bboutwell
01/23/16 03:21 AM
71.11.56.124
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I bought the new Battletech Starter Set and it came with the plastic minis. I have a collection of older Ral Partha Minis. What Hex bases does anyone use with the plastics? Is there one that will fit or is anyone cutting them? It just seems they would look better with flock on a regular Hex Base. Thoughts?
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by_the_sword
02/19/16 02:23 PM
147.140.233.30
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I thought the plastic mini's that came in the boxed set already had hex bases moled onto them?
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Karagin
02/20/16 01:48 AM
61.40.222.5
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They do, but they are small and many either add a normal size hex base to them or build a base for them.
Karagin
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MendicantMonkey
07/29/16 07:06 AM
68.50.11.149
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I'm a bit late to this but I thought others might find this interesting:
thingiverse.com/thing:441813
If you've got a 3D printer or access to a maker-space.
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MJB
12/27/16 04:06 PM
107.199.74.86
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I used to own over 300 mech minis, far too many to afford ralidium hex bases for each.
I used homemade cut hex-shaped heavy cardboard bases and spackle, sometimes dressed with model railroad grass and ground cover.
It was aesthetically pleasing, and assured orientation on the board.
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kit_ohnira
08/03/17 12:35 AM
107.135.238.176
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it's better to get some bases to customize since some players prefer the added detail if they use say hex Terrain blocks.
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