Magnetic Movement Tray for 30x30 mm Bases
Magnetic Movement Tray for 30x30 mm Bases
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150×60 mm tray for 10 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5.
Or 5 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Two ranks of five: the classic tray for a small unit opening the battle in the front line. From box to table it rides on a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, to which each magnetised base stays hooked despite knocks and tilts; its paint, protected. The 3D-printed PLA houses hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border shapes the frontage exactly, asks for little space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Five wide and two deep: a Black Orc Mob of 10 in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, five wide in a single rank: 5 Vampire Counts Black Knights in The Old World.
This magnetic movement tray for 30×30 mm bases is made for Warhammer: The Old World. There are 94 formations, from 4 to 100 models, and in each one the unit moves, wheels and is stored as a single piece.
About the tray
It is made in the ImpriWars workshop. The body is 3D-printed PLA, topped with a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: every magnetised base stays held on it even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and the paintwork travels protected. Inside the body sit hidden magnets that fix the tray to the metal shelves of a carry case. Around it, a 2 mm border makes moving the unit precise, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Formations
The 94 formations run from 1 to 10 models wide and from 1 to 10 deep, on plates from 120×30 mm up to 300×300 mm. Many also take other bases: 58 fit 30×60 mm cavalry bases, and 13 fit 40×60 mm bases.
Games and units
In The Old World, units on 30×30 mm bases include Chaos Warriors and Chosen Chaos Warriors, the Beastmen Bestigor Herd, the Black Orc Mob, Lizardmen Temple Guard, Wood Elf Dryads and Flamers of Tzeentch. More movement trays in movement trays for square bases.
Frequently asked questions
What do the bases need to stay in place?
A magnet underneath. Our 30×30 mm square bases have a recess for a 4 × 2 mm magnet.
Is there a tray for units of 10, 15 or 20 models?
Yes. Five wide, there are formations of 10, 15 and 20 models, two, three or four deep; ten wide, formations of 10 and 20, in one or two ranks. Every one of them also comes turned.
120×30 mm tray for 4 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single file of 4.
Or 2 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single file of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 4 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
As narrow as a single base and with everything it needs: the body is 3D-printed PLA and the top face a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds every magnetised base even if the tray is tilted or knocked, with the paint protected. Underneath, hidden magnets hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border lets the file advance precisely, takes almost no room and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
In column, one wide and four deep: 4 Flamers of Tzeentch in The Old World, who also fit with the tray turned, four wide in a single rank.
150×30 mm tray for 5 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single file of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 5 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
Five bases in single file, and each one stays where it is put: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips them by their magnets if the tray is knocked or tipped, so the paint travels protected. The 3D-printed PLA body houses hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. All round, a 2 mm border that allows exact placement, adds hardly any bulk and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
In column, one wide and five deep: 5 Chaos Furies in The Old World. Turned, five wide in a single rank: 5 Wood Elf Dryads in The Old World.
180×30 mm tray for 6 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single file of 6.
Or 3 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single file of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 6 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
Long and slim, made in the ImpriWars workshop from 3D-printed PLA. On top sits a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: magnetised bases stay stuck through knocks and tilts, and the paint is protected from chipping. Underneath, hidden magnets keep it firm on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border sets the file precisely, uses little space and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
In column, one wide and six deep: 6 Flamers of Tzeentch in The Old World. Turned, six wide in a single rank: 6 Beastmen Warped Gors in The Old World.
210×30 mm tray for 7 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single file of 7.
Turned through 90°, it takes 7 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
Seven miniatures, one behind the other, on a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps each one in its place should the tray be knocked or tilted, while the paint stays protected. The frame is 3D-printed PLA and carries hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border gives precise control when manoeuvring, saves room and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
In column, one wide and seven deep: 7 Plaguebearers of Nurgle in The Old World. Turned, seven wide in a single rank: 7 Chosen Chaos Warriors in The Old World.
240×30 mm tray for 8 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single file of 8.
Or 4 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single file of 4.
Turned through 90°, it takes 8 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
Eight bases in a row call for a surface that holds every one of them. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet provides it: with a magnet in the base, every miniature rides out knocks and tilts and keeps its paint protected. Beneath it, 3D-printed PLA and hidden magnets that tie it to the metal shelves of a carry case. A 2 mm border finishes the file: exact moves, little bulk in the case and a fair game.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
In column, one wide and eight deep: 8 Bloodletters of Khorne in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, a single file of 4: an Orc Boar Boy Mob of 4 in The Old World.
270×30 mm tray for 9 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single file of 9.
Turned through 90°, it takes 9 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
Nine miniatures deep reach the front just as they set off: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet pulls on every magnet even if the tray tilts or is knocked, and the paint travels protected. Inside the 3D-printed PLA sit hidden magnets that cling to the metal shelves of a carry case. Thanks to its 2 mm border, the column is placed with precision, needs little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
In column, one wide and nine deep: 9 Pink Horrors of Tzeentch in The Old World. Turned, nine wide in a single rank: a Beastmen Bestigor Herd of 9 in The Old World.
300×30 mm tray for 10 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single file of 10.
Or 5 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single file of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 10 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
The longest of the columns: ten ranks' worth of 3D-printed PLA covered by a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet. Whatever the knock or tilt, each magnetised base holds firm and its paint stays protected. For storage, hidden magnets that stick to the metal shelves of a carry case; for the table, a 2 mm border that takes it to the exact spot, uses minimal room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
In column, one wide and ten deep: 10 Lizardmen Saurus Warriors in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, a single file of 5: 5 Cold One Riders, also Lizardmen, in The Old World.
90×60 mm tray for 6 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 3 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank or 6 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 3.
It is small and works like the big ones: 3D-printed PLA with a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds magnetised bases through any knock or tilt, so the paint travels protected. In the base, hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lets it sit exactly alongside other units, takes very little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Two wide and three deep: 6 Chosen Chaos Warriors in The Old World. Turned, three wide and two deep: 6 Chaos Furies in The Old World.
120×60 mm tray for 8 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 2.
Or 4 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 2 (The Old World).
Or 18 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 3 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 4 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank (The Old World), 3 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank, 8 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4 (The Old World) or 18 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
30 mm infantry, cavalry, monsters on long bases or 20 mm hordes: this plate accepts them all, because its top face is a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that does not mind the size. As long as the base is magnetised, it rides out knocks and tilts of the tray with the paint protected. Inside the 3D-printed PLA travel hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. And a 2 mm border lets the unit be adjusted precisely, stores with little bulk and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Two wide and four deep: 8 Bloodletters of Khorne in The Old World. Turned, on 40×60 mm bases, three wide in a single rank: 3 Bretonnian Pegasus Knights in The Old World.
