Magnetic Movement Tray for 20x20 mm Bases
Magnetic Movement Tray for 20x20 mm Bases
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100×20 mm tray for 5 miniatures on 20 mm bases in a single rank.
Made in the ImpriWars workshop for a single rank of five 20 mm bases, it is 3D-printed in PLA and topped with a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps every magnetised miniature in place even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, with the paintwork protected. Its hidden magnets keep it attached to the metal shelves of a carry case, and thanks to the 2 mm border the rank is placed precisely, stores in little space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide in a single rank: the front rank of a unit of Wood Elf Wildwood Rangers or Bretonnian Battle Pilgrims, in WHFB.
This magnetic movement tray for 20×20 mm bases moves regiments for Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Reforged and The Ninth Age as a single piece, with every miniature in its place.
About the tray
It is made in the ImpriWars workshop. The body is 3D-printed PLA and the top face a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds magnetised bases through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected. Its hidden magnets fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border gives precision, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Formations
There are 115 formations, from 4 to 225 miniatures, on plates from 80×20 to 300×300 mm. For example:
- 5 wide and 4 deep: 20 miniatures (100×80 mm).
- 5 by 5: 25 miniatures, or 16 bases of 25 mm, 8 of 25×50 mm or 4 of 50×50 mm (100×100 mm).
- 6 by 5: 30 miniatures (120×100 mm).
- 10 by 4: 40 miniatures, or 10 bases of 40×40 mm (200×80 mm).
- 10 by 6: 60 miniatures, or 10 bases of 40×60 mm (200×120 mm).
Games and units
It is the base for much of the infantry in WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age, such as High Elf Phoenix Guard, Ogre Kingdoms Gnoblars, Bretonnian Battle Pilgrims or Chaos Dwarf Infernal Guard. Formations that take 25, 30, 40×40 or 40×60 mm bases also work for Warhammer: The Old World.
Frequently asked questions
What do the bases need?
A magnet in the base: the 20×20 mm square bases (pack of 10) come with a magnet option, and there are also 4×2 mm neodymium magnets.
Is there a tray for units of 10, 15 or 20?
Yes: 5 by 2 or 10 in a single rank; 5 by 3 or 3 by 5; 5 by 4, 4 by 5 or 10 by 2.
More movement trays for Warhammer in trays for square bases.
60×40 mm tray for 6 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 3.
Small but complete: a 3D-printed PLA body, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet where the six magnetised bases stay firm even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected, and hidden magnets that keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case. With its 2 mm border, the group moves as a single piece: precisely, taking up little room and keeping the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Three wide and two deep: room for 6 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dwarf Slayers or High Elf Swordmasters, in WHFB.
60×60 mm tray for 9 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 3.
Or 2 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 4 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 2.
A 60 mm square made in the ImpriWars workshop: a 3D-printed PLA body topped with a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps magnetised models firm even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and the paintwork protected. Underneath, hidden magnets to stay on the metal shelves of a carry case; around it, a 2 mm border that allows exact manoeuvres, saves space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and three deep: room for 9 bases of 20 mm, like those of Wood Elf Wardancers or Skaven Stormvermin, in WHFB.
80×60 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 2 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank or 12 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 4.
A narrow column of a dozen bases, all in one piece: if the tray tilts or is knocked, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps each magnetised model where it was, with the paintwork protected. Inside the 3D-printed PLA body, hidden magnets fasten the tray to the metal shelves of a carry case; around it, the 2 mm border makes each wheel precise, uses little space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and four deep, or four wide and three deep when turned: 12 Tomb Kings Skeleton Warriors or 12 Dark Elf Black Ark Corsairs in WHFB.
100×60 mm tray for 15 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 15 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 5.
The fifteen magnetised bases go from table to case and back already formed: they stay on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and the paintwork stays protected. In the case, the hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA body hold it to the metal shelves. A 2 mm border sets the column precisely, adds hardly any bulk and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Three wide and five deep, or five wide and three deep when turned: 15 Dwarf Quarrellers or 15 High Elf Archers in WHFB.
120×60 mm tray for 18 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 3.
Or 4 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 2.
Or 8 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 4 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank, 3 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank, 8 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4 or 18 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6.
Between tables at a tournament, the unit travels fully formed: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds the magnetised bases even if the tray tilts or takes a knock, with the paintwork protected. In the case, its hidden magnets stick it to the metal shelves. The body is 3D-printed PLA, and the 2 mm border lines up the frontage exactly, fits in little space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and six deep, or six wide and three deep when turned: 18 Vampire Counts Zombies or 18 Empire Flagellants in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, 4 Chaos Knights in The Old World.
140×60 mm tray for 21 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 21 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 7.
At 140 mm long and only 60 wide, the 3D-printed PLA body gives the column the rigidity it needs. Its hidden magnets anchor it to the metal shelves of a carry case, while the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet across the top holds the magnetised bases even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paint kept safe. The 2 mm border sets the unit down precisely, keeps its footprint in the case small and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Three wide and seven deep, or seven wide and three deep when turned: 21 Skaven Clanrats or 21 Vampire Counts Crypt Ghouls in WHFB.
160×60 mm tray for 24 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 4 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank or 24 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 8.
Twenty-four hand-painted models deserve a secure ride: every magnetised base grips the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and the paintwork stays protected from chipping. The 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border makes moving it precise, adds little bulk to the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and eight deep, or eight wide and three deep when turned: 24 Bretonnian Men-at-Arms or 24 Dark Elf Dreadspears in WHFB.
180×60 mm tray for 27 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 3.
Or 6 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 2.
Or 12 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 6 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank, 12 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6 or 27 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 9.
Designed for marching columns: narrow, long and all in one piece, thanks to the 3D-printed PLA body. Magnetised bases hold on to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet even if the tray tilts or takes a knock, with the paintwork protected, and the hidden magnets keep it still on the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border lets the column wheel exactly, leaves free space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and nine deep, or nine wide and three deep when turned: 27 Skaven Clanrats or 27 Vampire Counts Skeleton Warriors in WHFB. On 30 mm bases, 12 Chaos Warriors in The Old World.
200×60 mm tray for 30 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 5 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank or 30 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 10.
Made in the ImpriWars workshop to move thirty bases at once. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds every magnetised model even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and protects the paintwork; the 3D-printed PLA shapes a 200 mm plate; the hidden magnets stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. And the 2 mm border is barely noticeable at the front: precise moves, a compact fit in the case and a game that stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and ten deep, or ten wide and three deep when turned: 30 Empire Halberdiers or a 30-strong Night Goblin mob in WHFB. Turned, on 40×60 mm bases, 5 Bretonnian Pegasus Knights in The Old World.
240×60 mm tray for 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 3.
Or 8 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 2.
Or 16 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 8 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank, 6 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank, 16 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8 or 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 12.
The 2 mm border is the only thing added to the unit, which is why the tray moves precisely, takes up little room in the case and keeps the game fair. The rest is in plain sight or out of it: on top, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds the magnetised bases even if the tray tilts or takes a knock, with the paintwork protected; inside the 3D-printed PLA, hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and twelve deep, or twelve wide and three deep when turned: room for 36 bases of 20 mm, like those of Lizardmen Skink Skirmishers or Vampire Counts Grave Guard, in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, 8 Bretonnian Knights Errant in The Old World.
300×60 mm tray for 45 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 15 ranks of 3.
Or 10 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 2.
Or 20 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 10 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank, 20 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 10 or 45 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 15.
Three hundred millimetres of column need a body that holds its shape, and the 3D-printed PLA is exactly that. On top, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps all forty-five magnetised bases in place even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected; underneath, hidden magnets grip the tray to the metal shelves of a carry case. A 2 mm border finishes it off: exact movement, a slim profile in the case and the game kept fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and fifteen deep, or fifteen wide and three deep when turned: room for 45 bases of 20 mm, like those of a Goblin mob or Vampire Counts Zombies, in WHFB. On 30 mm bases, 20 Saurus Warriors in The Old World.
