Perry British and French Casualty bases

[Brian Smaller]

Hi
Been painting more of these. Aim is to have enough to eliminate dice and plastic markers on my wargames table.

Please pop over to see more.
Cheers
Brian

http://woolshedwargamer.wordpress.com/2014/05/02/28mm-more-casualty-bases-perry-miniatures/

[Sterling Moose]

Very nice.  Where are the dials from?

[Hitman]

Saw these on TMP as well. They are absolutely spectacular. I am extremely impressed. What creative uses of dead figures.  They will really set your gaming table apart from others. Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Hitman
 

[Brian Smaller]

Very nice.  Where are the dials from?

They are from Warbases. They do two styles - one with the little turning lug and one without. With my fat fingers I prefer the turning lug.

http://www.warbases.com/

Cheers

[Brian Smaller]

Saw these on TMP as well. They are absolutely spectacular. I am extremely impressed. What creative uses of dead figures.  They will really set your gaming table apart from others. Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Hitman
 

Appreciate the comments - I certainly hope they make the table look a bit less cluttered with non-miniatures stuff.

[Romark]

I had seen these dials on the Warbases site but hadn't really given them much thought ,but your excellent work has certainly made me aware of their possibilities,may get a few.

[sotek486]

How did you get the white on the number part ... I have several of these counters ... can you pull them apart to get paint down there?

[Brian Smaller]

How did you get the white on the number part ... I have several of these counters ... can you pull them apart to get paint down there?

Perhaps they are different now - improved if you will. They have the numbers printed on paper and glued to the centre layer.  Like most manufacturers of things miniature, a better image on their website would help.

[sotek486]

Ahhh, well poo ... mine are just laser cut numbers.

You've done an excellent job on yours!!

[Brian Smaller]

I prised on apart to see how it went together and you could easily glue on a number printed on white paper in the appropriate place (turn the ring over to hid the laser engraved number) - then glue again. 

[sotek486]

 Excellent ... I'll be pulling mine apart to do exactly that :-)

[Mr Pommeroy]

I really like this solution to the casualty question, very elegant.

[carlos13th]

These look great. I think I will have to try this for my samurai.

[Sterling Moose]

Is that the 30mm or 40mm casualty base?

[Brian Smaller]

I went for the 40mm base.