Magnetic Movement Tray for 40x40 mm Bases
Magnetic Movement Tray for 40x40 mm Bases
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200×200 mm tray for 25 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 5.
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
- 64 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 8 ranks of 8
- 100 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 10 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age)
At 200 mm a side, it is a tray for big blocks: 3D-printed PLA from the ImpriWars workshop, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that grips every magnetised base even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected, and hidden magnets that anchor it on the metal shelves of a carry case. Around the edge, a 2 mm border that lets the block be squared up precisely, takes up little room 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: room for 25 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Chaos Ogres or Vampire Counts Vargheists, in The Old World and in WHFB.
This magnetic movement tray for 40×40 mm bases moves ogres, trolls and other monstrous infantry for Warhammer: The Old World and Warhammer Fantasy Battles as a single piece, with every base in its place.
About the tray
Made in the ImpriWars workshop, the tray has a 3D-printed PLA body that carries a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: magnetised bases stay held even if the tray takes a knock or tilts, and the paintwork stays protected. Hidden magnets fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border gives precision when moving the unit, reduces bulk and keeps the game fair.
Formations
There are 42 formations, from 2 to 49 miniatures, on plates from 80×40 to 280×280 mm. For example:
- 2 by 2: 4 miniatures, or 16 bases of 20 mm (80×80 mm).
- 3 by 3: 9 miniatures, or 16 bases of 30 mm, 8 of 30×60 mm or 6 of 40×60 mm (120×120 mm).
- 4 wide and 3 deep: 12 miniatures, or 8 bases of 40×60 mm (160×120 mm).
- 5 by 4: 20 miniatures (200×160 mm).
- 7 by 7: 49 miniatures (280×280 mm).
Games and units
In The Old World and in WHFB this base is used by, among others, Vampire Counts Spirit Hosts, Chaos Dwarf K'daai Fireborn and Orc & Goblin River Troll Mobs; in The Old World, also Empire Imperial Ogres, and in WHFB, Skaven Rat Ogres and Beastmen Minotaurs. Every formation also takes 20 mm bases, for WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Frequently asked questions
What do the bases need?
A magnet in the base: the 40×40 mm square base comes with a magnet option, and there are also 5×2 mm neodymium magnets.
Is there a tray for units of 3, 6 or 9?
Yes: 3 in a single rank; 3 by 2, 2 by 3 or 6 in a single rank; 3 by 3.
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80×40 mm tray for 2 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 8 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Built for large models, it pairs a rigid 3D-printed PLA body with a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: the two magnetised bases stay gripped even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. In the case, its hidden magnets fix it to the metal shelves. Thanks to the 2 mm border, the pair advances accurately, takes up very little room in the case and the game stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Two wide in a single rank: 2 Ogre Kingdoms Maneaters move as one, in The Old World.
80×80 mm tray for 4 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 2.
Or 16 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet does the work: the four magnetised bases cling to it, and the block holds its formation even if the tray tilts or takes a knock, with the paint kept safe. It sits on a 3D-printed PLA body made in the ImpriWars workshop, with hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its border just 2 mm thick lets the block be placed exactly, takes up almost no room 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 two deep: just the right size for 4 Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls or 4 Lizardmen Kroxigor, in The Old World.
120×80 mm tray for 6 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 2.
Or 4 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 2.
Or 24 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 4 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
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 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
From table to case without re-forming the unit: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps the six magnetised bases in place even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and the paintwork arrives protected. The hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA body fix the tray to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border, slim on purpose, takes up only the space it needs, allows precise moves 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 three deep, or three wide and two deep when turned: just right for 6 Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts or 6 Chaos Trolls, in The Old World.
160×80 mm tray for 8 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 2.
Or 32 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 4 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
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 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Eight painted models travel safely: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps them firm even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and their paintwork safe from chipping. The body is 3D-printed in PLA, with hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. And the 2 mm border has three advantages: precise placement on the table, less room taken in the case and a game that stays 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, or four wide and two deep when turned: the block for 8 Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors or 8 Chaos Ogres, in The Old World.
200×80 mm tray for 10 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 2.
Or 40 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 4 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
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 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
The 3D-printed PLA body gives it the rigidity of a firm plate. On top sits a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds the magnetised models even if the tray is tilted or knocked, protecting the paintwork, and inside, hidden magnets that stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border takes up the bare minimum of room, brings precision to every move 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 five deep, or five wide and two deep when turned: just right for 10 Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls or a 10-strong Stone Troll Mob, in The Old World.
240×80 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 2.
Or 8 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 2.