150×60 mm tray for 10 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 5 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank or 10 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5.
Ten warriors in a column of twos, firmly anchored: the top face is a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, and every magnetised base stays stuck to it even through a knock or when the tray tilts, so the paint comes out protected. The rest is 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that seek the metal shelves of a carry case. Thanks to the 2 mm border, the column manoeuvres precisely, adds little bulk in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Two wide and five deep: a unit of 10 Lizardmen Temple Guard in The Old World. Turned, on 30×60 mm bases, five wide in a single rank: 5 Chaos Knights in The Old World.
180×60 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 2.
Or 6 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 2 (The Old World).
Or 27 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 3 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 6 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank (The Old World), 12 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6 (The Old World) or 27 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 9 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
It leaves the ImpriWars workshop in 3D-printed PLA, with a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet on top. That is where magnetised bases hold, whatever their size, even if the tray takes a knock or tilts: the paint stays under cover. Inside, hidden magnets to keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border brings precision to every move, saves space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Two wide and six deep: 12 Lizardmen Saurus Warriors in The Old World. On 20 mm bases, three wide and nine deep: 27 Skaven Clanrats in WHFB.
210×60 mm tray for 14 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 7 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank or 14 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 7.
A deep column of fourteen moves in one piece because the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds every magnetised base; whether the tray is knocked or tipped, the paint stays protected. Underneath, the 3D-printed PLA carries hidden magnets that stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. And the 2 mm border allows accurate placement, has a small footprint in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Two wide and seven deep: an Orc Mob of 14 in The Old World. Turned, on 30×60 mm bases, seven wide in a single rank: 7 Dark Elf Dark Riders in The Old World.
240×60 mm tray for 16 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 2.
Or 8 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 2 (The Old World).
Or 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 3 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 8 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank (The Old World), 6 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank, 16 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8 (The Old World) or 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Long, narrow and with room for four different bases. With a magnet in the base, any of them grips the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet and rides out knocks and tilts of the tray, with the paint protected. The body is 3D-printed PLA and the hidden magnets fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. A 2 mm border to move it precisely, store it in less space and keep the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Two wide and eight deep: 16 Plaguebearers of Nurgle in The Old World. Turned, on 20 mm bases, twelve wide and three deep: 36 Empire Halberdiers in WHFB.
270×60 mm tray for 18 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 9 ranks of 2.
Turned through 90°, it takes 9 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank or 18 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 9.
Eighteen daemons or warriors two by two, all keeping formation: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds them by their magnets through knocks and tilts, and the paint remains protected. Everything sits on 3D-printed PLA, with hidden magnets that stay on the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, the column is set exactly, claims little room in the case and the game stays fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Two wide and nine deep: 18 Pink Horrors of Tzeentch in The Old World. Turned, on 30×60 mm bases, nine wide in a single rank: 9 Vampire Counts Black Knights in The Old World.
300×60 mm tray for 20 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 2.
Or 10 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 2 (The Old World).
Or 45 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 15 ranks of 3 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 10 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank (The Old World), 20 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 10 (The Old World) or 45 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 15 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Ten ranks of two that move as one. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet gives every magnetised base something to grip: if the tray is knocked or tilted, each miniature stays where it was and the paint stays protected. Underneath, 3D-printed PLA and hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes every advance precise, asks for little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Two wide and ten deep: a Black Orc Mob of 20 in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, two wide and five deep: 10 Empire Knights in The Old World.
90×60 mm tray for 6 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 3.
Or 3 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Six bases in two short ranks, ready for a detachment or a command group. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds them by their magnets if the tray is knocked or tilted, and that keeps the paint protected. The 3D-printed PLA body comes with hidden magnets to stay on the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border places it precisely, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and two deep: 6 Wood Elf Dryads in The Old World.
90×90 mm tray for 9 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 3.
A three-by-three square, compact and firm. Over its 3D-printed PLA lies a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps each magnetised base in its place through knocks and tilts; the paint is protected that way. Underneath it carries hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. With its 2 mm border it moves exactly across the table, takes up very little room and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and three deep: 9 Chosen Chaos Warriors in The Old World.
120×90 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 3.
Or 6 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 12 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 4.
Twelve infantry in four ranks, or six riders if preferred. On top, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet; on it, magnetised bases ride out the knocks and tilts of the tray, and their paint reaches the table protected. Below, 3D-printed PLA holding hidden magnets that cling to the metal shelves of a carry case. Around the edge, a 2 mm border: it lines the unit up precisely, frees up space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and four deep: 12 Chaos Warriors in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, three wide and two deep: 6 Lizardmen Cold One Riders in The Old World.
150×90 mm tray for 15 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 15 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 5.
Fifteen bases reach the table in order, because the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet fixes them by their magnets: a knock or a tilt of the tray leaves them in place and the paint travels protected. The base is 3D-printed PLA and carries hidden magnets that anchor it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes every wheel of the unit exact, reduces the room it takes up in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and five deep: 15 Lizardmen Saurus Warriors in The Old World. Turned, five wide and three deep: 15 Plaguebearers of Nurgle in The Old World.
180×90 mm tray for 18 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 3.
Or 9 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 18 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6.
Made in the ImpriWars workshop to move a whole regiment. Its 3D-printed PLA carries a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet on top, and every magnetised base stays on it through knocks or when the tray tilts: the paint is protected from chipping. The hidden magnets in the base hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, the unit slots in precisely, the case gains room and the game stays fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and six deep: an Orc Mob of 18 in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, three wide and three deep: 9 Flesh Hounds of Khorne in The Old World.
210×90 mm tray for 21 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 21 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 7.
Twenty-one bases, one single block. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps it together, pulling on every magnet when the tray tilts or is knocked and leaving the paint protected. Inside it is 3D-printed PLA; underneath, hidden magnets that stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border guides every move precisely, adds barely any bulk in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and seven deep: a unit of 21 Lizardmen Temple Guard in The Old World. Turned, seven wide and three deep: 21 Bloodletters of Khorne in The Old World.
240×90 mm tray for 24 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 3.
Or 12 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 24 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 8.