80×20 mm tray for 4 miniatures on 20 mm bases in a single rank.
Four bases in a row and only 20 mm deep: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps them firm even when the tray tilts or takes a knock, with the paintwork protected, and the 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, the rank advances straight and precise, needs very little room and the game stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Four wide in a single rank: the front rank of a unit of Dwarf Hammerers or Empire Greatswords, in WHFB.
80×40 mm tray for 8 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4.
Or 2 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in a single rank.
For small elite units, a tray made to measure: a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet where the eight magnetised bases stay firm even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected; a 3D-printed PLA body made in the ImpriWars workshop; and hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border gives precision when moving it, takes up little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and two deep: room for 8 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dark Elf Har Ganeth Executioners or High Elf White Lions of Chrace, in WHFB.
80×60 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 4.
Or 2 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Even if the tray is knocked or tilted, the unit stays in formation with its paintwork protected: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds all twelve magnetised bases. Beneath it, the 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that stick to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border lets it be set down exactly, leaves space free in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and three deep: just the right size for 12 Dwarf Ironbreakers or 12 Skaven Stormvermin in WHFB.
80×80 mm tray for 16 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4.
Or 4 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 2.
A square block of sixteen that advances, wheels and falls back keeping its shape: every magnetised base is held by the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and the paintwork travels protected. The body is 3D-printed PLA, with hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border moves the block exactly, takes up hardly any room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and four deep: 16 Dwarf Warriors or 16 Skaven Plague Monks in WHFB.
100×80 mm tray for 20 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 4.
Turned through 90°, it takes 20 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 5.
From home to the club and from the club to the tournament, twenty models travel in formation: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds their magnetised bases even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected, and the hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA body keep the tray on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border saves space in the case, gives precision on the table and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Four wide and five deep, or five wide and four deep when turned: 20 Empire Handgunners or 20 Dark Elf Darkshards in WHFB.
120×80 mm tray for 24 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 4.
Or 4 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 2.
Or 6 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 6 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 3 or 24 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6.
Twenty-four 20 mm bases today, six 40×40 mm ones another day: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet handles both alike, because it holds any magnetised base even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and protects the paintwork. Underneath, a 3D-printed PLA body with hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case; around it, a 2 mm border that sets the formation precisely, adds hardly any bulk and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm and 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and six deep, or six wide and four deep when turned: 24 Vampire Counts Skeleton Warriors or 24 Bretonnian Men-at-Arms in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 6 Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts in The Old World.
140×80 mm tray for 28 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 4.
Turned through 90°, it takes 28 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 7.
Seven ranks deep or, turned, seven wide: either way the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds all twenty-eight magnetised bases even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and the paintwork travels protected. The 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case. And its 2 mm border means the unit is placed precisely, takes up little room and the game stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Four wide and seven deep, or seven wide and four deep when turned: a 28-strong Goblin mob or 28 Tomb Kings Skeleton Warriors in WHFB.
160×80 mm tray for 32 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 4.
Or 8 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 8 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4 or 32 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8.
Thirty-two 20 mm bases for WHFB or eight 40×40 mm ones for The Old World: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds them just the same, even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and protects the paintwork. Inside, the 3D-printed PLA carries hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lines the formation up exactly, saves room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and eight deep, or eight wide and four deep when turned: 32 High Elf Spearmen or 32 Empire Swordsmen in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 8 Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls in The Old World.
180×80 mm tray for 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 4.
Or 6 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 9.
Thirty-six models mean many hours at the brush, and here they are stored safely: every magnetised base stays on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA body, made in the ImpriWars workshop, holds on to the metal shelves of a carry case with its hidden magnets. A 2 mm border gives precise control, uses little space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and nine deep, or nine wide and four deep when turned: room for 36 bases of 20 mm, like those of Wood Elf Glade Guard or Bretonnian Peasant Bowmen, in WHFB.
200×80 mm tray for 40 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 4.
Or 10 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 10 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5 or 40 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 10.
All forty bases move at once, because the rigid 3D-printed PLA body holds its shape across its 200 mm, and every one stays put: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips each magnetised base through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected. Hidden magnets secure it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border allows precise movement, saves room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and ten deep, or ten wide and four deep when turned: a 40-strong Night Goblin mob or 40 Skaven Clanrats in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 10 Chaos Ogres in The Old World.
100×20 mm tray for 5 miniatures on 20 mm bases in a single rank.
Made in the ImpriWars workshop for a single rank of five 20 mm bases, it is 3D-printed in PLA and topped with a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps every magnetised miniature in place even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, with the paintwork protected. Its hidden magnets keep it attached to the metal shelves of a carry case, and thanks to the 2 mm border the rank is placed precisely, stores in little space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide in a single rank: the front rank of a unit of Wood Elf Wildwood Rangers or Bretonnian Battle Pilgrims, in WHFB.
100×40 mm tray for 10 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5.
Ten miniatures deployed in a single move: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet covers the upper face, and each magnetised base stays where it is even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. The body, 3D-printed PLA, has hidden magnets inside that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border gives precision when moving, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and two deep: 10 Dwarf Thunderers or 10 Dark Elf Witch Elves in WHFB.
100×60 mm tray for 15 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 5.
All fifteen miniatures move at once with the tray, and the paintwork stays protected: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base even if the tray takes a knock or tilts. Underneath, hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA body fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border lets it be placed precisely, leaves room free in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and three deep: 15 Tomb Kings Skeleton Archers or 15 Chaos Dwarf Hobgoblin Cutthroats in WHFB.
100×80 mm tray for 20 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 5.
All twenty miniatures reach the table already in formation: in transit, the hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA body hold the tray to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps each magnetised base in place through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected. Once on the table, the 2 mm border helps with precise manoeuvring, takes only the room it needs and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and four deep: 20 Ogre Kingdoms Gnoblars or 20 High Elf Swordmasters in WHFB.
100×100 mm tray for 25 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 5.
Or, with other bases:
- 8 cavalry models on 25×50 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4
- 2 chariots or monstrous cavalry models on 50×100 mm bases in a single rank
- 4 miniatures on 50×50 mm bases in 2 ranks of 2
- 16 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4
Five different base sizes fit on this one 100 mm square plate: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet covering it grips any magnetised base through knocks or tilts and leaves the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA body has hidden magnets that keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border frames the block precisely, saves space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 25×50 mm, 50×100 mm, 50×50 mm and 25 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Five wide and five deep: 25 Bretonnian Peasant Bowmen or 25 Skaven Plague Monks in WHFB. On 50×100 mm bases, 2 High Elf Tiranoc Chariots in The Old World.
120×100 mm tray for 30 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 30 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 6.
Thirty painted miniatures deserve care, and this tray gives it: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips every magnetised base firmly through any knock or tilt, so the paintwork stays protected. The 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that secure it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and its 2 mm border sets the formation precisely, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and six deep, or six wide and five deep when turned: 30 Dwarf Warriors or a 30-strong Goblin mob in WHFB.
140×100 mm tray for 35 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 35 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 7.
Packing away and setting out thirty-five miniatures comes down to one gesture: the whole tray goes from case to table. On the way, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base through any knock or tilt, with the paintwork protected, and in the case hidden magnets stick it to the metal shelves. A 3D-printed PLA body and a 2 mm border: precise formations, little room taken in the case and a game that stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and seven deep, or seven wide and five deep when turned: room for 35 bases of 20 mm, like those of High Elf Sea Guard or Vampire Counts Grave Guard, in WHFB.
160×100 mm tray for 40 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 40 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 8.