Or 48 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 4 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
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 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Twelve large models in a column, each one in its place: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds the magnetised bases even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA body, made in the ImpriWars workshop, keeps the column in shape and carries hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border allows precise movement, saves space 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, or six wide and two deep when turned, made to measure for 12 Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts or 12 Chaos Ogres, in The Old World.
280×80 mm tray for 14 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 7 ranks of 2.
Or 56 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 14 ranks of 4 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 14 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 7 or 56 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
A border just 2 mm thick surrounds the plate: the column moves precisely, takes up less room in the case and the game stays fair. The body is 3D-printed in PLA, with hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and on top sits a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that the magnetised bases grip even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Two wide and seven deep, or seven wide and two deep when turned: room for 14 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Chaos Trolls or Orcs & Goblins Common Troll Mobs, in The Old World and in WHFB.
120×40 mm tray for 3 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 12 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Three bases in a line need little space, and the 2 mm border helps: it takes up only what it needs in the case, lines the rank up precisely and keeps the game fair. In the case, its hidden magnets keep it stuck to the metal shelves. It is made in the ImpriWars workshop from 3D-printed PLA and a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds the magnetised bases even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Three wide in a single rank: just the right size for 3 Ogre Kingdoms Yhetees or 3 Lizardmen Kroxigor, in The Old World.
120×80 mm tray for 6 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 3.
Or 24 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Even if the tray tilts on its way from table to case or takes a knock, the six magnetised bases stay put thanks to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, and the paintwork stays protected. The base is 3D-printed in PLA, with hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The slim 2 mm border keeps the block close to its own size: it moves precisely, fits in little space 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.
Three wide and two deep: the block for 6 Ogre Kingdoms Maneaters or 6 Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors, in The Old World.
120×120 mm tray for 9 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 3.
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
- 16 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4 (The Old World)
- 36 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age)
Because the whole surface is a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, it holds any magnetised base in the sizes above, even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and protects the paintwork: the same tray serves different units. The 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets to stay fixed on the metal shelves of a carry case, and its 2 mm border adds precision, saves space 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.
Three wide and three deep: the size of 9 Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts or 9 Chaos Trolls, in The Old World.
160×120 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 3.
Or 48 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
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 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Twelve bases move in one go as the tray moves, because the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps every magnetised model in place even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and the paintwork is preserved. Beneath the sheet, the 3D-printed PLA body houses hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border makes every move precise, adds hardly any 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.
Three wide and four deep, or four wide and three deep when turned: just right for 12 Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls or 12 Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors, in The Old World.
200×120 mm tray for 15 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 3.
Or 60 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
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 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Three materials, three jobs: the 3D-printed PLA body, made in the ImpriWars workshop, gives the shape; the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds the magnetised bases even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected; and the hidden magnets anchor the tray to the metal shelves of a carry case. All around runs a 2 mm border that adds almost nothing: precision on the table, little bulk in the case and a game that stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, 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: space for 15 bases of 40×40 mm, those of Ogre Kingdoms Maneaters or Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors, in The Old World and in WHFB.
240×120 mm tray for 18 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 3.
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
- 32 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 4 (The Old World)
- 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).
A plate this size needs a firm hold, and it has one: hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case and, on top, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that grips every magnetised base even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. Underneath, a rigid 3D-printed PLA body. The 2 mm border takes up little room in the case, allows precise manoeuvres 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.
Three wide and six deep, or six wide and three deep when turned: a block of 18 bases of 40×40 mm, the base used by Chaos Trolls and Orcs & Goblins Stone Troll Mobs, in The Old World and in WHFB.
280×120 mm tray for 21 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 7 ranks of 3.
Or 84 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 14 ranks of 6 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 14 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 7, 21 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 7 or 84 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Along its full 280 mm, the 3D-printed PLA body stays rigid, and the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet covering it holds every magnetised base in the column even if the tray is knocked or tilted, protecting the paintwork. Its hidden magnets fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 2 mm border lets it be placed precisely, saves room 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.
Three wide and seven deep, or seven wide and three deep when turned: 21 bases of 40×40 mm, the size carried by Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts and Chaos Ogres, in The Old World and in WHFB.
160×40 mm tray for 4 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 16 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 8 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Four models in a line, held by a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet: if the tray is knocked or tilted, they stay in place with their paintwork protected. The sheet covers a 3D-printed PLA body fitted with hidden magnets that stick to the metal shelves of a carry case. And the 2 mm border keeps the line close to its own size: it lines up precisely, takes up little room 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 in a single rank: 4 Lizardmen Terradon Riders or 4 Vampire Counts Vargheists, in The Old World.
160×80 mm tray for 8 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4.
