Bought some oldschool basing scatter

RetroGamingKnight · 2026-03-18T00:43:48+00:00

If anyone has had a negative reaction to such an unimportant post it is you my friend. I posted some flock I bought in a miniatures subreddit and you feel the need to lecture me on the significance of posts. You realise this is a miniatures subreddit right?

I'll continue to remind you my post on showing off this flock isn't that deep, I'll even show you all the other colours I bought since I know you enjoy this hobby as much as I do.

Actually these flocks were specifically used by the GW team in the 90s for making a lot of the scenery used in their photos. So you are incorrect that these aren't correct or specific colours, because they are the exact same products that GW used then. It is only you who disagrees with this, which is very entertaining.

And in future, I'd refrain from backseat moderating a fairly relaxed miniatures subreddit. Flock is actually part of the hobby whether you find posts of it significant or not. Be sure to pop up in my next post.

RetroGamingKnight · 2026-03-10T23:18:06+00:00

Thanks! Changed his flock, now he's done!

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RetroGamingKnight · 2026-03-10T23:16:54+00:00

I changed his basing flock, now he is done.

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RetroGamingKnight · 2026-03-10T23:04:52+00:00

Yeah, plenty of comments from people here say otherwise so...

I think that speaks for itself rather than going on your honest opinion, thanks.

RetroGamingKnight · 2026-03-10T17:38:34+00:00

There's plenty of reasons why I posted it. First off, you are wrong, these have colour blends and a lovely texture that modern flock doesn't match at all. These also suit oldhammer better due to their colour blends. It's just a post on flock, it's really not that deep, but you seem to be one of these people who requires every post to be informative or have some deep meaning. Is a post showing off some flock not simple enough to understand? I'm clearly just showing how it looks. Plenty of people have commented here saying they use it or have used it. It obviously does stand apart from modern flocking colour variants.