A column three wide that can be infantry or cavalry, and either way it moves as one: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds magnetised bases through knocks and tilts and cares for the paint. The 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that seek the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border allows exact manoeuvres, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and eight deep: 24 Pink Horrors of Tzeentch in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, three wide and four deep: 12 Chaos Knights in The Old World.
270×90 mm tray for 27 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 9 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 27 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 9.
Twenty-seven painted miniatures deserve to travel well held. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet sees to it: every magnetised base rides out knocks and tilts, and its paint stays protected. Beneath, 3D-printed PLA and hidden magnets that keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case. All round, a 2 mm border that helps move the unit precisely, needs little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and nine deep: 27 Plaguebearers of Nurgle in The Old World. Turned, nine wide and three deep: a Black Orc Mob of 27 in The Old World.
300×90 mm tray for 30 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 3.
Or 15 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 3.
Turned through 90°, it takes 30 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 10.
Thirty infantry in a column of threes, or fifteen riders, on the same 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet. With a magnet in the base, they hold their place through knocks and tilts of the tray, and the paint travels protected. Its hidden magnets, inside the 3D-printed PLA, grip the metal shelves of a carry case. And thanks to the 2 mm border, the column is placed with precision, uses very little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Three wide and ten deep: 30 Lizardmen Saurus Warriors in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, three wide and five deep: room for 15 riders, such as Chaos Knights, in The Old World.
120×30 mm tray for 4 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
A short rank of four, meant for small units or to complete a regiment. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that covers it holds magnetised bases even through a knock or when the tray tips, and their paint stays protected. Under the sheet, 3D-printed PLA and hidden magnets that stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lets it butt up precisely against another tray, takes almost no room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide in a single rank: 4 Flamers of Tzeentch in The Old World.
120×60 mm tray for 8 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4.
Or 4 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank (The Old World).
Or 3 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 18 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
With four possible bases, it serves more than one army, and in every case the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds whatever sits on it by its magnet, whether the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paint protected. The 3D-printed PLA beneath houses hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border sets the frontage exactly, takes just the room it needs in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Four wide and two deep: 8 Chaos Warriors in The Old World. On 20 mm bases, six wide and three deep: 18 Dwarf Warriors in WHFB.
120×90 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 4.
Twelve miniatures in three ranks of four, a very manageable block. On top, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: magnetised bases grip it and stay in formation even if the tray is tilted or knocked, so the paint stays protected. Underneath, 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that keep it still on the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, the block turns to face precisely, barely takes up room in the case and the game stays fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and three deep: 12 Beastmen Warped Gors in The Old World.
120×120 mm tray for 16 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4.
Or, with other bases:
- 8 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4 (The Old World)
- 6 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 3
- 9 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 3
- 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age)
A square for five base sizes. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that forms its top face grips any of them if magnetised, and keeps it in place even if the tray is knocked or tips: the paint is protected. The body is 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets facing the metal shelves of a carry case, framed by a 2 mm border that lets it be moved precisely, uses little space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Four wide and four deep: 16 Chosen Chaos Warriors in The Old World. On 40×40 mm bases, three wide and three deep: room for 9 bases, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls, in The Old World and WHFB.
150×120 mm tray for 20 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 4.
Turned through 90°, it takes 10 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5 or 20 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 5.
Twenty bases in five ranks, or ten riders when turned. Whatever the unit, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps it formed through the magnets in its bases, against knocks and tilts, and the paint stays safely protected. The 3D-printed PLA carries hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes it easy to face precisely, reduces the room it takes in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and five deep: a unit of 20 Lizardmen Temple Guard in The Old World. Turned, on 30×60 mm bases, five wide and two deep: a Beastmen Centigor Herd of 10 in The Old World.
180×120 mm tray for 24 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 4.
Or 12 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 4 (The Old World).
Or 9 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 3.
Or 54 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 12 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6 (The Old World), 24 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6 (The Old World) or 54 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 9 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Built for proper regiments, and the hard work falls to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: whether the tray tilts or takes a knock, the magnetised bases stay put and the paint is protected. Its frame of 3D-printed PLA carries hidden magnets that attach it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border brings precision to every wheel of the regiment, takes only a small share of room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Four wide and six deep: 24 Lizardmen Saurus Warriors in The Old World. Turned, on 20 mm bases, nine wide and six deep: 54 Vampire Counts Zombies in WHFB.
210×120 mm tray for 28 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 4.
Turned through 90°, it takes 14 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 7 or 28 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 7.
Seven ranks of four that go from the table to the case still in formation. The grip comes from a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: each magnetised miniature holds firm if the tray is knocked or tilted, and the paint is kept protected. Underneath, 3D-printed PLA; inside, hidden magnets that stick to the metal shelves of a carry case. Everything sits within a 2 mm border that allows the unit to be placed exactly, leaves room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and seven deep: an Orc Mob of 28 in The Old World. Turned, on 30×60 mm bases, seven wide and two deep: 14 Lizardmen Cold One Riders in The Old World.
240×120 mm tray for 32 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 4.
Or, with other bases:
- 16 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4 (The Old World)
- 12 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 3
- 18 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 3
- 72 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age)
Turned through 90°, it takes 16 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8 (The Old World), 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 (The Old World) or 72 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
It takes five bases and two orientations, and works the same in all of them: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base through the knocks and tilts of the tray, protecting the paint. Inside, 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that tie it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border brings precision to deployment, saves room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Four wide and eight deep: 32 Bloodletters of Khorne in The Old World. On 40×40 mm bases, three wide and six deep: room for 18 bases, like those of the Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls, in The Old World and WHFB.
270×120 mm tray for 36 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 9 ranks of 4.
Turned through 90°, it takes 18 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 9 or 36 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 9.
Nine ranks of four that move at once, as a single block. That is down to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, which every magnetised base clings to through knocks and tilts of the tray, while the paint stays protected. Hidden magnets beneath the 3D-printed PLA settle it on the metal shelves of a carry case. With a 2 mm border, the block reaches its position precisely, takes less room in the case and the game stays fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Four wide and nine deep: 36 Pink Horrors of Tzeentch in The Old World. Turned, on 30×60 mm bases, nine wide and two deep: room for 18 riders, such as Dark Elf Dark Riders, in The Old World.
300×120 mm tray for 40 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 4.
Or 20 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 4 (The Old World).
Or 15 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 3.