A deep formation of eight ranks that stays compact because the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips all forty bases by their magnets, even when the tray is knocked or tilted, so the paintwork stays protected. The 3D-printed PLA gives it a firm body with hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border fits the formation in precisely, takes up little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and eight deep, or eight wide and five deep when turned: room for 40 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dark Elf Black Guard or Chaos Dwarf Infernal Guard, in WHFB.
180×100 mm tray for 45 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 45 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 9.
Here forty-five miniatures become a single piece: they are moved, turned and stored together. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet is what keeps them together, holding each magnetised base even if the tray tilts or takes a knock, with the paintwork protected; the 3D-printed PLA body provides the firmness and carries the hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border makes each manoeuvre precise, saves room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and nine deep, or nine wide and five deep when turned: room for 45 bases of 20 mm, like those of a Beastmen Ungor Herd or Wood Elf Eternal Guard, in WHFB.
200×100 mm tray for 50 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 5.
Or, with other bases:
- 16 cavalry models on 25×50 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4
- 4 chariots or monstrous cavalry models on 50×100 mm bases in 2 ranks of 2
- 8 miniatures on 50×50 mm bases in 4 ranks of 2
- 32 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 8 ranks of 4
Turned through 90°, it takes 16 cavalry models on 25×50 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8, 4 chariots or monstrous cavalry models on 50×100 mm bases in a single rank, 8 miniatures on 50×50 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4, 32 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8 or 50 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 10.
Although this is the 20 mm listing, the 200×100 mm plate works just as well for cavalry, chariots or 25 mm and 50×50 mm bases, because the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet covering it holds any base with a magnet through knocks and tilts, and the paintwork stays protected. Its 3D-printed PLA body has hidden magnets that anchor it to the metal shelves of a carry case; its 2 mm border lets the unit be positioned precisely, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 25×50 mm, 50×100 mm, 50×50 mm and 25 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Five wide and ten deep, or ten wide and five deep when turned: room for 50 bases of 20 mm, like those of Bretonnian Battle Pilgrims or a Night Goblin mob, in WHFB. On 25×50 mm cavalry bases, 16 Tomb Kings Skeleton Horsemen in The Old World and in WHFB.
120×20 mm tray for 6 miniatures on 20 mm bases in a single rank.
Six miniatures shoulder to shoulder, each held by its magnet to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: if the tray tilts or takes a knock, the rank stays as it was and the paintwork stays protected. This 3D-printed PLA strip comes with hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and its 2 mm border lets the rank be fitted precisely, stores in a small space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Six wide in a single rank: the front rank of a unit of Wood Elf Wardancers or Empire Flagellants, in WHFB.
120×40 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6.
Or 3 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in a single rank.
Twelve miniatures in two short ranks, six wide: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps them in formation even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. Underneath, the 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border lets the unit be placed precisely alongside the others, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and two deep: 12 High Elf White Lions of Chrace or 12 Dwarf Slayers in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 3 Chaos Trolls in The Old World.
120×60 mm tray for 18 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6.
Or 4 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 3 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 8 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4.
Eighteen miniatures, three ranks of six, and each one stays exactly where it was set down: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips it by its base magnet through any knock or tilt, and the paintwork travels protected. Beneath that sheet, the 3D-printed PLA and hidden magnets that stick the tray to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes every move exact, takes hardly any room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and three deep: 18 Dwarf Ironbreakers or 18 Dark Elf Witch Elves in WHFB.
120×80 mm tray for 24 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6.
Or 6 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 3.
From the outside, all that shows is the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet and the 2 mm border; the hidden magnets sit inside the 3D-printed PLA body and stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The sheet holds all twenty-four magnetised bases even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected, and the border makes moving precise, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and four deep: 24 High Elf Archers or 24 Empire Handgunners in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 6 Ogre Kingdoms Maneaters in The Old World.
120×100 mm tray for 30 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 6.
On the way to the club or a tournament, the tray stays put in the case: its hidden magnets stick it to the metal shelves. The thirty miniatures stay just as still on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, which holds each magnetised base through knocks or tilts and protects the paintwork. A 3D-printed PLA body, and a 2 mm border that gives precision on the table, stores in little space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Six wide and five deep: 30 Tomb Kings Skeleton Warriors or 30 High Elf Archers in WHFB.
120×120 mm tray for 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 6.
Or, with other bases:
- 8 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4
- 6 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 3
- 9 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 3
- 16 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4
A square 120 mm on each side that takes five base sizes, and the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds them all alike if they carry a magnet, through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected. Its 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border squares the unit up precisely, uses very little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm, 40×40 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and six deep: room for 36 bases of 20 mm, like those of High Elf Spearmen or Dwarf Warriors, in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, 8 High Elf Silver Helms in The Old World.
140×120 mm tray for 42 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 6.
Turned through 90°, it takes 42 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 7.
A unit of forty-two miniatures wheels simply by turning the tray, and the formation holds, because each magnetised base clings to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet whether the tray is knocked or tilted, keeping the paintwork protected. The 2 mm border makes the wheel precise, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair, while the hidden magnets set into the 3D-printed PLA below attach it to the metal shelves of a carry case.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Six wide and seven deep, or seven wide and six deep when turned: room for 42 bases of 20 mm, like those of Tomb Kings Skeleton Archers or Wood Elf Glade Guard, in WHFB.
160×120 mm tray for 48 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 6.
Or 12 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 8 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4, 12 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 4 or 48 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 8.
When the unit charges, its front has to end up straight, and the 2 mm border lets it be lined up precisely; it also takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair. On top of a 3D-printed PLA body sits the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, which holds all forty-eight magnetised bases even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and so protects the paintwork. Underneath, hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm and 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and eight deep, or eight wide and six deep when turned: room for 48 bases of 20 mm, like those of Chaos Dwarf Hobgoblin Cutthroats or Skaven Plague Monks, in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 12 Orc & Goblin Badlands Ogre Bulls in The Old World.
180×120 mm tray for 54 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 6.
Or 12 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 4.
Or 9 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 3.
Or 24 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 4.
Turned through 90°, it takes 12 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6, 24 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6 or 54 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 9.
Each part of the tray has its job. The 3D-printed PLA gives its 180×120 mm their shape and firmness. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds the magnetised bases even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and so protects the paintwork. The hidden magnets fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. And the 2 mm border brings precision, saves room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and nine deep, or nine wide and six deep when turned: room for 54 bases of 20 mm, like those of High Elf Sea Guard or Vampire Counts Skeleton Warriors, in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, 12 Dark Elf Cold One Knights in The Old World.
200×120 mm tray for 60 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 6.
Or 15 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 10 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5, 15 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 5 or 60 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 10.
Anyone who plays both WHFB and The Old World can use it for each: sixty 20 mm bases in one, fifteen 40×40 mm bases in the other. Either way, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected; the 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that keep it firm on the metal shelves of a carry case; and the 2 mm border adds precision when moving, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm and 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and ten deep, or ten wide and six deep when turned: room for 60 bases of 20 mm, like those of a Beastmen Ungor Herd or Skaven Clanrats, in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 15 Tomb Kings Ushabti in The Old World.
240×120 mm tray for 72 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 6.
Or, with other bases:
- 16 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4
- 12 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 3
- 18 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 3
- 32 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 4
Turned through 90°, it takes 16 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8, 12 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6, 18 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6, 32 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8 or 72 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 12.
With room for seventy-two 20 mm bases, it can carry two units at once in the case, or one large block on the table. Either way, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected, and the hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA body stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border allows precise manoeuvring, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm, 40×40 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and twelve deep, or twelve wide and six deep when turned: room for 72 bases of 20 mm, like those of Skaven Clanrats or a Night Goblin mob, in WHFB. On 30 mm bases, 32 Plaguebearers of Nurgle in The Old World.
300×120 mm tray for 90 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 15 ranks of 6.
Or 20 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 4.
Or 15 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 3.
Or 40 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 4.
