ModellingWD 412 · p. 12
Sculpted bases for both principal settings provide ruined masonry and battlefield debris sized for character models. The examples explain the different base sizes and show how scenery such as a broken tank turret or Shattered Dominion fragments can establish a miniature’s setting.
Warhammer 40,000Age of Sigmar
ModellingWD 412 · pp. 106–111
Joe Naber and Mick Cudworth build an enormous Khornate fortress around a captured Realmgate, using Chaos Dreadhold parts to suggest conquest over an older civilisation. Durability limits some early modular ambitions, but two separate tables retain flexibility; coherent rubble, subdued ground and a glossy river of blood make the fantastic scene convincing and usable.
Age of SigmarBlades of Khorne8 paint colours
ModellingWD 412 · pp. 122–123
The basing workshop starts with safely removing slot tabs and attaching models to modern sculpted bases. It then arranges compatible pieces from detail kits, using Drycha’s ruined Arcanabulum as an example and filling the surrounding joins to integrate the scenery.