Or 90 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 15 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 20 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 10 (The Old World), 40 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 10 (The Old World) or 90 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 15 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Forty bases on a single plate, made in the ImpriWars workshop from 3D-printed PLA. Its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds every magnetised base when the tray is knocked or tilted, and the paint on each one travels protected. The hidden magnets fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border guides the moves of such a large unit precisely, adds very little bulk in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Four wide and ten deep: room for 40 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Lizardmen Saurus Warriors, in The Old World. Turned, on 20 mm bases, fifteen wide and six deep: room for 90, like those of Night Goblins in WHFB.
150×30 mm tray for 5 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
A rank of five, just right for the command line or for a minimum-size unit. It is made of 3D-printed PLA and covered by a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: magnetised bases stay firm on it whether the tray takes a knock or tilts, and the paint is kept protected. Hidden magnets hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, the rank is straightened precisely, needs only a narrow strip of room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Five wide in a single rank: a Beastmen Bestigor Herd of 5 in The Old World.
150×60 mm tray for 10 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5.
Or 5 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Two ranks of five: the classic tray for a small unit opening the battle in the front line. From box to table it rides on a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, to which each magnetised base stays hooked despite knocks and tilts; its paint, protected. The 3D-printed PLA houses hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border shapes the frontage exactly, asks for little space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Five wide and two deep: a Black Orc Mob of 10 in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, five wide in a single rank: 5 Vampire Counts Black Knights in The Old World.
150×90 mm tray for 15 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 5.
Fifteen elite warriors in three ranks, on a tray designed to look after them. First comes the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: each base's magnet grips it, so the tray can take a knock or tilt and the unit holds, with the paint sheltered from chipping. Second, the hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA, which hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. And third, a 2 mm border to pivot the unit precisely, take up very little room in the case and keep the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Five wide and three deep: 15 Chosen Chaos Warriors in The Old World.
150×120 mm tray for 20 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 5.
Or 10 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5.
Twenty in four ranks of five: a very common unit size, moved here in one go. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base through knocks and tilts, and the paint, meanwhile, travels protected. Beneath are 3D-printed PLA and hidden magnets that keep it fixed on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border helps charge in a straight line with precision, saves space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Five wide and four deep: 20 Plaguebearers of Nurgle in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, five wide and two deep: 10 Flesh Hounds of Khorne in The Old World.
150×150 mm tray for 25 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 5.
Or, with other bases:
- 18 cavalry models on 25×50 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6
- 6 miniatures on 50×75 mm bases in 2 ranks of 3
- 9 miniatures on 50×50 mm bases in 3 ranks of 3
- 36 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 6 ranks of 6
Square, five by five, and open to five base sizes. All of them are gripped by their magnets on its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, firm even if the tray is knocked or tilted and with the paint protected. The 3D-printed PLA base carries hidden magnets that hold on to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border brings precision when turning the block, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and five deep: a unit of 25 Lizardmen Temple Guard in The Old World. On 50×75 mm bases, three wide and two deep: 6 Bloodcrushers of Khorne, in The Old World.
180×150 mm tray for 30 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 5.
Or 15 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 30 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 6.
Thirty infantry, six ranks deep, and the block handles the trip well: its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet anchors every magnetised base whenever the tray is jolted by a knock or tipped, and the paint arrives protected. Built into the 3D-printed PLA are hidden magnets that settle it on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border positions the unit precisely, uses little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Five wide and six deep: an Orc Mob of 30 in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, five wide and three deep: room for 15 riders, such as Chaos Knights, in The Old World.
210×150 mm tray for 35 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 35 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 7.
Thirty-five bases in a deep block that moves all at once. Its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet is what makes it work: it catches every base by its magnet if the tray tips or is knocked, and the paint stays protected. Underneath, the 3D-printed PLA and hidden magnets that latch on to the metal shelves of a carry case. A 2 mm border completes the tray: precise control on the table, less bulk in the case and a game kept fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Five wide and seven deep: 35 Lizardmen Saurus Warriors in The Old World. Turned, seven wide and five deep: 35 Pink Horrors of Tzeentch in The Old World.
240×150 mm tray for 40 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 5.
Or 20 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 40 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 8.
Made in the ImpriWars workshop with big armies in mind. A 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet covers the 3D-printed PLA, and forty magnetised bases stay where they were set down through tilts and knocks, their paint protected. Concealed underneath, hidden magnets find the metal shelves of a carry case. Such a large block manoeuvres precisely thanks to the 2 mm border, which also keeps its footprint in the case small and the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Five wide and eight deep: room for 40 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Bloodletters of Khorne, in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, five wide and four deep: room for 20 riders, such as Empire Knights, in The Old World.
270×150 mm tray for 45 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 9 ranks of 5.
Turned through 90°, it takes 45 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 9.
Forty-five miniatures held securely on a single plate. Its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet face holds them by their magnets through any knock or tilt of the tray, and the paint on all of them travels protected. Beneath, 3D-printed PLA and hidden magnets that hold it on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lets it be placed exactly next to other units, adds little bulk in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Five wide and nine deep: room for 45 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Plaguebearers of Nurgle, in The Old World.
300×150 mm tray for 50 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 5.
Or, with other bases:
- 36 cavalry models on 25×50 mm bases in 6 ranks of 6
- 25 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 5 (The Old World)
- 12 miniatures on 50×75 mm bases in 4 ranks of 3
- 9 chariots or monstrous cavalry models on 50×100 mm bases in 3 ranks of 3
- 18 miniatures on 50×50 mm bases in 6 ranks of 3
- 72 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 12 ranks of 6
Turned through 90°, it takes 36 cavalry models on 25×50 mm bases in 3 ranks of 12, 12 miniatures on 50×75 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6, 18 miniatures on 50×50 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6, 50 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 10 (The Old World) or 72 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 6 ranks of 12.
Seven base sizes, from infantry to chariots, on the same plate, and all of them hold alike to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet if magnetised, staying put through knocks or when the tray is tilted and with the paint protected. Under the sheet, 3D-printed PLA and hidden magnets that stay on the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border fits the block in precisely, takes minimal room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and ten deep: room for 50 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Lizardmen Saurus Warriors, in The Old World. On 50×75 mm bases, three wide and four deep: 12 Empire Demigryph Knights, in The Old World.
180×30 mm tray for 6 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
Six abreast in one line, useful for a skirmishing unit or to widen the frontage of another tray. Its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet latches on to each magnetised base and keeps hold even if the tray tilts or takes a knock, so the paint travels protected. It is 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lets the rank be aligned exactly, stores in a minimal strip of room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide in a single rank: 6 Wood Elf Dryads in The Old World.
