In this Guide you will get the following:

• Warhammer 40k, AOS and WFB  Bases reference guide in the form of graphics with sizes and example application.  
• Download section where you can download all the files in small and large resolutions, for FREE. 
• Graphic overview of bases offered by Hobby Heaven.
• Links to other helpful articles and resources
  
  

This is a live article and will be updated with user-suggested content. 

Our guides are regularly updated to make sure hobbyists can easily find information on any model's base size they may be looking for! Not only do these reference guides help new players quickly navigate their way through building their collections, but advanced collectors can use them to double-check details like base measurements before making a purchase.

Warhammer 40k is one of the oldest wargames (next to Battletech). The history of the game is long and eventful, and the basing system has also undergone significant changes over time, such as the move from 25 to 32mm round bases and the recent addition of 28mm standard bases. 

At the moment the system uses plain ROUND bases and OVAL bases and you can see them below. 

AOS stands for Age of Sigmar, the game that is the spiritual successor to Warhammer Fantasy Battle.

The game has undergone a huge metamorphosis in comparison to its predecessor. First and foremost, however, the square and rectangular bases system used in the WFB was changed to the round and oval sizes used in Warhammer 40,000. 

This setting, thanks to its simplified rules and smaller financial outlay necessary for a competitive game, has gained a loyal crowd of fans.

AOS today has very stable rules for bases, and the manufacturer also makes the bases reference sheet available to the public. 

WFB or Warhammer Fantasy Battle is one of the first Miniature Wargames (1983-2015) developed by Games Workshop. 

The setting was officially killed off in 2015 and replaced by AOS, but there is still a loyal fan base playing their skirmishes and battles using the 6th and 8th edition rules.

To this day, the setting remains quite popular despite the lack of publisher support.

The same base dimensions are also used in 9TH age, a competitive and completely free setting developed by hobbyists.

At Hobby Heaven, our focus is on providing virtually anything you might need related to tabletop wargaming. One of our objectives is to cultivate an expansive selection of comprehensive bases specifically made for the most beloved wargaming settings.

Hobby Heaven has taken it upon itself to bring many no longer manufactured base types back to life and is doing so systematically. 

Many of the above-mentioned base types are already in our product range and more are planned for the near future. 

This article is just one of several tools we have made available which describe the topic of wargaming bases and provide free solutions.
If you have an unusual 3d printed model or are planning an unconventional conversion, THIS ARTICLE is for you.

DOWNLOAD SECTION

Right-click on the hyperlinks and select save target file as or click on the link which opens in a new window and copy it to your device. 

1. WH40k Round Bases HERE

2. WH40k Oval Bases HERE

3. WH40k Bases Range HERE

4. AOS Round Bases HERE

5. AOS Oval Bases HERE

6. AOS Bases Range HERE

7. WFB Square Bases HERE

8. WFB Rectangle Bases HERE

9. WFB Bases Range HERE

10. HH Round and Oval Bases Range HERE

11. HH Square and Rectangle Bases Range HERE

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Links and other resources:

Miniature Bases Size Guide - Guide which does not focus on any specific setting. Free templates useful especially for custom and 3d printed models, advanced designs, dioramas. The article will allow you to seamlessly match almost any model to the bases that are already on sale.