Citadel Warhammer Basing Kit

[Kieranator K82]

So, GW recently released the Warhammer Basing Kit:

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Now, a question has entered my mind: Is it worth getting?
No doubt other WHFB collectors will be eyeing up the kit, so, voila! A poll to determine its worth!

[Mike X]

I don't own it yet, but I'll definitely be picking up at least one. I plan on using most of it for terrain decor and rubble.

I'm iffy on the 40K version, though.

[DAPHEEL]

I've got the 40k one and it's pretty decent. They're not as tight with the resin bits as i was expecting - you get loads of them and they are quite varied in design. The brass details are a bit bland though, but they do the job when it comes to spicing up the bases.

[Chuck Norris]

I think they look ok but I personally use the Spectre Hobbies and Terrain Forge kits. I won the Terrain Forge Kit at a tourney right after I bought the Spectre Hobbies one. Granted neither has the brass but I can always pick one up of stuff I need from the local hobby store.

[j-orge-287]

Looks cool but haven't got it yet

[Fizyx]

It is expensive, but it really is nice to be able to add just a dab of flair to a character model without too much work. I wish they would replace the tubs of slate with some more resin, though. The brass etchings are a little more difficult to use and limited in scope. I would have loved something like the Forgeworld patterns, but I'll eventually use the leaves, I imagine.

I think the 40k one had too many 40mm base pieces and they could not fit as many into the tubs. The Fantasy one had a lot more pieces.

[Lunar Camel]

I have both. They're OK, nothing earth shattering. If you have an extensive bitz box, it amounts to the same thing.