180×60 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6.
Or 6 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank (The Old World).
Or 27 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 9 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
A wide frontage and little depth: the formation of infantry that wants to add attacks. Magnetised bases stay fixed to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet when the tray tips or takes a knock, with the paint protected from chipping. Inside it is 3D-printed PLA, and underneath it carries hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes the frontage fit precisely, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Six wide and two deep: 12 Chaos Warriors in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, six wide in a single rank: 6 Wood Elf Glade Riders in The Old World.
180×90 mm tray for 18 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6.
Three ranks of six, eighteen bases in all, and a base designed to look after them. Each base's magnet is drawn to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, and the ranks keep their order whatever knock or tilt the tray receives, with the paint protected. Down below, the 3D-printed PLA holds hidden magnets that settle on the metal shelves of a carry case. Finally, the 2 mm border makes placement exact, cuts the room it takes in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and three deep: 18 Bloodletters of Khorne in The Old World.
180×120 mm tray for 24 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6.
Or 12 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6 (The Old World).
Or 54 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 9 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Six wide by four deep, a classic regiment that moves in one go. The secret lies in the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: every magnetised base stays in place even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and its paint stays protected. The 3D-printed PLA body includes hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border makes every manoeuvre precise, takes less room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Six wide and four deep: 24 Plaguebearers of Nurgle in The Old World. On 20 mm bases, nine wide and six deep: 54 Bretonnian Men-at-Arms in WHFB.
180×150 mm tray for 30 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 6.
Thirty warriors in five ranks: a solid block carried in one piece. That is what the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet is for, holding magnetised bases through tilts and knocks of the tray and leaving the paint protected. Everything rests on 3D-printed PLA, with hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border makes it easy to wheel the block exactly, saves room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and five deep: a unit of 30 Lizardmen Temple Guard in The Old World.
180×180 mm tray for 36 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 6.
Or 18 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6 (The Old World).
Or 81 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 9 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
A six-by-six square, designed for the large units of The Old World and the hordes of WHFB. Any magnetised base grips its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet and so withstands knocks and tilts, with the paint protected. The 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. With a 2 mm border, the block adjusts precisely, uses little space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Six wide and six deep: an Orc Mob of 36 in The Old World. On 20 mm bases, nine wide and nine deep: room for 81, like those of Empire Halberdiers in WHFB.
210×180 mm tray for 42 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 6.
Turned through 90°, it takes 21 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 7 or 42 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 7.
Forty-two bases in seven ranks, or twenty-one riders when turned. Either way, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet is in charge: each magnet stays stuck to it through knocks and when the tray tilts, and the paint stays protected. Underneath, 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border gives precise control over such a large block, asks for little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and seven deep: room for 42 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Pink Horrors of Tzeentch, in The Old World. Turned, on 30×60 mm bases, seven wide and three deep: room for 21 riders, such as Vampire Counts Black Knights, in The Old World.
240×180 mm tray for 48 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 6.
Or 24 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6 (The Old World).
Or 108 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 9 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 24 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 8 (The Old World), 18 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6, 48 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 8 (The Old World) or 108 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
A large plate for large armies, straight from the ImpriWars workshop. Over the 3D-printed PLA, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet on which magnetised bases of any size stay put even if the tray is knocked or tilted; the paint, protected. Hidden magnets anchor it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lines the block up precisely, adds little bulk in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Six wide and eight deep: room for 48 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Bloodletters of Khorne, in The Old World. Turned, on 40×60 mm bases, six wide and three deep: room for 18, like those of the Screamers of Tzeentch, in The Old World.
270×180 mm tray for 54 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 9 ranks of 6.
Turned through 90°, it takes 27 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 9 or 54 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 9.
Fifty-four bases in nine ranks of six that arrive already in place. On the journey, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds every magnet even if the tray takes a knock or tips, so the paint travels protected. The 3D-printed PLA, with its hidden magnets, keeps the tray settled on the metal shelves of a carry case. Once on the table, the 2 mm border slots the unit in exactly, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Six wide and nine deep: room for 54 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Plaguebearers of Nurgle, in The Old World. Turned, on 30×60 mm bases, nine wide and three deep: room for 27 riders, such as Dark Elf Dark Riders, in The Old World.
300×180 mm tray for 60 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 6.
Or 30 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 6 (The Old World).
Or 135 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 15 ranks of 9 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 30 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 10 (The Old World), 60 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 10 (The Old World) or 135 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 15 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Up to one hundred and thirty-five bases on a single plate. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet carries them, gripping every magnet so that the formation holds through knocks and tilts, with the paint protected. Inside the 3D-printed PLA are hidden magnets that secure it on the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, the block handles precisely, fits in less space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Six wide and ten deep: room for 60 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Chaos Warriors, in The Old World. On 20 mm bases, nine wide and fifteen deep: room for 135, like those of Skaven Clanrats in WHFB.
210×30 mm tray for 7 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
A line of seven bases: narrow, long and easy to store. Its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds all seven by their magnets while the tray moves, whether it takes a knock or tilts, and protects the paint. Set into the 3D-printed PLA are hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. As for the 2 mm border, it makes placing the tray precisely in front of other ranks easy, takes very little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Seven wide in a single rank: 7 Chaos Warriors in The Old World.
210×60 mm tray for 14 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 7.
Or 7 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Fourteen infantry or seven riders, in a long, shallow formation. Above, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base whether the tray takes a knock or tips, with the paint protected. Below, a 3D-printed PLA body with hidden magnets that seek the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border helps set the frontage exactly, stores taking little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Seven wide and two deep: 14 Beastmen Warped Gors in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, seven wide in a single rank: 7 Chaos Knights in The Old World.
210×90 mm tray for 21 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 7.
Twenty-one miniatures, seven wide: plenty of battle line in three ranks. All of them rest on a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds them by their magnets through the knocks and tilts of the tray, protecting their paint. The body is 3D-printed PLA and integrates hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, the line is straightened precisely, saves space in the case and the game stays fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Seven wide and three deep: 21 Chosen Chaos Warriors in The Old World.
210×120 mm tray for 28 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 7.
Or 14 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 7.
Seven wide and four deep for infantry, or two ranks of cavalry. Built in the ImpriWars workshop, it pairs a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet with 3D-printed PLA; on it, magnetised bases hold firm when the tray tilts or takes a knock, with the paint protected. Underneath, hidden magnets that keep it still on the metal shelves of a carry case. As for the edge, a 2 mm border makes each wheel precise, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Seven wide and four deep: 28 Lizardmen Saurus Warriors in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, seven wide and two deep: 14 Flesh Hounds of Khorne in The Old World.