Turned through 90°, it takes 20 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 10, 40 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 10 or 90 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 15.
Ninety 20 mm bases are a lot of infantry for a single tray, and here they move and travel while keeping their formation: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips each magnetised base through knocks and tilts, and the paintwork travels protected. The 3D-printed PLA body holds its shape along its 300 mm, and its hidden magnets fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border, for its part, offers precision, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and fifteen deep, or fifteen wide and six deep when turned: room for 90 bases of 20 mm, like those of Skaven Clanrats or Bretonnian Men-at-Arms, in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, 20 Bretonnian Mounted Knights of the Realm in The Old World.
140×20 mm tray for 7 miniatures on 20 mm bases in a single rank.
Long and slim, this rank of seven stores in a narrow gap on the metal shelves of a carry case, where its hidden magnets fix it. On the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, the seven magnetised bases stay in place through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected. The whole body is 3D-printed PLA; the 2 mm border gives the rank a precise advance, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide in a single rank: the front rank of a unit of Dark Elf Har Ganeth Executioners or Empire Greatswords, in WHFB.
140×40 mm tray for 14 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 7.
Fourteen elite miniatures, with all their paintwork, travel protected: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps each one fixed by its magnet whenever the tray is knocked or tilted. The 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border allows precise deployment, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and two deep: 14 Dwarf Hammerers or 14 High Elf Swordmasters in WHFB.
140×60 mm tray for 21 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 7.
Wide and shallow, this three-by-seven formation moves as a whole on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, which keeps each magnetised base in place through any knock or tilt and leaves the paintwork protected. The hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA body keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border delivers precise wheels, little bulk in the case and a game that stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and three deep: 21 Dwarf Thunderers or 21 Dark Elf Darkshards in WHFB.
140×80 mm tray for 28 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 7.
On the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, each magnetised base goes wherever it is put: command group at the front, champion in place, and it all stays that way even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. Beneath the sheet, the 3D-printed PLA holds hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border ensures precise placement, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and four deep: 28 Dwarf Thunderers or 28 Dark Elf Black Ark Corsairs in WHFB.
140×100 mm tray for 35 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 7.
When casualties have to be removed, they come off one at a time and the rest stay in place, because each magnetised base grips the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet on its own, also when the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border allows the formation to be readjusted precisely, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and five deep: a 35-strong Night Goblin mob or 35 Bretonnian Men-at-Arms in WHFB.
140×120 mm tray for 42 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 7.
With one tray per unit, the army stays organised in the case: this one, for forty-two infantry models, fixes to the metal shelves of a carry case with its hidden magnets. On top, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps every magnetised base where it was set, through knocks and tilts alike, and the paintwork stays protected. The body is 3D-printed PLA, and the 2 mm border gives precision, saves room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and six deep: room for 42 bases of 20 mm, like those of Empire Handgunners or Chaos Dwarf Infernal Guard, in WHFB.
140×140 mm tray for 49 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 7.
Seven by seven: being square, any of its four sides can serve as the front, and the unit changes facing simply by turning the tray. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps them all held by their magnets, even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected; the 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets to stay on the metal shelves of a carry case, and its 2 mm border makes facing changes precise, uses little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and seven deep: room for 49 bases of 20 mm, like those of High Elf Spearmen or Tomb Kings Skeleton Warriors, in WHFB.
160×140 mm tray for 56 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 7.
Turned through 90°, it takes 56 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 8.
The 160×140 mm plate holds its shape thanks to its 3D-printed PLA body, and the fifty-six miniatures stay in formation: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips them by their magnets through knocks or tilts, with the paintwork protected. Its hidden magnets stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border makes manoeuvres precise, adds little bulk and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and eight deep, or eight wide and seven deep when turned: room for 56 bases of 20 mm, like those of Wood Elf Eternal Guard or Vampire Counts Zombies, in WHFB.
180×140 mm tray for 63 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 7.
Turned through 90°, it takes 63 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 9.
With all sixty-three miniatures on top, little more than the tray's 2 mm border shows, and the regiment looks like a single block. That border also gives precision when moving, saves room in the case and keeps the game fair. Under the bases, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips each one by its magnet whenever the tray is knocked or tilted, so the paintwork stays protected; below that sit the 3D-printed PLA body and the hidden magnets that secure it to the metal shelves of a carry case.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and nine deep, or nine wide and seven deep when turned: room for 63 bases of 20 mm, like those of a Beastmen Ungor Herd or Bretonnian Men-at-Arms, in WHFB.
200×140 mm tray for 70 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 7.
Turned through 90°, it takes 70 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 10.
Turned, the tray gives a frontage of ten, as hordes require in 8th edition WHFB, and either way the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds all seventy magnetised bases even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA body houses hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border gives the horde precision, adds little bulk and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and ten deep, or ten wide and seven deep when turned: room for 70 bases of 20 mm, like those of Empire Handgunners or High Elf Sea Guard, in WHFB.
160×20 mm tray for 8 miniatures on 20 mm bases in a single rank.
Along its 160 mm, the 3D-printed PLA keeps this strip of eight straight, and the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet on top holds each magnetised base through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected. Into the case it goes with its hidden magnets, which fix it to the metal shelves, and on the table its 2 mm border lines up the rank precisely, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eight wide in a single rank: the front rank of a unit of Skaven Stormvermin or Dwarf Slayers, in WHFB.
160×40 mm tray for 16 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8.
Or 4 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in a single rank.
Two ranks of eight for elite infantry, or a single rank of four 40×40 mm bases for something bigger: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips both kinds by their magnets even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and the paintwork stays protected. Under the sheet, the 3D-printed PLA carries hidden magnets that stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border gives the frontage precision, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide and two deep: 16 Dark Elf Witch Elves or 16 High Elf White Lions of Chrace in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 4 Lizardmen Kroxigor in The Old World.
160×60 mm tray for 24 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 8.
Or 4 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Three ranks of eight on a 160×60 mm plate that travels as a single piece: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps the magnetised bases firm, whether 20 mm or 40×60 mm, through knocks and tilts, and the paintwork travels protected. The hidden magnets in its 3D-printed PLA body anchor it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and its 2 mm border makes wheels precise, uses little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide and three deep: 24 High Elf Swordmasters or 24 Empire Greatswords in WHFB. On 40×60 mm bases, 4 Bretonnian Pegasus Knights in The Old World.
160×80 mm tray for 32 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8.
Or 8 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4.
With eight across, the unit reaches combat on a broad, straight frontage: the 2 mm border lets contact be set precisely, takes little room and keeps the game fair. On top, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps all thirty-two magnetised bases in place even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected; the body is 3D-printed PLA, with hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide and four deep: 32 Empire Handgunners or 32 High Elf Archers in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 8 Ogre Kingdoms Leadbelchers in The Old World.
160×100 mm tray for 40 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 8.
With forty miniatures in play, order counts: here they form a neat eight-by-five block, and the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps it that way even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, with the paintwork protected. Under the sheet, the 3D-printed PLA carries hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border helps move the block precisely, adds little bulk and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eight wide and five deep: room for 40 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dwarf Warriors or Bretonnian Peasant Bowmen, in WHFB.
160×120 mm tray for 48 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 8.
Or 8 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4.
Or 12 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 4.
If the collection grows or switches army, this tray still serves: besides 20 mm bases, it takes 40×40 and 40×60 mm ones. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds them all by their magnets through knocks and tilts, so the paintwork stays protected. The 3D-printed PLA body houses hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and its 2 mm border gives precision, saves room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm and 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide and six deep: room for 48 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dwarf Quarrellers or Wood Elf Glade Guard, in WHFB. On 40×60 mm bases, room for 8, like those of Bretonnian Pegasus Knights, in The Old World.
160×140 mm tray for 56 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 8.
