Base Stamps?

[Bahir]

Does anyone know of anyone that produces scifi base stamps?

Here are some links for reference.  Thanks in advance.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1843680961/base-stampers-textured-base-stamps-for-miniature-w
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2023606288/basius-2-the-deluxe-stamp-pad-terrain-tile-and-bas

[Tactalvanic]

You already mention Basius which is wargames bakery

http://www.wargamesbakery.co.uk/wargamesbakery%20basius.html

And there's happy seppuku but not sure if they do scifi as such

http://happyseppukumodelworks.bigcartel.com/category/base-texture-stamps

Thats the two that come to mind at least.

[syrinx0]

I have a few of the happy seppuku stamps and like them a lot.

[Bahir]

Thanks for the replies!

I liked the Basius stamps, but I could not discover where I could purchase them. It didn't seem like there was a store on their website.

Thanks for the tip on happy seppuku syrinx0, which ones do you have? I want to do something with a scifi feel.

[syrinx0]

I have their snow/mud, asphalt/sand flagstone and broken earth.  They have few SF patterns of plates and grids you might like. 

[Major_Gilbear]

James Wappel has lots of examples of basing using Happy Seppuku moulds on his blog (linky).

Despite his talents in making anything look good once painted, he does show you a warts-and-all construction walkthrough for nearly all of them, so they should be useful regardless of your skill with a hairy stick! 

[Tactalvanic]

Nice,

Just to add, I have some of the more fantasy aligned ones - paving, paving accents wood planking etc, to use with a lot of the fantasy stuff I have queued up.

Thinking another order in the new year, as to be honest although the Basius ones look fantastic, the pricing even with post USA/UK for the happyseppeku ones put them in 'affordable' thing rather than er, not.

And I do like them. They does the job quite nicely.

Not sure if the metal decking/plates and other bits they do are sci-fi are what you are looking for but they are all clearly shown with pressed examples on their website.

[syrinx0]

James Wappel inspired me to try the bases after a base & terrain session at GenCon last year.  Nice guy and great site.