Rounded bases that came with starline 2300 minis

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Rounded bases that came with starline 2300 minis

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I got a bunch of 2300 line minis and they came with attractive rounded bugled plastic bases. I think I prefer these to the recent 2400 ones.

All the minis I got from the Starline 2400 line came with flat ones. How do you get the rounded plastic ones? Is it possible to make an request when ordering from this site?
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Theres additional stands available from ADB --
No photos so can't confirm their the ones you want ---

http://store.starfleetstore.com/merchan ... ory_Code=O
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Ral Partha's Crimson Skies minis used to come with the bases you're talking about, they're Iron Wind Metals now but I don't see those bases available by themselves. Their Crimson Skies figures came with that type base in clear.
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Bolo_MK_XL wrote:Theres additional stands available from ADB --
No photos so can't confirm their the ones you want ---

http://store.starfleetstore.com/merchan ... ory_Code=O
I think those are the flat slotted plastic bases with the pewter pin. At least the last pack I got were.
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right, I was wondering if the Rounded Bugle bases that came in the old Starline 2300 minis are still available instead of the flat ones that are available now
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[Moderator: I moved this to the more appropriate "Miniatures" topic.]
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Personally, I've picked up as many of the old clear stands with Firing Arc covers from Lou Zocchi -- For large heavy ships, I've modified the B-10 base to screw on (many others did their version for that purpose) ---

Maybe someone in the know can post photos and links on the Cart to each type of base ---
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I think we have zocchi bases; you'd need to email Leanna.
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The two Round top hex bases I have are for non-ADB ships. One is a FASA Romulan Graceful Flyer and the other...well I'm not sure where it came from but it's in my miniature box.

I still have some of the old clear stands that come with the paper shield/firing arc covers which I use for the retro look.
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I got many of my Zocchi bases from ADB, just need to get off my duff and paint more minis so I would have a need more of them ----

There must be a 1/2 dozen different stands under my amateur paint jobs, I really need to get into gear and work on more, organize better, at least to get each fleet on the same type stands ---
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Steve Cole wrote:I think we have zocchi bases; you'd need to email Leanna.
Oh, sweet.

Thank you SVC. I'll e-mail her and order them at my next ADB direct order. (Where I will pick up Briefing 2, some boxes, a couple minis big box retailers don't carry, and some spare charts.)


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Dorian, you might want to clarify the "zocchi" bases with Leanna before you order them.
I think the type of base you're looking for is this.
Unless I'm wrong, the zocchi bases Steve is talking about look like this.
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Scoutdad wrote:Dorian, you might want to clarify the "zocchi" bases with Leanna before you order them.
I think the type of base you're looking for is this.
Unless I'm wrong, the zocchi bases Steve is talking about look like this.
I think you're right.

Thought maybe you'd be at Nashcon today.
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Went to the first several NashCons, but rapidly became turned off by the play style of the persons running the games I enjoyed playng.

Since then, my tastes have changes - I probably should go back since HMGS-Midsouth typically runs the type of events that I have recently decided I like.
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Scoutdad wrote:Went to the first several NashCons, but rapidly became turned off by the play style of the persons running the games I enjoyed playng.

Since then, my tastes have changes - I probably should go back since HMGS-Midsouth typically runs the type of events that I have recently decided I like.
Well, I've never been myself, but my main 'opponent' usually goes every year, he's there right now afaik.
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