When casualties come off the back rank, the eight-wide frontage holds: the remaining magnetised bases stay fixed to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, through knocks and tilts as well, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA forms the body and houses hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case; the 2 mm border lets the unit be repositioned precisely, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eight wide and seven deep: room for 56 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dark Elf Black Ark Corsairs or Empire Flagellants, in WHFB.
160×160 mm tray for 64 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 8.
Or 16 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4.
With its 2 mm border, this sixty-four-base tray sits right up against its neighbours: precision when forming the line, little room in the case and a game that stays fair. On its 3D-printed PLA body, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected, and its hidden magnets keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide and eight deep: room for 64 bases of 20 mm, like those of Skaven Plague Monks or Vampire Counts Grave Guard, in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, room for 16, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls, in The Old World and in WHFB.
180×160 mm tray for 72 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 8.
Or 12 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 4.
Turned through 90°, it takes 72 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 9.
Seventy-two bases wheel as one block: the 2 mm border sets the pivot precisely, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair. While wheeling and in transit, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base through knocks or tilts, and the paintwork travels protected. Underneath, hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide and nine deep, or nine wide and eight deep when turned: room for 72 bases of 20 mm, like those of High Elf Spearmen or Tomb Kings Skeleton Warriors, in WHFB. On 40×60 mm bases, room for 12, like those of Screamers of Tzeentch, in The Old World.
200×160 mm tray for 80 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 8.
Or 20 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 4.
Turned through 90°, it takes 20 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 5 or 80 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 10.
This 200×160 mm plate leaves the ImpriWars workshop ready for eighty 20 mm bases or twenty 40×40 mm ones. Its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds either kind by its magnets even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, with the paintwork protected; the hidden magnets in its 3D-printed PLA body fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case; with the 2 mm border, the unit manoeuvres exactly, stores in little space and the game stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide and ten deep, or ten wide and eight deep when turned: room for 80 bases of 20 mm, like those of Chaos Dwarf Infernal Guard or Empire Handgunners, in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, room for 20, like those of Orc & Goblin Stone Troll Mobs, in The Old World and in WHFB.
180×20 mm tray for 9 miniatures on 20 mm bases in a single rank.
The front rank is the one that draws the eye on the table, and here nine 20 mm bases fit with all their paintwork protected: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each one by its magnet even if the tray tilts or takes a knock. The 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border lines the rank up precisely, uses very little space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Nine wide in a single rank: the front rank of a unit of Wood Elf Wardancers or Dark Elf Har Ganeth Executioners, in WHFB.
180×40 mm tray for 18 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 9.
Each base is placed simply by setting it on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, and its magnet does the rest: all eighteen stay in two ranks of nine even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, with the paintwork protected. Beneath the sheet, the 3D-printed PLA holds hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border lines up the frontage precisely, needs little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Nine wide and two deep: 18 Empire Greatswords or 18 Skaven Stormvermin in WHFB.
180×60 mm tray for 27 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 9.
Or 6 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 12 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6.
For WHFB, twenty-seven infantry in three ranks of nine; for The Old World, six cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases or twelve 30 mm bases. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips all of them by their magnets whether the tray tilts or is knocked, keeping the paintwork protected. Set into the 3D-printed PLA body, its hidden magnets keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case, while the 2 mm border allows precise wheeling, adds little bulk and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and three deep: 27 Skaven Plague Monks or 27 Tomb Kings Skeleton Archers in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, 6 Wood Elf Glade Riders in The Old World.
180×80 mm tray for 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 9.
Beneath the thirty-six miniatures, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet runs across the whole plate and holds each magnetised base through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected. Below it, a 3D-printed PLA body with hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case; on the outside, a 2 mm border that gives the unit precision, adds hardly any bulk and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Nine wide and four deep: room for 36 bases of 20 mm, like those of Bretonnian Battle Pilgrims or Dwarf Thunderers, in WHFB.
180×100 mm tray for 45 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 9.
With a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet underneath, moving forty-five miniatures is done with peace of mind: each magnetised base stays held even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, with the paintwork protected. Its hidden magnets, housed in the 3D-printed PLA body, keep it still on the metal shelves of a carry case, and its 2 mm border lets the unit be placed exactly, uses little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Nine wide and five deep: room for 45 bases of 20 mm, like those of Bretonnian Peasant Bowmen or Dark Elf Black Guard, in WHFB.
180×120 mm tray for 54 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 9.
Or 12 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6.
Or 24 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6.
The 180×120 mm plate takes three base sizes: fifty-four 20 mm bases, twenty-four 30 mm ones or twelve 30×60 mm cavalry bases. With any of them, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet catches each magnet and rides out knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected. The hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border frames the unit precisely, saves room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and six deep: room for 54 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dark Elf Darkshards or High Elf Archers, in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, 12 Chaos Knights in The Old World.
180×140 mm tray for 63 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 9.
With trays from the same range, every unit looks consistent on the table; this one carries sixty-three 20 mm bases on a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet; each base clings to it by its magnet through knocks and tilts, so the paintwork stays protected. Its hidden magnets, set in the 3D-printed PLA body, fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border gives precision, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Nine wide and seven deep: room for 63 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dark Elf Dreadspears or Dwarf Warriors, in WHFB.
180×160 mm tray for 72 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 9.
For anyone playing WHFB, Reforged or The Ninth Age with large regiments, this tray takes seventy-two 20 mm bases. Each base stays in place on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, through knocks and tilts too, so the paintwork travels protected; the hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA body hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case; and the 2 mm border fits the block in precisely, adds little bulk and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Nine wide and eight deep: room for 72 bases of 20 mm, like those of High Elf Phoenix Guard or Dark Elf Black Ark Corsairs, in WHFB.
180×180 mm tray for 81 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 9.
Or 18 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6.
Or 36 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 6.
Square, 180 mm a side: eighty-one 20 mm bases for WHFB, or thirty-six 30 mm bases or eighteen 30×60 mm cavalry models for The Old World. On the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, any of them is held by its magnet even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA body carries the hidden magnets that anchor it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border gives every turn of the block precision, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and nine deep: room for 81 bases of 20 mm, like those of Empire Handgunners or Tomb Kings Tomb Guard, in WHFB. On 30 mm bases, 36 Plaguebearers of Nurgle in The Old World.
200×180 mm tray for 90 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 9.
Turned through 90°, it takes 15 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 5 or 90 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 10.
In WHFB it takes ninety 20 mm bases; in The Old World, with the tray turned, fifteen 40×60 mm ones. Both kinds grip the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet by their magnets and stay in formation through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA body holds hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border makes every manoeuvre exact, stores in little space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and ten deep, or ten wide and nine deep when turned: room for 90 bases of 20 mm, like those of Tomb Kings Skeleton Archers or Wood Elf Eternal Guard, in WHFB. Turned, on 40×60 mm bases, room for 15, like those of Bretonnian Pegasus Knights, in The Old World.
240×180 mm tray for 108 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 9.
Or 24 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6.
Or 48 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 6.
Turned through 90°, it takes 24 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 8, 18 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6, 48 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 8 or 108 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 12.
A hundred and eight 20 mm bases or, with other sizes, 30×60 mm cavalry and 30 mm or 40×60 mm bases: on its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, all of them stay still by their magnets through knocks and tilts, and the paintwork travels protected. Under the sheet, the 3D-printed PLA carries hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border makes deployment precise, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and twelve deep, or twelve wide and nine deep when turned: room for 108 bases of 20 mm, like those of High Elf Spearmen or Vampire Counts Grave Guard, in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, room for 24 cavalry models, such as Dark Elf Cold One Knights, in The Old World.
300×180 mm tray for 135 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 15 ranks of 9.
Or 30 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 6.
Or 60 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 6.
Turned through 90°, it takes 30 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 10, 60 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 10 or 135 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 15.