210×150 mm tray for 35 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 7.
Thirty-five bases, seven wide: a large unit that moves as a single piece. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps them together by their magnets even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and their paint stays protected. The 3D-printed PLA holds hidden magnets that keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case. And the 2 mm border lets the unit face exactly, asks for little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Seven wide and five deep: a Black Orc Mob of 35 in The Old World.
210×180 mm tray for 42 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 7.
Or 21 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 7.
Six ranks of seven: forty-two infantry bases, or twenty-one riders in three ranks. Their magnets find a firm hold on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, which carries them through knocks and tilts of the tray with the paint protected. Between plate and shelf, hidden magnets set in the 3D-printed PLA lock it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Around it runs a 2 mm border that places the block precisely, leaves room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Seven wide and six deep: room for 42 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Lizardmen Temple Guard, in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, seven wide and three deep: room for 21 riders, such as Bretonnian Mounted Knights of the Realm, in The Old World.
210×210 mm tray for 49 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 7.
Seven by seven, forty-nine bases: the tray for the unit holding the centre of the line. When it is moved, every magnetised base stays stuck to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, even through a knock or with the tray tipped; the paint, protected. The 3D-printed PLA frame carries hidden magnets with which it settles on the metal shelves of a carry case. For play, a 2 mm border: it wheels the block precisely, trims the room it needs in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Seven wide and seven deep: room for 49 bases of 30 mm, like those of an Orc Mob, in The Old World.
240×210 mm tray for 56 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 7.
Or 28 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 7.
Turned through 90°, it takes 56 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 8.
Fifty-six bases, or twenty-eight riders, with the same security: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet attracts each base's magnet and keeps it in place through knocks or when the tray tilts, with the paint protected. Inside the 3D-printed PLA, hidden magnets that attach to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes deploying exact, adds little bulk in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Seven wide and eight deep: room for 56 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Bloodletters of Khorne, in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, seven wide and four deep: room for 28 riders, such as Seekers of Slaanesh, in The Old World.
270×210 mm tray for 63 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 9 ranks of 7.
Turned through 90°, it takes 63 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 9.
Seven ranks of nine add up to sixty-three miniatures on a single tray. So that they arrive just as they were packed, its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each magnetised base against knocks and tilts, with the paint protected. Below, the 3D-printed PLA holds the hidden magnets that keep it still on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes deployment precise, trims the bulk in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Seven wide and nine deep: room for 63 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Pink Horrors of Tzeentch, in The Old World.
300×210 mm tray for 70 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 7.
Or 35 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 7.
Turned through 90°, it takes 70 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 10.
Seventy bases ten ranks deep, on 3D-printed PLA from the ImpriWars workshop. The surface is a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: the bases' magnets grip it and the formation holds through knocks and tilts, with the paint protected. Below, hidden magnets that settle it on the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, such a large plate is placed precisely, takes just the room needed in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Seven wide and ten deep: room for 70 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Lizardmen Saurus Warriors, in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, seven wide and five deep: room for 35 riders, such as Cold One Riders, also Lizardmen, in The Old World.
240×30 mm tray for 8 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
Eight bases shoulder to shoulder: a long rank to close up a regiment or to move a whole unit in one pass. On top it carries a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps each magnetised base firm even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and protects its paint. Beneath it, 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border aligns it precisely alongside other ranks, takes very little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide in a single rank: a Beastmen Bestigor Herd of 8 in The Old World.
240×60 mm tray for 16 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8.
Or 8 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank (The Old World).
Or 6 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
An eight-base frontage that takes infantry, cavalry or flying beasts. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet covering it keeps hold of each magnetised base when the tray tips or takes a knock, so the paint travels protected. Underneath, the 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border makes contact with the enemy exact, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eight wide and two deep: 16 Pink Horrors of Tzeentch in The Old World. On 40×60 mm bases, six wide in a single rank: 6 Screamers of Tzeentch in The Old World.
240×90 mm tray for 24 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 8.
Three ranks of eight: the broad deployment many mobs and hordes look for. Each magnetised base clings to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet and holds its place if the tray is knocked or tilted; the paint is protected that way. The 3D-printed PLA body houses hidden magnets that keep it still on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border, for its part, gives the frontage exactness, takes very little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide and three deep: an Orc Mob of 24 in The Old World.
240×120 mm tray for 32 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8.
Or, with other bases:
- 16 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8 (The Old World)
- 12 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6
- 18 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6
- 72 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age)
Thirty-two infantry, or cavalry, monsters and 20 mm hordes: the plate accepts five sizes. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet covering it is the same for all: any base fitted with a magnet stays firm through knocks or with the tray tilted, and its paint travels protected. That sheet rests on 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets, which keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border sharpens every wheel precisely, steals little space from the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eight wide and four deep: 32 Plaguebearers of Nurgle in The Old World. On 40×40 mm bases, six wide and three deep: room for 18, like those of Chaos Trolls, in The Old World and WHFB.
240×150 mm tray for 40 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 8.
A tray of five ranks of eight for the regiment that rules the centre of the table. Everything rests on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: magnetised bases grip it when the tray is jolted by a knock or tilted, and their paint arrives protected. On the underside, the 3D-printed PLA carries hidden magnets that hold it on the metal shelves of a carry case. Thanks to the 2 mm border, contact with the enemy is precise, the tray takes little room in the case and the game stays fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide and five deep: room for 40 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Lizardmen Temple Guard, in The Old World.
240×180 mm tray for 48 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 8.
Or 24 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 8 (The Old World).
Or 18 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6.
Or 108 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
This broad plate comes out of the ImpriWars workshop in 3D-printed PLA with a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet. Magnetised bases of any of its four sizes grip it and ride out knocks and tilts of the tray with the paint protected. Below, hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border fine-tunes placement precisely, saves room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eight wide and six deep: room for 48 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Chosen Chaos Warriors, in The Old World. On 20 mm bases, twelve wide and nine deep: room for 108, like those of Vampire Counts Zombies in WHFB.
240×210 mm tray for 56 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 8.
Fifty-six miniatures that go from table to case in one go. For that, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet catches them by their magnets: through knocks or tilts of the tray, the block holds and the paint travels protected. The frame is 3D-printed PLA and houses hidden magnets that seek the metal shelves of a carry case. Finished with a 2 mm border, it deploys exactly, stores in little space and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide and seven deep: room for 56 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Pink Horrors of Tzeentch, in The Old World.
