Does anyone know how these were based?

[antique_nova]

Do you guys know how they were based and where can I get the material for the bases?

 

Also, is it difficult to stick Tzaangors onto bases with a little fine sand after everything has been painted, because I play to spray and paint both separately and once they're both painted, only then do I intend to super glue them together.

 

[Commander Dawnstar]

I might be wrong, but isn't that just pieces of cork board? It's certainly a very good material for producing flat rocky surfaces with rough edges.

[sockwithaticket]

Cork, small-medum sized basing grit and plastic skulls.

[Semper Fortis]

And likely with a pin through the base and cork and into one of the feet.

[Surreal Cruelty]

Cork board looks great when using it to base minis, but I do strongly recommend that you pin your models to it (and I mean going all the way through the cork and into the base).  Plastic glues okay to cork if you are using a plastic glue, but the moment you drop the mini it will pop off the cork, and take some of the material with it.  It's easy enough to repair, but then requires some touch up painting to hide the wood color of the cork.