Evemodel MB750 100-Pack 50mm Round Plastic Model Bases for Wargaming Miniatures
Evemodel MB750 100-Pack 50mm Round Plastic Model Bases for Wargaming Miniatures
Evemodel MB750 100pcs round plastic model bases offer a 50mm diameter and 4mm thickness, making them suitable for mounting light infantry and similar miniature figures in tabletop wargames. These unpainted bases come in a pack of 100, providing a consistent platform for building army units or diorama scenes.
Dimensions and Material
- Diameter: 50mm (1.97 inch)
- Thickness: 4mm
- Material: Rigid plastic
- Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
Designed for Tabletop Wargaming
These bases match the current legal base size for light infantry in many Games Workshop games. They are designed to fit standard slotta bases or can be used as flat bases for gluing miniatures directly. Because they are unpainted, you can finish them with texture paints, flock, static grass, or scenic elements to match your army's theme.
Are These Bases Ready to Use Right Away?
The bases are unpainted and require assembly and customization before use. They are made of lightweight but sturdy plastic, ready for priming and painting. You can attach miniatures using super glue or plastic cement, and apply basing materials as desired.
What Buyers Ask About These Bases
What is the thickness of these bases?
Each base is 4mm thick, providing a stable flat surface for figures.
How many bases are included?
Each pack contains exactly 100 round bases.
Are these bases suitable for Games Workshop models?
Yes, they are sized for light infantry and many other Games Workshop figures, matching the standard 50mm round base dimensions.
Can I paint and decorate these bases?
Absolutely. They are unpainted and ready for acrylic paints, texture mediums, and scenic details.
Tips for Customizing Your Bases
Because the bases come unpainted, you can personalize each one with color, flock, or other scenic elements. Many hobbyists wash the bases with mild soap and water before priming to ensure good adhesion. After priming, you can apply glue and dip in sand or static grass, then paint to match your miniature's base theme. With 100 bases, you can build an entire army with a consistent basing scheme, which is important for both aesthetics and gameplay—base size affects line of sight and unit cohesion in many wargames.