
I roughly cut the bases into individual chunks with a craft knife

I then carefully shave them down until they are flush with the base edge

I use green stuff to fill the gaps along the edges

When that's dry, I line the markers up, and draw their edges with a pencil

I don't want to add any height to the markers, even a few mm, so using a steel rule and craft knife, I cut a groove for the markers to sit in, so the base of the marker will be glued directly to the supplied base.

I glue the markers in place, then mask them off ready for painting.

I paint the bases to match my army.

Finally I remove the masking tape and cling for the finished product. Please note, I had a little mishap with these, I used a new masking tape which was...a little too clingy, and it's kind of ruined the S1/S2 marker. Lesson to be learned, check your stuff.

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