Three hundred millimetres long with nine columns: the highest capacity in its range. The whole plate rests on a 3D-printed PLA body that keeps it firm; on top, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base through knocks and tilts, so the paintwork stays protected. Below, hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case; around it, a 2 mm border that allows exact deployment, uses little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and fifteen deep, or fifteen wide and nine deep when turned: room for 135 bases of 20 mm, like those of Chaos Dwarf Hobgoblin Cutthroats or Ogre Kingdoms Gnoblars, in WHFB. On 30 mm bases, room for 60, like those of Lizardmen Saurus Warriors, in The Old World.
200×20 mm tray for 10 miniatures on 20 mm bases in a single rank.
Ten small bases on a long strip: the front rank of a regiment, moved in one go. It is covered by a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds all ten magnetised bases even if the tray is tilted or knocked, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets to stay on the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border lines it up precisely in front of the rest of the unit, takes a minimal strip of room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Ten wide in a single rank: 10 High Elf Archers in WHFB.
200×40 mm tray for 20 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 10.
Or 5 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in a single rank.
Two ranks of ten or five large models in a line: the same tray for 20 mm infantry and for ogres or trolls. Whatever the base, if it is magnetised it grips the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet and stays in place through knocks and tilts, and the paintwork travels protected. Underneath, 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that keep it still on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border gives an exact frontage, asks for hardly any room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide and two deep: a unit of 20 Dark Elf Black Guard in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, five wide in a single rank: 5 Ogre Kingdoms Maneaters, in The Old World.
200×60 mm tray for 30 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 10.
Or 5 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Thirty foot soldiers in three ranks of ten, a complete line regiment. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps them in formation by their magnets when the tray tips or takes a knock, and their paint arrives protected. A 3D-printed PLA body supports that sheet and holds inside it the hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, the frontage wheels exactly, the tray takes little room in the case and the game stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide and three deep: 30 Empire Halberdiers in WHFB. On 40×60 mm bases, five wide in a single rank: 5 Bretonnian Pegasus Knights in The Old World.
200×80 mm tray for 40 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 10.
Or 10 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5.
Forty 20 mm infantry or ten mid-sized monsters? This plate does both. Its secret is the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: it attracts each base's magnet, so the block holds through a knock or a tilt and the paint arrives protected. In the 3D-printed PLA base sit hidden magnets that stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Finished with a 2 mm border, it makes contact precisely, adds little bulk in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide and four deep: 40 Dark Elf Dreadspears in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, five wide and two deep: 10 Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors, in The Old World.
200×100 mm tray for 50 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 10.
Or, with other bases:
- 16 cavalry models on 25×50 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8
- 4 chariots or monstrous cavalry models on 50×100 mm bases in a single rank
- 8 miniatures on 50×50 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4
- 32 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8
Five different bases fit on this plate, from 20 mm infantry to chariots. For all of them, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet works the same way: if the base is magnetised, it stays in place even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and the paint stays protected. The 3D-printed PLA body, made in the ImpriWars workshop, holds hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border fine-tunes every deployment, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 25×50 mm, 50×100 mm, 50×50 mm and 25 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide and five deep: room for 50 bases of 20 mm, like those of Wood Elf Eternal Guard, in WHFB. On 25 mm bases, eight wide and four deep: 32 Dwarf Longbeards in The Old World.
200×120 mm tray for 60 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 10.
Or 10 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5.
Or 15 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 5.
A horde of sixty in six ranks of ten, or large models on 40×40 or 40×60 mm bases. So that the horde reaches the table in formation, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet hooks every magnet on the journey, knocks and tilts included, and the paint arrives protected. Underneath, in the 3D-printed PLA, hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border faces the enemy precisely, adds very little bulk in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm and 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide and six deep: room for 60 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dark Elf Darkshards, in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, five wide and three deep: room for 15, like those of Lizardmen Kroxigor, in The Old World and in WHFB.
200×140 mm tray for 70 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 10.
Seven ranks of ten for a horde of seventy, and a single piece to carry. When the tray takes a knock or tilts, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps hold of every magnet, and the paint on all seventy stays protected. The 3D-printed PLA is the base, with hidden magnets that stay on the metal shelves of a carry case. And the slim 2 mm border brings precision when moving it, travels with little bulk in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Ten wide and seven deep: room for 70 bases of 20 mm, like those of a mob of Night Goblins, in WHFB.
200×160 mm tray for 80 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 10.
Or 20 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 5.
Eighty infantry or twenty large models on the same plate. On top, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps magnetised bases firm through knocks and tilts, so the paint stays protected; below, 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that stick to the metal shelves of a carry case. Around it all, a 2 mm border with which the block squares up exactly, stores in little space in the case and the game stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide and eight deep: room for 80 bases of 20 mm, like those of High Elf Sea Guard, in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, five wide and four deep: room for 20, like those of Chaos Ogres, in The Old World and in WHFB.
200×180 mm tray for 90 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 10.
Or 15 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 5.
Ninety 20 mm bases, or fifteen 40×60 mm ones: with either, the plate moves with everything on it. Each magnetised base stays hooked to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet even if the tray is knocked or tips, and its paint stays protected. Its 3D-printed PLA body leaves the ImpriWars workshop with hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, the unit deploys precisely, the plate takes little room in the case and the game stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide and nine deep: room for 90 bases of 20 mm, like those of a mob of Goblins, in WHFB. On 40×60 mm bases, five wide and three deep: room for 15, like those of the Screamers of Tzeentch, in The Old World.
200×200 mm tray for 100 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 10.
Or, with other bases:
- 32 cavalry models on 25×50 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8
- 8 chariots or monstrous cavalry models on 50×100 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4
- 16 miniatures on 50×50 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4
- 25 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 5
- 64 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 8 ranks of 8
Six base sizes on a ten-by-ten square: the most versatile of the ten-column plates. Any magnetised base, infantry, cavalry, monster or chariot, grips the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet and rides out knocks and tilts with its paint protected. In the 3D-printed PLA beneath wait hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border precisely frames whichever unit is chosen, takes very little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 25×50 mm, 50×100 mm, 50×50 mm, 40×40 mm and 25 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide and ten deep: room for 100 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dwarf Warriors, in WHFB. On 25×50 mm bases, eight wide and four deep: room for 32 bases of 25×50 mm, like those of Chaos Warhounds, in The Old World and in WHFB.
220×20 mm tray for 11 miniatures on 20 mm bases in a single rank.
Eleven 20 mm bases from end to end, in a single rank. On top, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps hold of every magnet even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and looks after the paint. Below, a narrow 3D-printed PLA base with hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border straightens the rank precisely, needs a narrow strip of room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eleven wide in a single rank: 11 High Elf White Lions of Chrace in WHFB.
220×40 mm tray for 22 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 11.
Two ranks of eleven make a long frontage of twenty-two, the sort meant to lap round the enemy's flank. Their magnets hold them to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet whether the tray tilts or takes a knock, so the paint is protected. Inside sits 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that find the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border sets the frontage exactly, occupies only a slim band of space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eleven wide and two deep: 22 Dark Elf Black Ark Corsairs in WHFB.
220×60 mm tray for 33 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 11.
Thirty-three miniatures in three long ranks, carried as if they were one. It is the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds them: each magnetised base stays firm when the tray takes a knock or tips, and the paint travels protected. The ImpriWars workshop builds the tray from 3D-printed PLA and fits hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border makes every wheel exact, packs into little space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eleven wide and three deep: 33 Empire Flagellants in WHFB.
220×80 mm tray for 44 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 11.
Forty-four bases in four ranks of eleven: a large unit best moved in formation, and that is how it arrives. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each base's magnet even if the tray tilts or takes a knock, and protects the paint. The frame is 3D-printed PLA, with hidden magnets that keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case. Outside, a 2 mm border to place the block precisely, take little room in the case and keep the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eleven wide and four deep: room for 44 bases of 20 mm, like those of Tomb Kings Tomb Guard, in WHFB.
