The new Cork Basing Kits from Kromlech will add a ton of variety to your dioramas and bases in no time- check it out!
Kromlech is always putting out some of the coolest alternative minis, terrain, and bits on the market! If you haven’t checked them out before, they are definitely worth looking into. This time though, we’ll be focusing on a new release that will help your pieces just look that much cooler. Plus, for the price, it’s easier to just buy these instead of taking the hassle to buy full boards and break them up yourself.
They have tons of bits that are perfect for 40k and fantasy, so even if these aren’t up your alley, they probably have something else you would love. Let’s get into what you can score now!
Cork Basing Kits Scatter – Fine: $4.62
Obviously, this is all about making your terrain and bases better. Plus, it’s pretty cheap, so worth picking up to just mess around with. If you love what Kromlech is up to, check out everything else they have been releasing here as well!
This pot contains approximately 120ml of high-quality, non-toxic, and natural cork material. The grain size is approximately 1-2 mm. The fine cork can be used to imitate sand and small gravel.
Cork Scatter – Coarse: $4.62
Cork is a perfect basing material – easy to apply, and can be used with PVA, superglue, or other cyanoacrylate adhesives. Different shapes and sizes help to create various effects, introducing a broad range of textures to your terrain pieces, dioramas, and miniature bases.
This pot contains approximately 120ml of high-quality, non-toxic, and natural cork material. Grain size is 2-3 mm. The coarse cork can be used to imitate pebbles and small stones on your miniature base.
Cork Scatter – Rocks: $4.62
This pot contains approximately 120ml of high-quality, non-toxic and natural cork material. Grain size is 3-9 mm. The rocky cork can be used to imitate larger stones and outcrops on your miniature base.
That does it for this one, now go get some new modeling materials!
Get Your Cork Basing Materials From Kromlech Here!
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