Tohaa Journey - Stage 2

I recently took a two-week trip to visit family in Toronto, and while I was there, I stopped by at Meeplemart.  Steve, the owner, is always very friendly and helpful, and I was able to find what I wanted in no time.

I picked up a small armful of Infinity models (including a Metro HMG and the Yaoxie remotes), but I also managed to find a pack of bases for my upcoming Tohaa army.  Most blisters of bases only came with 5-6 bases, which made me a bit hesitant because I don't really want to place an order/visit Toronto every time I need new bases for my army.  The Hitech bases I found, though, came in a pack of ten.



Most of the other bases were also either very generic (jungle, sandstone, etc.) or 40k-themed (skulls skulls skulls!), so I was relieved to find a set of regular "ship floor" set.  Hitech normally makes a lot of 40k-esque stuff, but I was lucky enough to get a hold some more generic bases.  They're of reasonably high-quality, and there were only a few holes here and there where bubbles got into the moulds.  For eleven bucks Canadian, I'm pretty happy with the purchase.

These bases have helped me decide that my Tohaa are going to have a boarding-party feel about them.  I think it makes sense - they're here to fight the Combined Army, so there are going to be a lot of little insertions here and there on just about everyone's vessels.  The dark bases mean that I'm going to want to work with lighter armour, and that's ok with me because I'm starting to really like the idea of a very dark-skinned Tohaa army.

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  1. SamboRAugust 29, 2012 at 3:57 AM

    Really nice bases, especially knowing that Hitech is polish company :) looking foward to seeing first painted minis!

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