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Wooden display bases

Started by Bungle, February 25, 2007, 11:32:02 AM

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Custom_Hobby

Do they also do custom Stuff?
Mike
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Bungle

Quote from: Custom_Hobby on March 16, 2007, 02:09:14 PM
Do they also do custom Stuff?

I can always ask him.... PM me with what you have in mind and I will give him a bell.

Custom_Hobby

Do you know if he does engraving as well?
Mike
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Zordana

I like the darker stripey one behind it. Very nice. Ill have to remember this guy next time I do a special piece.
I sleep in a drawer

Bungle

Quote from: Custom_Hobby on March 16, 2007, 09:08:43 PM
Do you know if he does engraving as well?

No I don't think he does.

Custom_Hobby

Either way his pieces look great. What do you think would go well with a blue resin miniature on a round 30mm base?
Mike
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Bungle

Display base or standard base?

colour....? well a yellow wood would contrast nicely

Custom_Hobby

I am thinking display. It is for a figure there are only 5 of.
Mike
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Bungle


Custom_Hobby

Its a little red X. How much are they?
Mike
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Bungle

I didn't even get that LOL

Custom_Hobby

Nice, so what the prices like? I would need 5 bases like that.
Mike
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Bungle

What wood?

pick a choice of  a couple from the photos and i'll ask

Custom_Hobby

I like the one in the middle:


Mike
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Bungle

Beech.

Fungal colonised beech to give the dark lines and wavy patterns. Don't worry the fungus is dead.

I have just got 36' of 1 1/2" thick shelves from that that I need to sand and finish.

I'll give him a ring tomorrow. I have given him a "standard round figure base" which looks good set into the hole in the wood, I think a "display figure base" with rounded edges would look better set on top.