Warhammer Base Sizes Guide | 40K, AoS, Old World & Kill Team Chart

Last updated: October 14, 2026. What changed: added the new Ork base sizes from the 11th Edition Codex: Orks (Warboss and Weirdboy now on 50mm), filled in the Armageddon box characters and vehicles, added a most-searched units table and inch equivalents, and corrected the Imperial Knight oval (170x109mm), Space Marine Captain (40mm), several monster sizes and a handful of Age of Sigmar and Kill Team examples. The free print reference card is updated to match. Always check the latest FAQ or tournament companion for your edition.

Every Warhammer base size for every unit, in one chart. Covers 40K (10th & 11th Edition), Age of Sigmar, The Old World, and Kill Team — with quick-reference tables and unit examples for each.

Getting the right base size matters. Tournament organizers enforce base sizes because they affect movement distances, model spacing, and line of sight. Even in casual games, using the correct base keeps the game fair and your army looking sharp.

This guide covers base sizes for Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, Warhammer: The Old World, and Kill Team. Each section includes quick-reference charts so you can find what you need fast.

LITKO manufactures precision laser-cut miniature bases in every standard Warhammer size—round, oval, square, and rectangular—in clear acrylic, plywood, and with magnetic bottoms. If you need a size we don't stock, the LITKO BaseMaker tool lets you order custom dimensions.

Most-Searched Units — Base Size Lookup

The individual units people ask about most, with the base each one ships on today:

Unit	Base Size	Shop at LITKO
Space Marine Captain (power armour, Gravis, Phobos, Jump Pack)	40mm Round	Shop 40mm Round Bases
Captain in Terminator Armour	50mm Round (kit; the 11th Ed. datasheet lists 40mm)	Shop 50mm Round Bases
Terminator Squad	40mm Round	Shop 40mm Round Bases
Redemptor Dreadnought	90mm Round	Custom 90mm via BaseMaker
Leviathan Dreadnought	80mm Round	Shop 80mm Round Bases
Lion El’Jonson	60mm Round	Shop 60mm Round Bases
Battle Sisters	32mm Round	Shop 32mm Bases
Cadian Shock Troops	25mm Round	Shop 25mm Bases
Ogryn	40mm Round	Shop 40mm Round Bases
Necron Warriors	32mm Round	Shop 32mm Bases
Hormagaunts	28.5mm Round	Shop 28.5mm Bases
Fire Warriors (Strike / Breacher Team)	25mm Round	Shop 25mm Bases
Chaos Bikers	75x42mm Oval	Shop 75x42mm Ovals
Ork Boyz	32mm Round (Nob 40mm)	Shop 32mm Bases
Ork Warboss	50mm Round	Shop 50mm Round Bases
Gretchin	25mm Round	Shop 25mm Bases
Deff Dread	60mm Round	Shop 60mm Round Bases
Big Mek Dakkarig	90mm Round	Custom 90mm via BaseMaker

Warhammer 40K 11th Edition — Will I Need to Rebase?

Warhammer 40,000 11th Edition released on June 20, 2026, alongside the Armageddon launch box. The question that came with it: do my bases still work?

Short answer: yes. Games Workshop has not changed the standard round and oval sizes for 11th Edition, and a faction still waiting on its 11th Edition codex uses its 10th Edition codex rules until that book arrives. The exception is new kits: some ship on a bigger base than the model they replace. The Ork Warboss and Weirdboy moved from 40mm to 50mm with the 11th Edition Codex: Orks, and the Space Marine Captain and Chaplain with Jump Pack are on 40mm. The charts on this page show the current base for each unit.

The standard 25mm / 32mm / 40mm round bases that anchor most current 40K units have been the GW standard for nearly a decade and are extremely unlikely to change. Larger walker, monster, and Knight bases are similarly stable. If you are starting a new army or rebasing now, you are not at risk of doing it twice; just match the base that ships with each new kit.

Standard sizes are unchanged: Games Workshop has not changed the standard round and oval sizes for 11th Edition. Some new kits ship on different bases than their older versions (see the Orks note below). We update this guide as new codexes and kits land.

