Tarmac Base

Dana, I don't know if anybody is making the bases in 1/32 but you could combine 2 or 4 of the 1/48 possibly. Or even make your own, I've made a couple of smaller diorama bases using Durham rock hard Water Putty as a coating, doing my best to keep it smooth as I applied it but sanding it down if need be when its dry. Then you can either paint it or use a product called Road System Top Coat, Asphalt St1453 from Woodland Scenics. This stuff is water soluble so you can thin it and brush it on, it ends up looking awfully close to paved surface. Hope I helped.

Bob

Dana, if no one makes it. Try posting on the diorama forum. I am sure someone can help you out with a scratch built.

Dana,
I've been in the same quandry, even over basically the same aircraft kit. The only thing that I've found that may be suitable (no one makes 1/32 tarmacs that I've found anywhere) is to use a large sheet of fine-grit sandpaper and paint it grey. Pencil lines can be used to simulate the seams in the concrete very convincingly. Hope this helps you out.

demono69

i use the large sheets of fine grit GRAY sandpaper, and it looks pretty good.

Hey Guy's;
I've used old Xmas gift boxes as Tarmacs for 1/32 scale planes the non-coated insides look and have the texture like a tarmac and it's cheaper to get too, just save the old gift boxes from Xmas and have a complete AFB flight line of concrete at your hands
Ugly Butt Well Hung; Hawgs
Cuda