We just restocked and added a bunch of GW beveled bases sizes to our secondhand marketplace store- don’t miss out on the new huge selection!
Base all those unloved or 3D-printed miniatures for less with our huge selection of beveled bases from Games Workshop kits.
Obviously, to actually play with the models, you need bases! We have Games Workshop Citadel Bases sizes ranging from 25mm all the way up to 170 mm, so pretty much anything you could need. What is in stock and ships out quickly, so you can’t have your models on the tabletop fast!
They are affordable, and you can get up to five sets in each order. There are plenty to choose from, and maybe best of all, they work perfectly with all the 3D-printed stuff we sell that doesn’t come with bases.
So just throw a few of these in your order if you need them, and you’re all set!
25mm-40mm Games Workshop Citadel Beveled Bases
Our Round Beveled Bases are new and unused from Games Workshop model kits, collected from years of unboxing videos and buying way too many kits in general!
Since you can get the bases in bigger sets or singles, you can just grab whatever you need without spending too many of those precious Hobby Dollars!
60mm x 35mm Oval:
If you have a bunch of biker models, they need bases too!
50mm – 160mm Rounds:
Considering many 3D printed models are generally bigger, you need the bigger sizes! It’s not the craziest thing ever, but hey, you need bases to play, and for just a buck or two extra, it will make your hobbying that much better!
105mm – 170mm Ovals:
If you have some chonky boys in your army who need bases, here you go! Again, considering you don’t need many of these, it won’t run your hobby dollars dry.
That does it for this one; not the most exciting thing in the world, but Games Workshop Citadel Bases are something we all tend to need from time to time…
Click Here To Get Your Bases Now!
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Rob also co-founded and is a panelist on the weekly Long War Podcast, which has over 350 episodes and focuses on tabletop miniatures gaming, specializing in Warhammer 40k, and spent six years writing for Bell of Lost Souls.
