The Baccus Basing System is simple to use, quick and gives great results. The basing materials themselves have been specially sourced for use with small scale wargames figures and the paints chosen to best effects.

While at shows, in between telling people that you can paint 6mm figures without giving yourself a migraine and actually engaging in financial transactions, I seem to spend a lot of time explaining how to base 6mm units. This has led me to do two things: 1. …

2016年2月2日 · Baccus 6mm solved the 6mm basing problems years ago by introducing their single basing system of 60mm x 30mm for infantry battalions, cavalry regiments, limbers, wagons, etc. and 30mm x 30mm for artillery (guns) and commanders. Only …

2012年8月24日 · Part 2 - The Basing Guide. Here is the follow up basing method guide. As my camera batteries ran out during the painting guide I decided to quickly knock off another base of horse to use for this, so here is my third base of ECW horse and a description of how I …

2014年6月11日 · This post goes through a step by step guide on how I base my 6mm Napoleonics. I have added a bit more detail than I originally planned on the flags given the queries I have had about earlier posts. I am basing the 2 …

Episode three of a Beginner's Guide to 6mm, in this one I show you how to base your 6mm figures. Thanks for watching!Follow me on social media:Twitter: https...

Here is a colour by colour pictorial guide to how I paint my 6mm figures, in this case a typical British line infantry battalion with white facings. I hope it proves useful to anybody just about to try this scale and shows how simple steady brushwork and a consistent basing style can produce reasonably good results in 6mm.

This page is my step by step guide for basing 6mm (1/300th) buildings. I use the Spearhead sized basing scheme (which is 90x90mm square) which I think works well. Usually you can get 2-3 buildings onto a base along with a few trees and foliage.

2019年7月22日 · Does anyone have any insight into basing around 6mm WW2 rules in general? Picture of one of the Battalions for illustration. Also any WW2 rules suggestions would be welcome.

The Baccus Basing System is simple to use, quick and gives great results. The basing materials themselves have been specially sourced for use with small scale wargames figures and the paints chosen to best effects. All you need to get going and really improve the look of your armies.