Or 32 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
It holds from above and from below. Above, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps the eight magnetised bases in place even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected; below, its hidden magnets stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case. In between, a 3D-printed PLA body made in the ImpriWars workshop, finished with a 2 mm border that allows precise movement, uses little space 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: just the right size for 8 Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls or 8 Tomb Kings Ushabti, in The Old World.
160×120 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 4.
Or 8 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 4.
Or 48 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 8 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Twelve large models, one tray to store. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds them by their magnets even if the tray is knocked or tilted, so the unit reaches the table just as it was packed, with the paintwork protected. In the case, the hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA body grip the metal shelves. And with a 2 mm border, it moves precisely, takes up only the room it needs and the game stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Four wide and three deep: the block for 12 Chaos Ogres or 12 Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts, in The Old World.
160×160 mm tray for 16 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4.
Or 64 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 8 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Sixteen large bases make a block, and the tray is designed for it: a rigid 3D-printed PLA body, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds magnetised models 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. Its 2 mm border saves space, lets it be moved precisely 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: room for 16 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls or Orcs & Goblins River Troll Mobs, in The Old World and in WHFB.
200×160 mm tray for 20 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 4.
Or 80 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 8 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
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 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
It works both ways round, and either way the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds every magnetised base just as well, even if the tray is tilted or knocked, with the paintwork protected. Underneath, its hidden magnets keep the 3D-printed PLA body firmly attached to the metal shelves of a carry case. With a 2 mm border, the unit moves precisely, head-on or sideways, takes up little room 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 five deep, or five wide and four deep when turned: a block of 20 bases of 40×40 mm, the base used by Ogre Kingdoms Leadbelchers and Lizardmen Kroxigor, in The Old World and in WHFB.
240×160 mm tray for 24 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 4.
Or 16 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 4.
Or 96 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 8 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 24 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6 or 96 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
The plate takes up the same space as its bases, plus a 2 mm border that is barely noticeable: precise movement, little room in the case and a game that stays fair. On top, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps magnetised models firm even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and protects the paintwork; below it, the 3D-printed PLA houses the hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case.
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, or six wide and four deep when turned: 24 bases of 40×40 mm, the size carried by Chaos Ogres and Tomb Kings Ushabti, in The Old World and in WHFB.
280×160 mm tray for 28 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 7 ranks of 4.
Or 112 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 14 ranks of 8 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 28 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 7 or 112 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Twenty-eight 40×40 mm bases on a single tray: the tray's hidden magnets fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds every magnetised model even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. All on a 3D-printed PLA body, with a 2 mm border that lets the unit move precisely, saves room 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 seven deep, or seven wide and four deep when turned: space for 28 bases of 40×40 mm, those of Ogre Kingdoms Yhetees or Chaos Trolls, in The Old World and in WHFB.
200×40 mm tray for 5 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 20 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 10 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
A long, narrow plate that makes good use of the metal shelves of a carry case: its hidden magnets keep it in place, and the 2 mm border means it takes up little more room than the bases themselves, while giving precision on the table and keeping the game fair. On top, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that holds magnetised models even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected; underneath, 3D-printed PLA.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide in a single rank: 5 Lizardmen Terradon Riders or 5 Tomb Kings Ushabti, in The Old World.
200×80 mm tray for 10 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5.
Or 40 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 10 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
On the table, the unit advances, wheels and charges, and every base keeps its position thanks to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, even if the tray is knocked or tilted; the paintwork stays protected. The 3D-printed PLA body is made in the ImpriWars workshop and includes hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. With the 2 mm border, the unit's frontage barely changes: precise moves, little room taken and a game that stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and two deep: just the right size for 10 Chaos Ogres or a 10-strong River Troll Mob, in The Old World.
200×120 mm tray for 15 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 5.
Or 10 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 5.
Or 60 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 10 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Hours of painting, well protected. Each magnetised model grips the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet and stays there, even if the tray is knocked or tilted: safe from falls, with the paintwork protected. Inside, 3D-printed PLA and hidden magnets that seek out the metal shelves of a carry case; outside, a 2 mm border that takes up little room, adds precision 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 three deep: room for 15 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts or Orcs & Goblins Common Troll Mobs, in The Old World and in WHFB.
200×160 mm tray for 20 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 5.
Or 80 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 10 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
The whole unit in a single piece: twenty magnetised bases on a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps them in formation even when the tray tilts or takes a knock, with the paintwork protected. Storing it is just as easy: its hidden magnets hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 3D-printed PLA body ends in a 2 mm border that adds almost nothing to the frontage: precision in every move, little room in the case and a game that stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Five wide and four deep: room for 20 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls, in The Old World and in WHFB, or of Lizardmen Kroxigor in The Old World.