Setting up an 11th Edition table? Bases are only half of it. Our Warhammer 40K Token Guide covers the status, movement, and objective tokens the edition asks for—Hidden, Battle-shock, terrain objectives, modifiers, and more. And our Warhammer 40K Terrain Footprints (11th Ed.) guide gives the exact ruins, crater, and objective footprint sizes for setting up an 11th-edition table.

Armageddon Launch Box — Base Sizes for the New Models

Building the 11th Edition Armageddon launch box (Space Marines vs Orks)? Every model inside uses a standard Games Workshop base size — here’s the quick breakdown:

Armageddon box models by base size

Base Size	Armageddon Box Models	Shop at LITKO
25mm Round	Gretchin, Grot Orderly	Shop 25mm Bases
32mm Round	Intercessors, Vanguard Veterans, Ork Boyz, Painboy	Shop 32mm Bases
40mm Round	Captain, Librarian, Chaplain with Jump Pack, Ancient, Eradicators, Bigboss, Bannernob, Boyz Nob	Shop 40mm Round Bases
50mm Round	Warboss, Weirdboy	Shop 50mm Round Bases
90mm Round	Big Mek Dakkarig	Custom 90mm via BaseMaker
105x70mm Oval	Land Speeder, Wartrakk	Shop 105x70mm Ovals

Ork base sizes changed with the 11th Edition Codex: Orks (September 2026). The Warboss and Weirdboy now use 50mm bases (previously 40mm), and the Nob that leads a Boyz mob uses 40mm. The core 25/32/40mm sizes are unchanged. See the full Ork base size chart below.

Warhammer 40K Base Sizes — Quick Reference Chart

Warhammer 40,000 uses round and oval bases. The chart below lists every standard base size (with its inch equivalent), what types of units use it, and some common examples. If your model came with a base in the box, that is the correct size to use.

Base Size	Unit Type	Example Units	Shop at LITKO
25mm Round (0.98″)	Light Infantry, Guardsmen	Cadian Shock Troops, Gretchin, Poxwalkers, Kabalite Warriors, Fire Warriors	Shop 25mm Bases
28.5mm Round (1.12″)	Light Xenos Infantry	Guardian Defenders, Dire Avengers, Termagants, Hormagaunts, Flayed Ones	Shop 28.5mm Bases
32mm Round (1.26″)	Power Armour Infantry, Elite Infantry	Space Marines (all Firstborn & Primaris), Necron Warriors, Sisters of Battle, Chaos Marines, Ork Boyz, Genestealers	Shop 32mm Bases
40mm Round (1.57″)	Terminators, Large Infantry, Characters	Terminators, Custodian Guard, Ogryn, Zoanthropes, Wraithguard, Space Marine Captains	Shop 40mm Round Bases
50mm Round (1.97″)	Heavy Infantry, Centurions, Characters	Centurions, Terminator Captains, Obliterators, Chaos Spawn, Hive Guard, Ork Warboss & Weirdboy	Shop 50mm Round Bases
60mm Round (2.36″)	Dreadnoughts, Small Monsters	Dreadnoughts, Helbrutes, Daemon Prince, Wraithlord, Deff Dread	Shop 60mm Round Bases
80mm Round (3.15″)	Large Walkers, Named Characters	Leviathan Dreadnought, Avatar of Khaine, Ghazghkull Thraka, C'tan Shard of the Void Dragon	Shop 80mm Round Bases
90mm Round (3.54″)	Heavy Walkers, Large Beasts	Redemptor Dreadnought, Ballistus Dreadnought, Brutalis Dreadnought, Big Mek Dakkarig	Custom 90mm via BaseMaker
100mm Round (3.94″)	Small Knights, Heavy Vehicles	Armiger Warglaives, Armiger Helverins, War Dogs, Repulsor, Greater Daemons	Shop 100mm Bases
130mm Round (5.12″)	Artillery, Large Monsters	Onager Dunecrawler, Great Unclean One, Artillery platforms	Shop 130mm Bases
160mm Round (6.30″)	Super-Heavy Walkers	Monolith, Ta'unar Supremacy Armour	Shop 160mm Bases

Warhammer 40K Oval Base Sizes

Oval bases are used for bikes, cavalry, large walkers, flyers, and Knights. The dimensions are listed as width x length.

