The Best Bases for Warhammer 40K Miniatures — Wayland Games Blog

Looking to add a bit more pizazz to your Warhammer 40k bases? Then you are in the right place!

We at Wayland Games have a range of options for you to customise your models, with our Games Workshop Warhammer 40k basing sets.

Warhammer 40k Bases - Games Workshop

Using a basing set for your Warhammer 40k models is as easy as pie. There is no need to buy each individual base if you are looking to get them tabletop ready alongside your miniatures.

All you need to do is give the base a lick of paint, stick the model down and then decide whether or not you want to add some tufts of grass or a skull or two to personalise them.

The whole process is there for you to get creative - it’s entirely up to you!

Basing can become a little intimidating as there are so many sizes and shapes that you can utilise. Fortunately enough, Games Workshop has made life easier for you.

With clear options for you to choose from allowing you to find the perfect home for your miniature.

The Citadel Warhammer 40k Hero Basing Set includes bases specifically designed for your Hero units. Which includes 8 bases of various sizes for you to choose from as all of the designs within the box vary.

You can have your Space Marine amongst battlefield wreckage, or above a tank of toxic waste. Giving your heroic miniatures some extra detail for you to tell their story on the battlefield.

Multiple extra’s are stored inside for you to personalise your bases, including human skulls, ork skulls and more. To instil fear into the hearts of your foes.

Citadel Sector Mechanicus Industrial Warhammer 40k bases 32mm, 40mm & 65mm.

Looking to still fight in the 41st Millennium, but want to focus on movement-to-movement action? Along with bases, Wayland Games also stocks a wide variety of other Games Workshop titles including Kill Team and Necromunda, along with the matching terrain and bases for your troops to be fully immersed in their environment.

The Sector Mechanicus Bases Set includes 32mm, 40mm and 65 mm round bases for a variety of your units. These would look great using Citadel metallic paints for a futuristic look. Designed for 40k, this set can also be used in Kill Team along with many other Games Workshop titles.

Citadel Sector Imperialis Warhammer 40k bases - 32mm

The Citadel Sector Imperialis Warhammer 40 Bases Set is themed on the Sector Imperialis terrain set from Games Workshop.

Based on a landscape full of ruin, featuring a combination of sand and metalwork. Containing a whopping 60 32mm bases, in a massive selection of different styles. Your Space Marines will fit perfectly in theme with the incredible design of The Citadel Sector Imperialis Bases Set.

Looking for a terrain set that has a variation of sizes included? The Citadel Sector Imperialis Warhammer 40k base set - 25mm & 40mm conveys the urban terrain by Sector Imperialis, at the heart of the Imperium.

Including forty 25mm plastic bases and twenty 40mm plastic bases, all with several different designs. You can even spot the 32 extra skills that have been implemented in the bases. It would not be Games Workshop without the skulls of enemies embedded into the product.

This Citadel Sector Imperialis Warhammer 40k basing set - 75mm & 90mm oval bases includes larger detailed oval bases, if you are looking for something a little out of the ordinary for your bigger miniatures (that require base sizes of 60mm, 75mm or 90mm bases), that does not take up a world of space.

Necromunda Zone Mortalis Scenic Bases 25mm, 32mm & 40mm round bases

Just because the box has Necromunda written across it, does not mean that you cannot add miniatures from other Games Workshop games systems to these bases. Especially as they fit so perfectly in theme with 40k.

The Games Workshop Necromunda Zone Mortalis Scenic Bases, can be adapted for Warhammer 40k play, as long as you use the right base size for your models. Included in the set ar this set are 25mm, 32mm and 40mm bases - calculating to 35 in total.

Getting started with Warhammer 40k and not sure where to begin? You can learn about our Top 10 Tools to Get Started in Miniature Painting, right here on our blog. Where we explain all the necessary and handy tools to get yourself off to an easy start in miniature gaming.

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