220×100 mm tray for 55 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 11.
Fifty-five miniatures on small bases, five ranks deep. The top face, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, holds each magnetised base through the knocks and tilts of the tray, with the paint safe from chipping. The underside, 3D-printed PLA, brings hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Around it, a 2 mm border that lets the block wheel exactly, leaves a small footprint in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eleven wide and five deep: room for 55 bases of 20 mm, like those of Chaos Dwarf Hobgoblin Cutthroats, in WHFB.
220×120 mm tray for 66 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 11.
Sixty-six 20 mm bases, six ranks of eleven: room for a large horde. It all rests on a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, where the bases' magnets grip and ride out knocks and tilts of the tray; the paint, protected. The 3D-printed PLA body encloses hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. With its 2 mm border, the horde manoeuvres precisely, adds little bulk in the case and the game stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eleven wide and six deep: room for 66 bases of 20 mm, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Gnoblars, in WHFB.
220×140 mm tray for 77 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 11.
Seventy-seven bases: the biggest plate eleven wide. In transit, magnetised bases stay stuck to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet however much the tray tips or is knocked, and the paint stays protected. The ImpriWars workshop gives it a firm 3D-printed PLA body and fits hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. With its 2 mm border, deployment is precise, the plate adds little bulk in the case and the game stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eleven wide and seven deep: room for 77 bases of 20 mm, like those of Beastmen Ungor Herds, in WHFB.
240×20 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 20 mm bases in a single rank.
Twelve 20 mm bases in a single rank, for the long line of a missile unit or the leading rank of a wide regiment. Each base's magnet holds it to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, so knocks and tilts of the tray leave the rank just as it was, and the paintwork travels protected. Inside the 3D-printed PLA body sit hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border lets the rank be squared up precisely, barely adds bulk to the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Twelve wide in a single rank: 12 Empire Handgunners or 12 Dark Elf Darkshards in WHFB.
240×40 mm tray for 24 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 12.
Or 6 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in a single rank.
Two ranks of twelve, with plenty of frontage and little depth, plus room for six 40×40 mm bases. Every magnetised base is held by the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, so the ranks keep their shape through a knock or a tilt of the tray, and the paintwork travels protected. Inside, 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that grip the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border helps close up the frontage exactly, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Twelve wide and two deep: 24 Tomb Kings Skeleton Archers or 24 Bretonnian Peasant Bowmen in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 6 Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls in The Old World.
240×60 mm tray for 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 12.
Or 8 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 6 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 16 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8.
Thirty-six 20 mm bases in three ranks, or eight riders for The Old World in a single rank, plus two other base sizes. On top it has a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds each magnetised base when the tray tips or takes a knock; the paintwork, protected. Beneath, the 3D-printed PLA keeps hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. And the 2 mm border marks out the frontage precisely, takes little space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Twelve wide and three deep: 36 Dark Elf Witch Elves or 36 Chaos Dwarf Hobgoblin Cutthroats in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, 8 Lizardmen Cold One Riders in The Old World.
240×80 mm tray for 48 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 12.
Or 12 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6.
Forty-eight miniatures in four ranks of twelve make a wide, compact block; on 40×40 mm bases, twelve large models fit in two ranks. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips them by their magnets and keeps the formation together even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that hold it firm on the metal shelves of a carry case. With its 2 mm border, the block wheels precisely, fills only a small space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Twelve wide and four deep: a mob of 48 Night Goblins in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 12 Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors in The Old World.
240×100 mm tray for 60 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 12.
Sixty 20 mm bases, twelve wide and five deep, for a large regiment. Its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base when the tray takes a knock or tips, and the paintwork travels protected. The base is 3D-printed PLA and carries hidden magnets that anchor it to the metal shelves of a carry case. A 2 mm border runs round it all: precise manoeuvres, little bulk in the case and a game that stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Twelve wide and five deep: room for 60 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dark Elf Dreadspears or Wood Elf Eternal Guard, in WHFB.
240×120 mm tray for 72 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 12.
Or, with other bases:
- 16 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8
- 12 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6
- 18 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6
- 32 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8
Seventy-two 20 mm bases in six ranks of twelve, or cavalry, infantry and large models on four other base sizes. With any of them, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet catches each base's magnet and the formation holds steady through every knock or tilt of the tray, with the paintwork protected. Under the sheet sits a 3D-printed PLA body whose hidden magnets keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lets each unit turn to face precisely, keeps its footprint in the case small and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm, 40×40 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Twelve wide and six deep: room for 72 bases of 20 mm, like those of Empire Swordsmen, in WHFB. On 30 mm bases, 32 Bloodletters of Khorne in The Old World.
240×140 mm tray for 84 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 12.
Seven ranks of twelve add up to eighty-four 20 mm bases, and they all travel together on a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: each one's magnet keeps it at its post should the tray tilt or take a knock, with its paintwork protected. Inside the 3D-printed PLA are hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lets such a large block be placed exactly, stays compact in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Twelve wide and seven deep: room for 84 bases of 20 mm, like those of Skaven Plague Monks or Empire Flagellants, in WHFB.
240×180 mm tray for 108 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 12.
Or 24 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 8.
Or 18 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6.
Or 48 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 8.
A hundred and eight 20 mm bases in nine ranks; with other base sizes, twenty-four cavalry models, eighteen 40×60 mm bases or forty-eight infantry. For all of them there is a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that draws in every magnet: the unit stays in formation if the tray takes a knock or tips, and the paintwork remains protected. The 3D-printed PLA body houses hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border brings precision to every deployment, adds little bulk to the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Twelve wide and nine deep: room for 108 bases of 20 mm, like those of Vampire Counts Crypt Ghouls, in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, room for 24 riders, such as High Elf Silver Helms, in The Old World.
240×240 mm tray for 144 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 12.
Or, with other bases:
- 32 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8
- 24 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6
- 36 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 6
- 64 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 8
A twelve-by-twelve square: a hundred and forty-four 20 mm bases, or one of the four other sizes in the list. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet covers the whole top face and holds each base by its magnet, through knocks or with the tray tilted, so the paintwork is protected. Underneath, 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that settle it on the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border squares the block up precisely, needs little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm, 40×40 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Twelve wide and twelve deep: room for 144 bases of 20 mm, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Gnoblars, in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, room for 36, like those of Lizardmen Kroxigor, in The Old World and in WHFB.
300×240 mm tray for 180 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 15 ranks of 12.
Or 40 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 8.
Or 30 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 6.
Or 80 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 8.
Turned through 90°, it takes 40 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 10, 80 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 10 or 180 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 15.
A hundred and eighty 20 mm bases in fifteen ranks of twelve, or twelve ranks of fifteen with the tray turned. On top, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds every magnetised base if the tray is knocked or tilted, leaving the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA forms the body and integrates hidden magnets that tie it to the metal shelves of a carry case. In both orientations, the 2 mm border steers each manoeuvre precisely, uses little space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm, 40×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Twelve wide and fifteen deep, or fifteen wide and twelve deep when turned: room for 180 bases of 20 mm, like those of a Beastmen Ungor Herd, in WHFB. On 30 mm bases, room for 80, like those of Lizardmen Saurus Warriors, in The Old World.
300×60 mm tray for 45 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 15.
Or 10 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 20 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 10.
Forty-five 20 mm bases in three ranks of fifteen, or ten riders for The Old World side by side. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips each magnetised base and holds it in line even if the tray takes a knock or tips, so the paintwork is protected. Beneath it are 3D-printed PLA and hidden magnets that stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lines up such a long frontage precisely, asks for little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Fifteen wide and three deep: a unit of 45 Wood Elf Glade Guard in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, 10 Dark Elf Dark Riders in The Old World.
300×120 mm tray for 90 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 15.
