Couple photos of the bases with foam
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Couple photos of the bases with foam
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Edited by ootinniYou know, I've thought of this and I used to weight my 40k bases. I ended up getting rubberized play field. A thought... is there something you can "dip" the bases in to rubberized just the edges and then file off clean with the outer edge? Might be faster and easier.
On 6/2/2019 at 3:55 PM, Yearfire said:I use these from Escapade Gaming and Gear in Sweden. I wouldn't play without them. Looks like they're sold out of everything but medium bases right now though.
I was gifted a few of these at SOS. They are excellent. They add a good bit of weight as well which means they are harder to knock as well as being grippier.
Just to second the super fast and clean solution of cabinet bumpers. Have four of these on most of my bases and when I accidently play with bases that do not have them, I find they slide all over the place. Probably not quite as effective as mouse pads but takes virtually no time or effort. Not sure on the exact height you want though it's been too long since I bought them...
57 minutes ago, gamblertuba said:Have four of these on most of my bases and when I accidently play with bases that do not have them, I find they slide all over the place.
I know, right?!?!?!? Whenever I have to play with a base without them, it's crazy! It feels like they slide everywhere.
Also agree that they are super easy and super cheap to use.
On 6/5/2019 at 4:47 PM, gamblertuba said:Just to second the super fast and clean solution of cabinet bumpers.
Some people in my play group, including myself, use the following brand:
https://m.clasohlson.com/uk/Tesa-Anti-Slip-Silencer-Pads/21-2865
There is a picture of them mounted under a base in Medium bases thread .
Edited by RikuMI have 100+ ships and I use cabinet bumpers for most of my bases. I haven't done all of my bases so I just use the ones with the bumpers on them. I can get a sheet of 48 for $3.00. Its peel and stick and quick.
On 6/5/2019 at 8:47 AM, gamblertuba said:Just to second the super fast and clean solution of cabinet bumpers. Have four of these on most of my bases and when I accidently play with bases that do not have them, I find they slide all over the place. Probably not quite as effective as mouse pads but takes virtually no time or effort. Not sure on the exact height you want though it's been too long since I bought them...
I was all set to buy a sacrificial mousepad before my next game, but this looks absolutely brilliant. Iāve gone ahead and ordered a set.
1 minute ago, CoffeeMinion said:I was all set to buy a sacrificial mousepad before my next game, but this looks absolutely brilliant. Iāve gone ahead and ordered a set.
Cool. Make sure to post if they are the correct depth or not. I bought mine off the shelf and the sizes may or may not be the same.
On 6/7/2019 at 12:09 PM, gamblertuba said:Cool. Make sure to post if they are the correct depth or not. I bought mine off the shelf and the sizes may or may not be the same.
Got em. Missed the timing for my last game, but Iāve put some on bases.
They definitely make the bases stick up a noticeable amount. They also still might slide more than I was hoping for.
But, the proof will be in flying them. Hopefully soon...
On 6/2/2019 at 7:52 AM, Hiemfire said:I've got a buddy who is gluing squares of yoga mat to the underside of his bases.
I went the opposite way. My play mat IS a Yoga Mat (cut down to 3' x 3' of course)
Works great!
Finally tried these some yesterday. I played on a smooth card table surface, and I had a mix of rubber-footed and āregularā bases to see if I could tell the difference.
Boy howdy could I tell the difference! The ones without feet were sliding all over the place. The ones with them were very, very noticeably harder to accidentally nudge out of place.
I donāt like how few bases I could do with just a single pack. But, Iām close to ready to buy more packs...
Still nothing about baby bumpers?
This thread disappoints.
Edited by Darth Meanie31 minutes ago, Darth Meanie said:Still nothing about baby bumpers?
This thread disappoints.
What? You think you know everything Iām gonna say? Well how about this: RUBBER BABY BUGGY BUMPERS! Bet you didnāt see that coming, eh?!
On 6/22/2019 at 11:26 PM, CoffeeMinion said:Finally tried these some yesterday. I played on a smooth card table surface, and I had a mix of rubber-footed and āregularā bases to see if I could tell the difference.
Boy howdy could I tell the difference! The ones without feet were sliding all over the place. The ones with them were very, very noticeably harder to accidentally nudge out of place.
I donāt like how few bases I could do with just a single pack. But, Iām close to ready to buy more packs...
The only problem Iāve found is that the cardboard templates from the core set tend to fit under the base rather than being flush with the ship base if you use the cabinet bumpers (depending on their height). But if you use acrylic templates which are slightly thicker you donāt have this problem.
On 6/5/2019 at 10:47 AM, gamblertuba said:Just to second the super fast and clean solution of cabinet bumpers. Have four of these on most of my bases and when I accidently play with bases that do not have them, I find they slide all over the place. Probably not quite as effective as mouse pads but takes virtually no time or effort. Not sure on the exact height you want though it's been too long since I bought them...
So, anyone figured what is the ideal height for this?
1 hour ago, LUZ_TAK said:So, anyone figured what is the ideal height for this?
3mm (1/8")
3 minutes ago, Force Majeure said:3mm (1/8")
Awesome, txs
I just did up a bunch of these for my tie swarm bases. Now I gotta wait till Thursday to test em š