AK Interactive Magnetic Sheets for Miniatures – Self-Adhesive Wargaming Base Magnets (0.9mm)
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🧲 AK Interactive Magnetic Sheets
The Smart Solution for Wargaming Transport & Storage
✨ What Are These?
Self-adhesive magnetic sheets at 0.9mm thickness, pre-cut to match popular wargaming base sizes. Stick them under your miniatures to create secure, transport-ready models that grip metal trays and cases.
No drilling, no hot glue mess, no fuss. Just peel the backing and press. Done in seconds.
🎯 Why You'll Love These
⚡ Installation
Peel backing, press onto base – done in seconds.
📏 Thickness
0.9mm – barely adds height to your models.
🎨 Safe Materials
Won't damage plastic or resin bases.
✂️ Customisable
Large sheets can be cut to any shape you need.
📦 Available Formats
🟦 Square Bases
| Size | Quantity per Pack | Common Use |
|---|---|---|
| 20×20mm | 126 pcs | Historical wargaming, rank & file infantry |
| 25×25mm | 77 pcs | Warhammer Fantasy, small heroes |
| 40×40mm | 28 pcs | Larger monsters, cavalry |
| 50×50mm | 15 pcs | Vehicles, big creatures |
⚫ Round Bases
| Diameter | Quantity per Pack | Common Use |
|---|---|---|
| Ø25mm | 55 pcs | Classic GW infantry |
| Ø28.5 / 30 / 32mm | Various | Standard troops (Age of Sigmar, 40K) |
| Ø40mm | 25 pcs | Heroes, larger models |
| Ø55 / 60mm | Various | Vehicles, monsters, war machines |
🔶 Rectangles & Ovals
| Size | Common Use |
|---|---|
| 25×50mm | Light cavalry, display bases |
| 50×75mm | Artillery, heavy cavalry |
| 100×50mm | Large units, dioramas |
| Oval 25×70mm / 60×35mm | AoS cavalry, Warmachine |
| Oval 75×42mm | Medium cavalry, large infantry |
| Oval 90×52 / 105×70 / 120×92mm | Large monsters, centerpiece models |
📐 Full Sheet 300×200mm
1 sheet per pack – cut to any custom shape you need for dioramas or unusual bases. Scissors work perfectly.
💡 Practical Tips
⚖️ For Metal Miniatures
Flexible magnetic rubber works well for most models, but very heavy metal miniatures may need multiple magnets or a neodymium upgrade for extra hold during transport.
🧲 Use With Metal Trays
These magnets stick to steel surfaces. Pair with AKMAGNET000 (steel sheet 300×200mm) or any metal transport case for secure grip that won't shift during travel to tournaments or game nights.
✂️ Custom Shapes
Got an unusual base? Take the 300×200mm sheet and cut with scissors to fit perfectly. Simple, flexible, and always fits your project.
🎮 Perfect For
⚔️ Wargamers
Warhammer 40K, Age of Sigmar, historical gaming systems – any tabletop battle game with bases.
🏆 Collectors
Secure storage without risk of paint chipping or breaking delicate details.
🎨 Painters
Easy to reposition models on magnetic painting handles – rotate, paint, set down.
🎲 Board Gamers
Gloomhaven, D&D minis, any game with bases.
🚗 Transport
Foam trays with metal sheets, magnetic cases, DIY organisers – everything works.
❓ Common Questions
Can I cut these to size?
Yes – especially the 300×200mm sheet. Use scissors or a craft knife to get exactly the shape you need.
Will they damage my bases?
No. The adhesive is designed for plastic and resin without causing discolouration or melting.
How strong is the magnetic hold?
Good for most plastic miniatures. Heavy metal models might need extra magnets or neodymium options.
Do these add much height?
At 0.9mm, they're barely noticeable – won't affect gameplay or display aesthetics.
Notes · Q & A
Which magnet size should I choose for miniatures?
A 2×1 mm disc suits infantry weapon swaps, while 3×1 mm is a practical step up for arms and small components. Sizes around 3×2 to 5×2 mm work well for basing and larger parts, with 5×3 mm and above better suited to vehicles, large models and army transport. Each listing includes a calculated pull figure in grams so you can compare sizes on the same basis.
What does the N42 magnet grade mean?
The grade describes the magnetic material: at identical dimensions, a higher number generally produces more pull. N52 is typically around 20–25% stronger than N42 at the same size, but increasing the magnet's diameter or thickness usually makes a larger practical difference than changing grade alone. Our range is clearly specified as N42.
How do I keep the polarity consistent?
Before separating the stack, mark one face with a permanent marker and use that mark as your polarity reference. Dry-fit every pair before applying adhesive, and glue the two halves while the magnets are still attracting each other in the intended orientation. Reversing one magnet is one of the most common magnetisation mistakes.
What size hole should I drill for a magnet?
Use a drill matching the magnet diameter; for a designed 3D-printed socket, allow roughly 0.1 mm extra diameter. Make the recess approximately the magnet thickness plus 0.2 mm for adhesive so the face can sit level with the surrounding surface. CA adhesive is suitable for fixing these magnets into plastic, resin or metal parts.
How should neodymium magnets be handled safely?
Swallowing two or more magnets can cause serious internal injury, so keep loose magnets away from children and use them only for adult hobby work. Neodymium magnets are also brittle and may chip if allowed to snap together. Bring them together slowly from the edge rather than letting their flat faces strike each other.
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Product
AK Interactive Magnetic Sheets for Miniatures – Self-Adhesive Wargaming Base Magnets (0.9mm)
Code (proj)
AKMAGNET002
Ship. weight
55 g
Brand
AK Interactive
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