Or 20 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 10.
Or 40 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 10.
Six ranks of fifteen give ninety 20 mm bases; with The Old World sizes, twenty cavalry models in two ranks or forty infantry in four. Each magnetised base stays fixed on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, through a knock or with the tray tilted, and its paintwork remains protected. The plate is 3D-printed PLA and houses hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. Thanks to the 2 mm border, the regiment is placed precisely, fits in little space in the case and the game stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Fifteen wide and six deep: room for 90 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dark Elf Black Guard, in WHFB. On 30 mm bases, a Black Orc Mob of 40 in The Old World.
300×180 mm tray for 135 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 15.
Or 30 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 10.
Or 60 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 10.
A hundred and thirty-five 20 mm bases in nine ranks of fifteen: a huge regiment in a single piece. On The Old World bases, it takes thirty cavalry models or sixty infantry. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds every one of them by its magnet against knocks and tilts of the tray, and each miniature's paintwork arrives protected. The 3D-printed PLA body encloses hidden magnets that secure it on the metal shelves of a carry case. And the 2 mm border brings exactness to every wheel, takes very little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Fifteen wide and nine deep: room for 135 bases of 20 mm, like those of Empire Greatswords, in WHFB. On 30×60 mm cavalry bases, room for 30 riders, such as Wood Elf Glade Riders, in The Old World.
300×240 mm tray for 180 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 15.
Or 40 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 10.
Or 80 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 10.
Twelve ranks of fifteen: a hundred and eighty 20 mm bases, or forty cavalry models or eighty infantry on The Old World bases. The top face is a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, and on it each magnetised base stays firm even if the tray is tilted or knocked, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA base incorporates hidden magnets that cling to the metal shelves of a carry case. Round the edge, the 2 mm border brings the block exactly into position, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 30×60 mm and 30 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Fifteen wide and twelve deep: room for 180 bases of 20 mm, like those of Dwarf Ironbreakers or Vampire Counts Grave Guard, in WHFB. On 30 mm bases, room for 80, like those of Wood Elf Dryads, in The Old World.
300×300 mm tray for 225 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 15 ranks of 15.
Or, with other bases:
- 72 cavalry models on 25×50 mm bases in 6 ranks of 12
- 50 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 10
- 24 miniatures on 50×75 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6
- 18 chariots or monstrous cavalry models on 50×100 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6
- 36 miniatures on 50×50 mm bases in 6 ranks of 6
- 100 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 10
- 144 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 12 ranks of 12
Fifteen wide and fifteen deep, it is the largest on this page: two hundred and twenty-five 20 mm bases and seven other sizes, among them 25×50 mm cavalry and 50×100 mm chariots. Across that whole surface, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base, so the formation withstands a knock or a tilt of the tray and the paintwork stays protected. Below, the 3D-printed PLA carries hidden magnets that hold it fast to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes every manoeuvre of such a large plate precise, adds hardly any bulk to the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 25×50 mm, 30×60 mm, 50×75 mm, 50×100 mm, 50×50 mm, 30 mm and 25 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Fifteen wide and fifteen deep: room for 225 bases of 20 mm, like those of Tomb Kings Tomb Guard, in WHFB. On 50×100 mm bases, room for 18 chariots, such as High Elf Tiranoc Chariots, in The Old World and in WHFB.
220×60 mm tray for 33 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 11 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 33 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 11.
When the game ends, the whole column goes into the case just as it stands: its hidden magnets hold it to the metal shelves, and the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps all thirty-three magnetised bases where they were, even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, with the paintwork protected. A 3D-printed PLA body and a 2 mm border: little room in the case, precise manoeuvres and a game that stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Three wide and eleven deep, or eleven wide and three deep when turned: room for 33 bases of 20 mm, like those of Vampire Counts Zombies or Skaven Clanrats, in WHFB.
220×80 mm tray for 44 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 11 ranks of 4.
Turned through 90°, it takes 44 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 11.
At 220 mm long, what matters is that the column stays straight, and the 3D-printed PLA body sees to that. On top, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds all forty-four magnetised bases even if the tray is knocked or tilted, protecting the paintwork; inside, hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes every move precise, saves space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Four wide and eleven deep, or eleven wide and four deep when turned: room for 44 bases of 20 mm, like those of Vampire Counts Zombies or a Goblin mob, in WHFB.
240×80 mm tray for 48 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 4.
Or 8 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 2.
Or 12 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 12 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6 or 48 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 12.
Made in the ImpriWars workshop to fit forty-eight 20 mm bases exactly, it also accepts 40×40 and 40×60 mm bases. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips whichever base goes on by its magnet, through knocks and tilts alike, and the paintwork stays protected. The 3D-printed PLA body houses hidden magnets that cling to the metal shelves of a carry case; along the edge, a 2 mm border brings precision to every move, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age; on 40×60 mm and 40×40 mm bases, also with Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and twelve deep, or twelve wide and four deep when turned: room for 48 bases of 20 mm, like those of Vampire Counts Crypt Ghouls or Dark Elf Dreadspears, in WHFB. On 40×40 mm bases, 12 Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors in The Old World.
220×100 mm tray for 55 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 11 ranks of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 55 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 11.
Fifty-five miniatures make a big regiment, and here they advance as a single piece: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips each magnetised base through knocks or tilts, and the paintwork travels protected. The 3D-printed PLA forms a firm body, with hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the slim 2 mm border lets manoeuvres finish precisely, adds hardly any bulk and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and eleven deep, or eleven wide and five deep when turned: room for 55 bases of 20 mm, like those of Bretonnian Men-at-Arms or Skaven Clanrats, in WHFB.
240×100 mm tray for 60 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 60 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 5 ranks of 12.
Deploying sixty miniatures at the start of a game takes as long as setting the tray down on the table: they arrive in place, because the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet has held them by their magnets through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA body contains hidden magnets that keep it still on the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border lines up the block precisely, adds little bulk and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and twelve deep, or twelve wide and five deep when turned: room for 60 bases of 20 mm, like those of Vampire Counts Zombies or Ogre Kingdoms Gnoblars, in WHFB.
220×120 mm tray for 66 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 11 ranks of 6.
Turned through 90°, it takes 66 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 11.
On a 220 mm tray three things matter: firmness, grip and a discreet border. The firmness comes from the 3D-printed PLA. The grip comes from the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, which holds all sixty-six magnetised bases even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected, and from the hidden magnets that anchor it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The discreet part is the 2 mm border: it gives precision, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Six wide and eleven deep, or eleven wide and six deep when turned: room for 66 bases of 20 mm, like those of Vampire Counts Zombies or Bretonnian Peasant Bowmen, in WHFB.
220×140 mm tray for 77 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 11 ranks of 7.
Turned through 90°, it takes 77 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 11.
From one game to the next, the unit stays formed up: the tray is stored just as it is, held to the metal shelves of a carry case by its hidden magnets, and the seventy-seven magnetised bases stay in place on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet through knocks or tilts, with the paintwork protected. The body is 3D-printed PLA, and its 2 mm border offers precision when manoeuvring, stores in little space and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and eleven deep, or eleven wide and seven deep when turned: room for 77 bases of 20 mm, like those of Tomb Kings Skeleton Archers or Chaos Dwarf Hobgoblin Cutthroats, in WHFB.
240×140 mm tray for 84 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 7.
Turned through 90°, it takes 84 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 7 ranks of 12.
With eighty-four 20 mm bases on 240×140 mm, it rounds off the seven-column range. Its 3D-printed PLA body holds its shape across the whole plate, and on top the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps every magnetised base in place through knocks and tilts, with the paintwork protected. The hidden magnets anchor it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border gives such a large block precise placement, takes little room and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and twelve deep, or twelve wide and seven deep when turned: room for 84 bases of 20 mm, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Gnoblars or Wood Elf Eternal Guard, in WHFB.
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