240×240 mm tray for 64 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 8.
Or, with other bases:
- 32 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8 (The Old World)
- 24 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6
- 36 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 6
- 144 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age)
An eight-by-eight square for moving a very large block at once. Over the 3D-printed PLA, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet takes bases of five sizes and, if magnetised, keeps them firm through knocks and tilts; the paint, protected. Hidden magnets hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border lets it slot in precisely, uses minimal room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eight wide and eight deep: room for 64 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Bloodletters of Khorne, in The Old World. On 40×40 mm bases, six wide and six deep: room for 36, like those of Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors, in The Old World and WHFB.
270×240 mm tray for 72 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 9 ranks of 8.
Turned through 90°, it takes 36 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 9 or 72 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 9.
Seventy-two bases, and all of them reach the table in place. That is down to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: each base's magnet stays gripped even if the tray tilts or is knocked, and the paint keeps its protection. The body is 3D-printed PLA, with hidden magnets that tie it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border guides every move exactly, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Eight wide and nine deep: room for 72 bases of 30 mm, like those of an Orc Mob, in The Old World. Turned, on 30×60 mm bases, nine wide and four deep: room for 36 riders, such as Chaos Knights, in The Old World.
300×240 mm tray for 80 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 8.
Or 40 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 8 (The Old World).
Or 30 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 6.
Or 180 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 15 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 40 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 10 (The Old World), 80 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 10 (The Old World) or 180 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 15 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
The largest of the eight-column plates: up to one hundred and eighty 20 mm bases or eighty 30 mm ones. With so many miniatures, the key is the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, which pulls on every magnet and keeps the whole formation together even if the tray is knocked or tips; the paint, protected. Below work the 3D-printed PLA and its hidden magnets, holding it on the metal shelves of a carry case. A 2 mm border makes it precise to place, compact in the case and fair to the game.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Eight wide and ten deep: room for 80 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Lizardmen Saurus Warriors, in The Old World. On 20 mm bases, twelve wide and fifteen deep: room for 180, like those of Tomb Kings Skeleton Warriors in WHFB.
270×30 mm tray for 9 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
Nine in a rank, in a single movement. The upper part is a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: each magnetised base stays stuck to it if the tray takes a knock or tilts, with the paint protected. The lower part, 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border lets it square up precisely against another tray, takes a narrow strip of room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide in a single rank: 9 Chaos Furies in The Old World.
270×60 mm tray for 18 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 9.
Or 9 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank.
Nine across by two deep: the shape of infantry that wants the widest possible frontage. To carry it in one piece there is the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, which every magnet pulls against; through a knock or a tilt the bases keep their slots, and the paint travels protected. That sheet covers a 3D-printed PLA body that comes with hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. Around it all, a 2 mm border that keeps the frontage straight and precise, asks for little space in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and two deep: a unit of 18 Lizardmen Temple Guard in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, nine wide in a single rank: 9 Dark Elf Dark Riders in The Old World.
270×90 mm tray for 27 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 9.
Twenty-seven infantry on a frontage of nine: a very wide line. It copes with the journey because the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds each base by its magnet through knocks or tilts, and its paint travels protected. It leaves the ImpriWars workshop in 3D-printed PLA, with hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border sets the line exactly, asks for hardly any room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and three deep: 27 Lizardmen Saurus Warriors in The Old World.
270×120 mm tray for 36 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 9.
Or 18 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 9.
Thirty-six on foot or eighteen mounted, and a single plate for both. Its surface, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, is what makes the unit arrive in formation: through a knock or when the tray tilts, every magnet stays hooked and the paint protected. The 3D-printed PLA body incorporates hidden magnets that keep it fixed on the metal shelves of a carry case. Such a long frontage lines up precisely thanks to the 2 mm border, which also takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and four deep: an Orc Mob of 36 in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, nine wide and two deep: room for 18 riders, such as Bretonnian Grail Knights, in The Old World.
270×150 mm tray for 45 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 9.
Five ranks of nine that deploy in one go. Before that, on the journey, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet has done its part: every magnetised base has stayed in its place through knocks and tilts, and its paint has arrived protected. And the hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA have kept the plate on the metal shelves of a carry case. On the table, the 2 mm border takes it to the exact spot; in the case, it takes barely any room; and in the game, it keeps things fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and five deep: room for 45 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Bloodletters of Khorne, in The Old World.
270×180 mm tray for 54 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 9.
Or 27 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 9.
Fifty-four infantry or twenty-seven riders on a single surface: a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that grips every magnet and holds the formation through knocks or with the tray tilted, with the paint protected. The 3D-printed PLA beneath houses hidden magnets with which it stays on the metal shelves of a carry case. And the 2 mm border frames the block exactly, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and six deep: room for 54 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Chaos Warriors, in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, nine wide and three deep: room for 27 riders, such as Lizardmen Cold One Riders, in The Old World.
270×210 mm tray for 63 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 9.
Seven ranks of nine on a single plate. The top face, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, holds magnetised bases while it is carried, whether the tray takes a knock or tilts, and the paint stays protected. The underside, in 3D-printed PLA, holds hidden magnets that settle it on the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border makes precise placement easy, adds very little bulk to the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and seven deep: room for 63 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Plaguebearers of Nurgle, in The Old World.
270×240 mm tray for 72 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 9.
Or 36 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 9.
Eight ranks of nine, or four ranks of riders: a plate for very large regiments, infantry or cavalry. It is covered by a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps each magnetised base in formation if the tray takes a knock or tips, with the paint protected. Inside the 3D-printed PLA, hidden magnets to stay on the metal shelves of a carry case. A 2 mm border finishes the plate: precise deployment, little room in the case and a fair game.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and eight deep: room for 72 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Lizardmen Temple Guard, in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, nine wide and four deep: room for 36 riders, such as Flesh Hounds of Khorne, in The Old World.
270×270 mm tray for 81 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 9 ranks of 9.
A nine-by-nine square: eighty-one bases carried as one. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds them by their magnets so they withstand the knocks and tilts of the tray, with their paint protected. Underneath, 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that tie it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lets the block wheel precisely, takes barely any room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and nine deep: room for 81 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Pink Horrors of Tzeentch, in The Old World.
300×270 mm tray for 90 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 9.