200×200 mm tray for 25 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 5.
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
- 64 miniatures on 25 mm bases in 8 ranks of 8
- 100 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 10 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age)
At 200 mm a side, it is a tray for big blocks: 3D-printed PLA from the ImpriWars workshop, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that grips every magnetised base even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected, and hidden magnets that anchor it on the metal shelves of a carry case. Around the edge, a 2 mm border that lets the block be squared up precisely, takes up little room 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: room for 25 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Chaos Ogres or Vampire Counts Vargheists, in The Old World and in WHFB.
240×200 mm tray for 30 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 5.
Or 20 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 5.
Or 120 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 10 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 30 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 6 or 120 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Made for the trip to a tournament: its hidden magnets fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. On the way, all thirty magnetised bases stay in formation on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet covering the 3D-printed PLA body, even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and with the paintwork protected. The border, just 2 mm thick, takes up very little room, gives precision on the table 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 six deep, or six wide and five deep when turned: a block of 30 bases of 40×40 mm, the base used by Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts and Lizardmen Kroxigor, in The Old World and in WHFB.
280×200 mm tray for 35 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 7 ranks of 5.
Or 140 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 14 ranks of 10 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 35 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 7 or 140 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
On a 280×200 mm plate, a body that holds its shape matters, and the 3D-printed PLA gives it that rigidity. On top, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet; inside, hidden magnets. The first keeps the magnetised models where they are even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected; the second keeps the tray on the metal shelves of a carry case. A 2 mm border runs around it: precision when moving it, little space taken and a game that stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, 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: 35 bases of 40×40 mm, the size carried by Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls and Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors, in The Old World and in WHFB.
240×40 mm tray for 6 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 24 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Six abreast on a single strip of 3D-printed PLA: the whole line moves at once, and every magnetised base stays on the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. When the game is over, the hidden magnets keep the strip stuck to the metal shelves of a carry case. Its 2 mm border keeps the frontage almost the same as without a tray, takes up little room and gives precision while keeping 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 in a single rank: 6 Lizardmen Terradon Riders or 6 Ogre Kingdoms Yhetees, in The Old World.
240×80 mm tray for 12 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 6.
Or 48 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
What you see: a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps the twelve magnetised bases firm even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected, and a 2 mm border that makes every move precise, saves room and keeps the game fair. What you don't see: a 3D-printed PLA body with hidden magnets that grip the tray to the metal shelves of a carry case.
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, made to measure for 12 Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts or 12 Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors, in The Old World.
240×120 mm tray for 18 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 6.
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
- 32 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 4 ranks of 8 (The Old World)
- 72 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age)
Two figures and something hidden. The 0.6 mm of the galvanised steel sheet, which holds the magnetised bases even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. The 2 mm of the border, which allows precise moves, takes up little room in the case and keeps the game fair. And the hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA body, which fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Six wide and three deep: room for 18 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Leadbelchers or Chaos Ogres, in The Old World and in WHFB.
240×160 mm tray for 24 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 6.
Or 96 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
One tray, one unit: it rests on the metal shelves of the case and its hidden magnets keep it there, with the twenty-four magnetised models held to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA body comes out of the ImpriWars workshop with a 2 mm border that makes the most of the space in the case, gives precision on the table 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: room for 24 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls or Orcs & Goblins Stone Troll Mobs, in The Old World and in WHFB.
240×200 mm tray for 30 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 6.
Or 120 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Thirty bases deploy in one go: the tray comes out of the case, where its hidden magnets held it to the metal shelves, and goes straight onto the table. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet has kept every magnetised model in its place even if the tray was knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. The 3D-printed PLA gives it body, and the 2 mm border does the rest: exact placement, hardly any bulk in the case and a game that stays fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Six wide and five deep: space for 30 bases of 40×40 mm, those of Ogre Kingdoms Maneaters or Tomb Kings Ushabti, in The Old World and in WHFB.
240×240 mm tray for 36 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 6.
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
- 64 miniatures on 30 mm bases in 8 ranks of 8 (The Old World)
- 144 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age)
At 240 mm a side and with 36 bases on board, the tray stores as a single piece: its hidden magnets fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet covers the whole 3D-printed PLA body and holds the magnetised models even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. The 2 mm border keeps its footprint to a minimum, allows precise placement 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: room for 36 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Chaos Trolls or Vampire Counts Vargheists, in The Old World and in WHFB.
280×240 mm tray for 42 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 7 ranks of 6.
