Check it out - I made Huge/Gargantuan/Colossal bases!

[Kunimatyu]

Or rather, paid a plastics manufacturer to make some custom ones:

It's nice actually having a Gargantuan Centipede, as you'd be surprised just how many modules call for one.

(EDIT: I'm selling the leftover Gargantuan bases on this thread: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=198354 , if anyone's interested)

 

[blargney the second]

Sweet. How?

 

[Kunimatyu]

Sweet. How?

Myself and a bunch of other guys made a group order (~$120) to a plastics fabricator. Turns out it's rather easy for them to cut black plastic into precise squares, so now we have bases for gigantic monsters like the McFarlane Dragons and others.

I plan on using a plastic toy to make a Gargantuan Cachalot Whale, for instance, and perhaps a Gargantuan Spider.

(I do have a few extra bases, if people are interested)

 

[Olaf the Stout]

Where did you get the Gargantuan Centipede from?

Olaf the Stout

 

[Kunimatyu]

Where did you get the Gargantuan Centipede from?

Olaf the Stout

The Garg Centipede is a "4D Puzzle", available for about $6 from several Internet retailers and sometimes ebay. They've got a great Huge Spider, too, though there's less of a demand for those.

http://www.puppistry.com/4D/bugs.html

 

[Meloncov]

What's that thing of the far left?

 

[Delta]

I'll just say that I make my bases out of balsa wood, spray painted black. Not quite the same texture but it looks the same. I mounted a McFarlane King Kong model that way for a "WG6: Isle of the Ape" session a year or two back.

 

[frankthedm]

What's that thing of the far left?

Dagon, from Sota toy's Nightmares of Lovecraft.

 

[frankthedm]

I mounted a McFarlane King Kong model that way for a "WG6: Isle of the Ape" session a year or two back.

McFarlane made a king kong? By any chance do you mean the Conan series two ape?

 

[pawsplay]

I bow down before your toys.