Base Size	Unit Type	Example Units	Shop at LITKO
60x35mm Oval	Cavalry, Mounted Characters	Rough Riders, Serberys Raiders, Flesh Hounds, Atalan Jackals	Shop 60x35mm Ovals
75x42mm Oval	Bikes	Chaos Bikers, Ork Warbikers, Deffkoptas, Vertus Praetors (Custodian jetbikes)	Shop 75x42mm Ovals
90x52mm Oval	Large Bikes, Mounted Units	Primaris Outriders, Captain on Bike, Hernkyn Pioneers, Daemon-mounted Characters	Shop 90x52mm Ovals
105x70mm Oval	Large Walkers	Ironstrider Ballistarius, Ghostkeel Battlesuit, Belisarius Cawl, Carnifex, Land Speeder, Ork Wartrakk	Shop 105x70mm Ovals
120x92mm Oval	Flyers, Large Monsters	Wraithknight, Riptide, Nemesis Dreadknight, Trygon, Bloodthirster, Valkyrie, Forgefiend	Shop 120x92mm Ovals
170x109mm Oval	Knights, Super-Heavy Walkers	Imperial Knights (Questoris class), Chaos Knights, Gorkanaut, Morkanaut, Stormsurge	Custom 170x109mm via BaseMaker
150x95mm Oval	Buggies, Trikes	Ork Warbuggies, Rukkatrukk Squigbuggies, Deffkilla Wartrike	Custom 150x95mm via BaseMaker

Note on vehicles: Many Imperial Guard tanks (Leman Russ, Baneblade, etc.) and some other large vehicles do not use bases at all—they sit directly on their hull. If your model came without a base, it does not need one.

Warhammer 40K — Base Sizes by Unit Type

Below is a more detailed breakdown organized by the type of unit, which makes it easier to figure out what base an older or secondhand model needs.

Infantry

Category	Base Size	Examples
Light Infantry / Auxilia	25mm Round	Cadian Shock Troops, Gretchin, Poxwalkers, Skitarii Rangers, Neurogaunts
Light Xenos Infantry	28.5mm Round	Guardian Defenders, Dire Avengers, Termagants, Hormagaunts, Dark Reapers, Flayed Ones, Kroot Carnivores
Power Armour Infantry	32mm Round	All Space Marines (Firstborn & Primaris), Chaos Space Marines, Sisters of Battle, Rubric Marines, Plague Marines
Terminators & Heavy Elite	40mm Round	Terminators (all types), Custodian Guard, Ogryn, Mega-Armoured Nobz, Wraithguard
Heavy Weapons / Centurions	50mm Round	Centurion Assault/Devastator Squads, Obliterators, Hive Guard, Terminator Captains

Characters & HQs

Character base sizes match their armour type. A Captain in power armour (including Gravis, Phobos and Jump Pack Captains) uses a 40mm base. A Captain in Terminator armour comes on a 50mm base in the current plastic kit (older resin Captains came on 40mm, and the 11th Edition datasheet also lists 40mm, so check your event pack if base size matters). Named characters with large models (Guilliman, Ghazghkull, Magnus) use 60mm–100mm bases matching whatever came in the box.

Walkers & Dreadnoughts

Walker Type	Base Size	Examples
Standard Dreadnoughts	60mm Round	Venerable Dreadnought, Contemptor, Helbrute, Deff Dread, Wraithlord
Heavy Dreadnoughts	80mm Round	Leviathan Dreadnought, Deredeo Dreadnought
Primaris Dreadnoughts	90mm Round	Redemptor, Brutalis, Ballistus Dreadnoughts
Small Knights / Armigers	100mm Round	Armiger Warglaive, Armiger Helverin, War Dogs, Magnus the Red, Mortarion
Dreadknights / Large Walkers	120x92mm Oval	Riptide, Wraithknight, Nemesis Dreadknight
Full-Size Knights	170x109mm Oval	Imperial Knight (Questoris), Chaos Knight, Gorkanaut, Morkanaut, Stormsurge

Monsters & Creatures

Size Category	Base Size	Examples
Small Monsters	60mm Round	Hive Tyrant (walking), Daemon Prince, Talos, War Walker
Medium Monsters	80mm Round	Avatar of Khaine, C'tan Shard of the Void Dragon, Ghazghkull Thraka
Large Monsters	100mm Round	Greater Daemons (Keeper of Secrets, Lord of Change), Daemon Primarchs (Magnus the Red, Mortarion), Armiger Knights
Huge Monsters	120x92mm Oval	Bloodthirster, Wraithknight, Forgefiend, Exocrine, Haruspex, Toxicrene
Titanic	130mm–160mm Round	Great Unclean One, Monolith, Ta'unar

* Some Greater Daemons have been repackaged with different base sizes across editions. Check which base came in your box.