Or 168 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 14 ranks of 12 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Turned through 90°, it takes 28 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 7, 42 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 7 or 168 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
For precise movement, the 2 mm border sits almost flush with the bases, takes up little room in the case and keeps the game fair. Within that border, the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds the magnetised models even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected; beneath it, the 3D-printed PLA body carries hidden magnets that stick it to the metal shelves of a carry case.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, 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: 42 bases of 40×40 mm, the size carried by Ogre Kingdoms Leadbelchers and Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors, in The Old World and in WHFB.
280×40 mm tray for 7 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in a single rank.
Or 28 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 2 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Seven large bases in a row, on a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps them aligned even when the tray tilts or takes a knock, with the paintwork protected. Beneath, 280 mm of 3D-printed PLA with hidden magnets that anchor it to the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border lets it be fitted into place on the table with precision, saves room 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.
Seven wide in a single rank: 7 Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls or 7 Lizardmen Terradon Riders, in The Old World.
280×80 mm tray for 14 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 2 ranks of 7.
Or 56 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 4 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Fourteen bases, two ranks, one single piece made in the ImpriWars workshop. The body is 3D-printed PLA; on top, a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet that keeps magnetised models firm even if the tray is knocked or tilted, and so protects the paintwork; inside, hidden magnets for the metal shelves of a carry case. The 2 mm border gives precision, saves space 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.
Seven wide and two deep: a block of 14 bases of 40×40 mm, the base used by Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts and Lizardmen Kroxigor, in The Old World and in WHFB.
280×120 mm tray for 21 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 3 ranks of 7.
Or 14 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 2 ranks of 7.
Or 84 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 6 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
When moving twenty-one bases, what matters is that the unit arrives in formation: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet holds every magnetised model even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected, and the 3D-printed PLA body keeps its shape. For storage, hidden magnets that fix it to the metal shelves of a carry case; for play, a 2 mm border that adds almost nothing, takes up little room and allows precise manoeuvres while keeping the game fair.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and three deep: room for 21 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Chaos Ogres or Orcs & Goblins River Troll Mobs, in The Old World and in WHFB.
280×160 mm tray for 28 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 4 ranks of 7.
Or 112 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 8 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
In the case it takes up almost the same space as the unit itself, because its border is only 2 mm; on the table, that same border gives precision and keeps the game fair. The hidden magnets in the 3D-printed PLA body keep it fixed to the metal shelves of a carry case, and the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet keeps all twenty-eight magnetised bases in place even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and four deep: 28 bases of 40×40 mm, the size carried by Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls and Tomb Kings Ushabti, in The Old World and in WHFB.
280×200 mm tray for 35 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 5 ranks of 7.
Or 140 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 10 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Thirty-five bases rest on a 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet, and each one stays where it was placed thanks to its magnet, even if the tray is knocked or tilted; the paintwork stays protected. That sheet covers a 3D-printed PLA body made in the ImpriWars workshop, which carries the hidden magnets that hold it to the metal shelves of a carry case. All of it within a 2 mm border that makes placement accurate, takes up 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.
Seven wide and five deep: space for 35 bases of 40×40 mm, those of Ogre Kingdoms Maneaters or Chaos Trolls, in The Old World and in WHFB.
280×240 mm tray for 42 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 6 ranks of 7.
Or 28 miniatures on 40×60 mm bases in 4 ranks of 7.
Or 168 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 12 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
Forty-two large bases fit on this plate, and they reach the table already in place: the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet has kept them in place throughout the journey, even if the tray was knocked or tilted, and with the paintwork protected. The tray, gripping the metal shelves of a carry case through its hidden magnets, is 3D-printed PLA inside, with a 2 mm border outside for precise moves, a smaller footprint in the case and a fair game.
Compatible with Warhammer: The Old World, Warhammer Fantasy Battles (6th and 8th editions), Warhammer Fantasy Reforged and The Ninth Age.
Seven wide and six deep: room for 42 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Ironguts or Vampire Counts Crypt Horrors, in The Old World and in WHFB.
280×280 mm tray for 49 miniatures on 40×40 mm bases in 7 ranks of 7.
Or 196 miniatures on 20 mm bases in 14 ranks of 14 (WHFB, Reforged and The Ninth Age).
At 280 mm a side, it is the largest tray in this listing, and it stores like the rest: its hidden magnets keep it stuck to the metal shelves of a carry case, and all 49 magnetised bases stay held to the 0.6 mm galvanised steel sheet even if the tray is knocked or tilted, with the paintwork protected. Underneath, a 3D-printed PLA body; around it, a 2 mm border that gives precision, saves space 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.
Seven wide and seven deep: room for 49 bases of 40×40 mm, like those of Ogre Kingdoms Ogre Bulls or Lizardmen Kroxigor, in The Old World and in WHFB.
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