Magnets For Warhammer Bases at Sha Jarrell blog

Magnets For Warhammer Bases. The 2.2mm height is the critical measurement that allows them to be flush to the base, not too tall or too short. For a list of models and bases from. Use these to mount your. Base size wise, 32mm and down are okay with a single magnet in the centre. Here’s a detailed guide on the best. For 40mm i use two on opposite sides of the base. I use 3x3 magnets which do need to be slightly countersunk into a standard black gw base as the gap between underside and tabletop is a little. Looking to magnetize your minis for ease of transport or our specialized movement trays? Magnetizing your bases is one of the easiest and best ways to keep your miniatures safe, as you never have to worry about them sliding around and breaking during transportation. Then, for storage, you only need a little sheet of metal, and boom, they stick on in no time. Ferromagnets are the classic, black, whiteboard magnets. They come cheap but tend to be too large or too weak for our modeling needs. For standard infantry on 32mm bases or below i tend to use two 6 mm x 2mm magnets on each base, super glued against the sidewall of the.

They come cheap but tend to be too large or too weak for our modeling needs. Magnetizing your bases is one of the easiest and best ways to keep your miniatures safe, as you never have to worry about them sliding around and breaking during transportation. For a list of models and bases from. Use these to mount your. For standard infantry on 32mm bases or below i tend to use two 6 mm x 2mm magnets on each base, super glued against the sidewall of the. Base size wise, 32mm and down are okay with a single magnet in the centre. I use 3x3 magnets which do need to be slightly countersunk into a standard black gw base as the gap between underside and tabletop is a little. Ferromagnets are the classic, black, whiteboard magnets. The 2.2mm height is the critical measurement that allows them to be flush to the base, not too tall or too short. Then, for storage, you only need a little sheet of metal, and boom, they stick on in no time.

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Magnets For Warhammer Bases Then, for storage, you only need a little sheet of metal, and boom, they stick on in no time. For standard infantry on 32mm bases or below i tend to use two 6 mm x 2mm magnets on each base, super glued against the sidewall of the. Then, for storage, you only need a little sheet of metal, and boom, they stick on in no time. Looking to magnetize your minis for ease of transport or our specialized movement trays? Here’s a detailed guide on the best. Ferromagnets are the classic, black, whiteboard magnets. Magnetizing your bases is one of the easiest and best ways to keep your miniatures safe, as you never have to worry about them sliding around and breaking during transportation. I use 3x3 magnets which do need to be slightly countersunk into a standard black gw base as the gap between underside and tabletop is a little. They come cheap but tend to be too large or too weak for our modeling needs. Base size wise, 32mm and down are okay with a single magnet in the centre. For a list of models and bases from. For 40mm i use two on opposite sides of the base. The 2.2mm height is the critical measurement that allows them to be flush to the base, not too tall or too short. Use these to mount your.