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Best Magnets For Warhammer Bases. It allows for easy transportation, modular. I'm using a single n52 6x2mm for 32mm base size models and it's really strong against an actual metal sheet. I find gw bases are around 2.5mm deep on the underside and n42 magnets are strong enough to pull themselves off superglue (not the. I believe 5x2 would be fine. Bigger bases or heavier minis just get more magnets, no need to fuss with different sizes. Ferromagnets are the classic, black, whiteboard magnets. I use 2x3mm magnets for every mini. Here is a great tutorial on how to magnetize resin and plastic bases for miniatures with all the sizes you'll need, and tips to make it easy! 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 on. Magnetizing miniatures for wargaming, such as warhammer 40k or age of sigmar, can significantly enhance your gaming experience. They come cheap but tend to be too large or too weak for our modeling needs. Here’s a detailed guide on the best magnet sizes for.

Ferromagnets are the classic, black, whiteboard magnets. I find gw bases are around 2.5mm deep on the underside and n42 magnets are strong enough to pull themselves off superglue (not the. Bigger bases or heavier minis just get more magnets, no need to fuss with different sizes. Here is a great tutorial on how to magnetize resin and plastic bases for miniatures with all the sizes you'll need, and tips to make it easy! Magnetizing miniatures for wargaming, such as warhammer 40k or age of sigmar, can significantly enhance your gaming experience. I use 2x3mm magnets for every mini. It allows for easy transportation, modular. Here’s a detailed guide on the best magnet sizes for. I'm using a single n52 6x2mm for 32mm base size models and it's really strong against an actual metal sheet. They come cheap but tend to be too large or too weak for our modeling needs.

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Best Magnets For Warhammer Bases I find gw bases are around 2.5mm deep on the underside and n42 magnets are strong enough to pull themselves off superglue (not the. It allows for easy transportation, modular. 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 on. I'm using a single n52 6x2mm for 32mm base size models and it's really strong against an actual metal sheet. I use 2x3mm magnets for every mini. I find gw bases are around 2.5mm deep on the underside and n42 magnets are strong enough to pull themselves off superglue (not the. Ferromagnets are the classic, black, whiteboard magnets. Bigger bases or heavier minis just get more magnets, no need to fuss with different sizes. Magnetizing miniatures for wargaming, such as warhammer 40k or age of sigmar, can significantly enhance your gaming experience. Here’s a detailed guide on the best magnet sizes for. I believe 5x2 would be fine. Here is a great tutorial on how to magnetize resin and plastic bases for miniatures with all the sizes you'll need, and tips to make it easy! They come cheap but tend to be too large or too weak for our modeling needs.