Or 45 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 5 ranks of 9.
Turned through 90°, it takes 90 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 9 ranks of 10.
Ninety infantry bases or forty-five riders on a single plate. Made in the ImpriWars workshop, it combines 3D-printed PLA with a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds each magnetised base through knocks and tilts; the paint, protected. Its hidden magnets keep it on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes every deployment precise, uses minimal room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Nine wide and ten deep: room for 90 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Lizardmen Saurus Warriors, in The Old World. On 30×60 mm bases, nine wide and five deep: room for 45 riders, such as Chaos Knights, in The Old World.
300×30 mm tray for 10 miniatures on 30 mm bases in a single rank.
Ten bases abreast, the longest rank on this page, for ten miniatures in a line. What makes it practical? First, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: through a knock or a tilt, all ten magnetised bases stay in line and their paint protected. Second, the hidden magnets in its 3D-printed PLA, which hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Third, the 2 mm border: it slots the rank precisely in front of the regiment, takes very little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide in a single rank: 10 Beastmen Warped Gors in The Old World.
300×60 mm tray for 20 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 2 ranks of 10.
Or 10 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in a single rank (The Old World).
Or 45 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 3 ranks of 15 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Two ranks of ten form a very wide line. When it is time to carry them, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet takes charge: each base's magnet keeps it in place despite knocks and tilts, and the paint is kept safe from chipping. Underneath, 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that hook it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lines up twenty bases exactly, trims the space they need in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Ten wide and two deep: 20 Bloodletters of Khorne in The Old World. On 20 mm bases, fifteen wide and three deep: 45 High Elf Spearmen in WHFB.
300×90 mm tray for 30 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 3 ranks of 10.
Ten wide and three deep: the broad block that aims to wrap around the enemy. So that it reaches the board just as it was formed, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet grips each magnetised base even if the tray tips or is knocked, with the paint protected. The 3D-printed PLA carries hidden magnets with which it holds on to the metal shelves of a carry case. And its 2 mm border makes wheels exact, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide and three deep: a Black Orc Mob of 30 in The Old World.
300×120 mm tray for 40 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 10.
Or 20 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 10 (The Old World).
Or 90 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 15 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Forty infantry, twenty riders or a horde of ninety: one plate for all three. Its 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds any magnetised base through knocks or tilts, so the paint stays protected. Beneath sits the 3D-printed PLA, with hidden magnets that stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border brings precision to moving such a long block, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Ten wide and four deep: room for 40 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Chosen Chaos Warriors, in The Old World. On 20 mm bases, fifteen wide and six deep: room for 90, like those of Wood Elf Glade Guard in WHFB.
300×150 mm tray for 50 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 5 ranks of 10.
Or, with other bases:
- 36 cavalry models on 25×50 mm bases in 3 ranks of 12
- 12 miniatures on 50×75 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6
- 18 miniatures on 50×50 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6
- 72 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 6 ranks of 12
From infantry to monsters, five base sizes fit on this plate. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet treats them all alike: if magnetised, they keep still through knocks and when the tray is tilted, and their paint arrives protected. Travelling in the 3D-printed PLA base are hidden magnets that couple to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes deployment precise, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Ten wide and five deep: room for 50 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Plaguebearers of Nurgle, in The Old World. On 25×50 mm bases, twelve wide and three deep: room for 36 riders, such as Tomb Kings Skeleton Horsemen, in The Old World and WHFB.
300×180 mm tray for 60 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 6 ranks of 10.
Or 30 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 3 ranks of 10 (The Old World).
Or 135 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 9 ranks of 15 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
A plate that works for infantry, cavalry or hordes. On top, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps any magnetised base in formation on the journey, however much the tray moves, tilts or takes a knock; the paint arrives protected. The frame, 3D-printed PLA from the ImpriWars workshop, carries hidden magnets inside to stay on the metal shelves of a carry case. On the table, the 2 mm border faces the unit precisely; in the case, it takes little room; in the game, it keeps things fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Ten wide and six deep: room for 60 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Lizardmen Temple Guard, in The Old World. On 20 mm bases, fifteen wide and nine deep: room for 135, like those of Dark Elf Dreadspears in WHFB.
300×210 mm tray for 70 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 7 ranks of 10.
Seventy bases on a single plate, all held at once. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet does it: each magnet stays stuck to it through knocks or if the tray tilts, and the paint stays protected. Under the sheet, the 3D-printed PLA and its hidden magnets, which hold it on the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lets the block be positioned precisely, adds little bulk to the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide and seven deep: room for 70 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Pink Horrors of Tzeentch, in The Old World.
300×240 mm tray for 80 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 10.
Or 40 cavalry models on 30×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 10 (The Old World).
Or 180 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 15 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Eighty infantry, forty riders or one hundred and eighty 20 mm bases. For any of them, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet is the anchor: magnetised bases stay in formation through knocks or when the tray tips, and the paint travels protected. The 3D-printed PLA body encloses hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, the plate is placed exactly, takes little room in the case and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Ten wide and eight deep: room for 80 bases of 30 mm, like those of an Orc Mob, in The Old World. On 20 mm bases, fifteen wide and twelve deep: room for 180, like those of Skaven Stormvermin in WHFB.
300×270 mm tray for 90 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 9 ranks of 10.
Ninety bases in nine ranks of ten, for players who field huge regiments. With so many painted miniatures, every detail counts: a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps them in place by their magnets, whether the tray is knocked or tips, looking after the paint; a 3D-printed PLA body with hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case; and a 2 mm border that lets it be moved precisely, leaves a small footprint in the case and keeps the game fair.
Designed for Warhammer: The Old World.
Ten wide and nine deep: room for 90 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Plaguebearers of Nurgle, in The Old World.
300×300 mm tray for 100 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 10 ranks of 10.
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 (The Old World)
- 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
- 144 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 12 ranks of 12
- 225 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 15 ranks of 15 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age)
The biggest tray on this page: ten by ten bases and eight base sizes to choose from. Its entire surface is a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, so any magnetised base stays anchored whether the tray is knocked or tilted, and the paint is protected. Built in the ImpriWars workshop from 3D-printed PLA, it includes hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border sets it down precisely, keeps its footprint in the case to a minimum and keeps the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Ten wide and ten deep: room for 100 bases of 30 mm, like those of the Chaos Warriors, in The Old World. On 50×75 mm bases, six wide and four deep: room for 24, like those of the Bloodcrushers of Khorne, in The Old World and WHFB.
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