Ork Base Sizes (11th Edition)

The 11th Edition Codex: Orks (September 2026) brought new kits and a few bigger bases: the Warboss and Weirdboy moved from 40mm to 50mm, and the Nob leading a Boyz mob is on 40mm. Here is every current Ork base size:

Base Size	Ork Units	Shop at LITKO
25mm Round	Gretchin, Grot Orderly	Shop 25mm Bases
32mm Round	Ork Boyz (the mob’s Nob uses 40mm), Painboy, Mek, Kommandos, Stormboyz, Burna Boyz, Lootas	Shop 32mm Bases
40mm Round	Bigboss, Bannernob, Boyz Nob, Nobz*, Meganobz, Flash Gitz, Boss Snikrot	Shop 40mm Round Bases
50mm Round	Warboss, Weirdboy, Big Mek, Beastboss, Zodgrod Wortsnagga	Shop 50mm Round Bases
60mm Round	Nazdreg, Deff Dread, Killa Kans	Shop 60mm Round Bases
80mm Round	Ghazghkull Thraka, Mozrog Skragbad	Shop 80mm Round Bases
90mm Round	Big Mek Dakkarig	Custom 90mm via BaseMaker
75x42mm Oval	Warbikers, Deffkoptas, Squighog Boyz (Nob on Smasha Squig: 90x52mm)	Shop 75x42mm Ovals
105x70mm Oval	Wartrakk	Shop 105x70mm Ovals
150x95mm Oval	Warbuggies, Squigbuggies, Deffkilla Wartrike	Custom 150x95mm via BaseMaker
170x109mm Oval	Gorkanaut, Morkanaut, Hunta Rig, Kill Rig	Custom 170x109mm via BaseMaker
No base	Trukk, Battlewagon, Stompa	—

* Nobz are listed on 40mm per the 11th Edition datasheet; the new Nobz kit has not shipped yet, so check the base in the box.

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Age of Sigmar Base Sizes

Age of Sigmar uses the same round and oval bases as Warhammer 40K. Many base sizes overlap, especially for Chaos Daemons that cross between both game systems. The correct base is whatever came in the model's box. For the full faction-by-faction 4th Edition chart, see our Age of Sigmar Base Sizes Guide.

Base Size	Unit Type	Example Units	Shop at LITKO
25mm Round	Basic Battleline, Hordes	Clanrats, Deathrattle Skeletons, Moonclan Stabbas, Skinks, basic Grots	Shop 25mm Bases
32mm Round	Elite Infantry, Heroes	Blood Warriors, Namarti Thralls, Hearthguard Berzerkers, Saurus Warriors	Shop 32mm Bases
40mm Round	Heavy Infantry, Characters	Stormcast Vindictors, Liberators, Skullreapers, Ironguts, Retributors, Blightkings	Shop 40mm Round Bases
50mm Round	Monstrous Infantry, Cavalry	Crypt Horrors, Kurnoth Hunters, Vargheists	Shop 50mm Round Bases
60mm Round	Large Characters, Cavalry Heroes	Varghulf Courtier, Dankhold Troggboss, Plague Drones	Shop 60mm Round Bases
75x42mm Oval	Cavalry, Mounted Heroes	Chaos Knights (cavalry), Blood Knights, Freeguild Cavalier-Marshal	Shop 75x42mm Ovals
90x52mm Oval	Large Cavalry, Small Monsters	Mournfang Pack, Dracothian Guard, Bloodcrushers	Shop 90x52mm Ovals
100mm+ Round	Large Monsters, Behemoths	Mega-Gargant, Archaon, Nagash, Alarielle, Gordrakk	Shop Large Bases
120x92mm Oval	Centrepiece Monsters	Bloodthirster, Terrorgheist, Zombie Dragon, Stonehorn, Thundertusk, Greater Daemons	Shop 120x92mm Ovals

Tip for AoS players: Games Workshop publishes an official base sizes PDF that is updated with each Battlescroll FAQ. If you are rebasing older models or preparing for a tournament, download the latest version from the Warhammer Community site.

Warhammer: The Old World Base Sizes

The Old World returns to square and rectangular bases for rank-and-file combat. This is the biggest difference from 40K and AoS. Straight edges allow models to rank up in tight formations, which is central to the gameplay.

Games Workshop updated many base sizes when The Old World launched. The old 20mm infantry bases are gone—the minimum is now 25mm square. Heavy and knight cavalry moved up to 30x60mm, but lighter, faster mounts (warhounds, wolf riders, skeleton light horse) still use 25x50mm. If you are bringing back an older Warhammer Fantasy army, you may need to rebase or use base adapter trays.

Base Size	Shape	Unit Type	Example Units	Shop at LITKO
25x25mm	Square	Standard Infantry	Empire State Troops, Skeleton Warriors, Goblin Regiments, Elven Spearmen, Dwarf Warriors	Shop 25mm Square Bases
30x30mm	Square	Heavy Infantry, Characters	Chaos Warriors, Black Orcs, Saurus Warriors, Temple Guard	Shop 30mm Square
30x60mm	Rectangular	Heavy Cavalry & Knights	Empire Knights, Chaos Knights, Bretonnian Knights, Black Knights, Blood Knights	Shop 30x60mm Cavalry Bases
25x50mm	Rectangular	Light & Fast Cavalry	Wolf Riders, Warhounds, Dire Wolves, Skeleton Horsemen, Mounted Yeomen	Shop 25x50mm Cavalry Bases
40x40mm	Square	Monstrous Infantry	Ogres, Trolls, Kroxigor, Minotaurs, Ushabti	Shop 40mm Square Bases
50x50mm	Square	Monstrous Cavalry, Large Characters	Monstrous Cavalry, Dwarven Shieldbearers, mounted characters on large steeds	Shop 50mm Square Bases
50x100mm	Rectangular	Chariots	All standard chariots (Tomb Kings, High Elf, Empire)	Shop Chariot Bases
Large (varies)	Square/Rect.	Monsters, War Machines	Dragons, Steam Tanks, Treemen—use the base provided with the model	Custom via BaseMaker

Rebasing for The Old World? LITKO Has You Covered

If you have an older Warhammer Fantasy army on 20mm bases, you do not necessarily need to pry every model off its base. LITKO makes base adapter trays that let your 20mm-based models rank up on a 25mm grid—and similar adapters for heavy cavalry moving from 25x50mm up to 30x60mm. Check the Specialty Movement Trays collection.

LITKO also makes formation and lance movement trays for The Old World—our Old World Movement Trays & Rebasing Guide covers which tray fits each unit, when a tray lets you skip rebasing, and the exact tray footprints.

Kill Team Base Sizes

Kill Team uses the same round bases as Warhammer 40K. Most operatives are on small-to-medium bases. Operatives with a base of 50mm or less (or an oval of 60x35mm or less) can traverse under certain terrain features, which matters tactically.

Base Size	Operative Type	Example Kill Teams / Operatives	Shop at LITKO
25mm Round	Light Operatives	Breachers, Pathfinders, Death Korps, basic trooper-type operatives	Shop 25mm Bases
28.5mm Round	Standard Operatives	Kasrkin, Mandrakes, Corsairs, Astartes Scouts, Arbites, Hearthkyn Salvagers	Shop 28.5mm Bases
32mm Round	Power Armour Operatives	Phobos Strike Team, Legionaries, Chaos Space Marines, Intercessors	Shop 32mm Bases
40mm Round	Heavy / Specialist Operatives	Nightmare Hulks, Traitor Ogryn, Tempestus Turrets	Shop 40mm Round Bases
50mm Round	Large Operatives	Genestealer Patriarch, Technomancer, large specialist models	Shop 50mm Round Bases

Choosing a Base Material: Acrylic vs. Plywood vs. Magnetic

Your base material affects appearance, weight, and how you finish the model. Here is a quick comparison:

Material	Best For	Characteristics
Clear Acrylic	Gaming mats, display, "invisible base" look	Transparent, lets your terrain or mat show through. Clean, modern look. Available in 1.5mm and 3mm thickness.
Plywood	Traditional basing, texture work, painting	Easy to prime, paint, flock, and add texture. Warp-resistant microplywood in 0.8mm, 1.5mm, and 3mm. Closest to GW plastic bases in feel.
Magnetic / Flex Steel	Transport, magnetized army cases	LITKO offers peel-and-stick magnetic base bottoms and flexible steel bottoms that pair with magnetic sheets in your carry case.

All LITKO bases are precision laser-cut in the USA, which means consistent sizing across every base in your army—no warping, no variation. This matters when you are ranking up 50+ infantry on a movement tray.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do base sizes matter in Warhammer?

Yes. Base sizes affect movement, pile-in distances, coherency, and how many models can fight in melee. In matched play and tournaments, using the correct base size is required. In casual games most opponents are flexible, but using the "right" base keeps things fair and avoids arguments.

What base size are Space Marines on?

All current Space Marines—both Firstborn and Primaris—use 32mm round bases. Older models may have been sold on 25mm bases, but 32mm is the current standard. Terminators use 40mm round bases.

What is the difference between 25mm and 28mm bases?

Games Workshop has been gradually upsizing infantry bases. The 28mm base (sometimes listed as 28.5mm) is used for many non-power-armour infantry like Eldar Guardians, Dire Avengers, and Termagants. Necron Warriors moved up to 32mm with their current kit (older boxes came on 25mm). The 25mm base is used for smaller models like Guardsmen and Gretchin. For practical purposes, the difference is about 3mm in diameter.

Can I use clear acrylic bases in tournaments?

Generally yes, as long as the base is the correct size. Most tournament organizers care about dimensions, not material. Clear bases from LITKO are precision-cut to match GW base sizes exactly. Check your specific tournament's rules pack to be sure.

Do I need to rebase my old Warhammer Fantasy army for The Old World?

If your models are on 20mm bases, they will need to move to 25mm. Heavy cavalry on 25x50mm moves up to 30x60mm, though light cavalry (warhounds, wolf riders) still uses 25x50mm. You can either rebase (time-consuming) or use LITKO base adapter trays that let your old bases fit the new grid without removing models from their original bases.

Why are some bases oval instead of round?

Oval bases are used for models that are significantly longer than they are wide—bikes, cavalry, and some monsters. The oval shape better fits the model's footprint and helps with ranking coherency on the tabletop.

Will my bases still work in Warhammer 40K 11th Edition?

Yes. Warhammer 40,000 11th Edition released June 20, 2026, and Games Workshop has not changed the standard round and oval sizes. The standard 25mm / 32mm / 40mm round bases that anchor most current 40K units have been the GW standard for nearly a decade, and your existing 10th Edition army is tournament-legal on the same bases. Some new kits ship on bigger bases than the models they replace: the Ork Warboss and Weirdboy now use 50mm (previously 40mm). We update this guide as new codexes and kits land—see the 11th Edition section above for the latest.

Related Guides

• Warhammer 40K Token Guide — Status, movement & objective tokens for 11th Edition
• Kill Team Token Guide (2024 Edition) — Orders, APL, wounds & measuring for the 2024 rules
• Warhammer 40K Terrain Footprints (11th Ed.) — Ruins, craters & objective footprint sizes
• All Base Size Guides — Master index for every game system
• All Miniature Base Sizes — Size-first reference, every shape and material
• Age of Sigmar Base Sizes Guide — All factions, 4th Edition quick-reference chart
• Kings of War Base Sizes Guide — Multi-basing, formations, Old World comparison
• Star Wars: Legion Base Sizes Guide — All factions, notched bases
• Historical Wargaming Basing Guide — DBA, Black Powder, SAGA, Chain of Command
• Bolt Action Base Sizes Guide — Infantry, vehicles, weapons teams
• Magnets for Miniatures Guide — magnet sizes, magnetizing & storing your army
• How to Base Your Miniatures — flock, tufts, static grass & scatter to finish your bases