Best Magnets For Gw Bases

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Magnetizing Games Workshop-style miniature bases is mainly a clearance and pull-strength problem. Low-profile 5 mm × 2 mm discs suit many plastic bases, while heavier or recessed models can need a different diameter, thickness or a flush-fit system. These nine current options cover common base and tray jobs.

# Product Price Where to buy
1 The Magnet Baron Small GW Flush-Fit Base Magnets $10–$20 Amazon
2 The Magnet Baron Standard GW Flush-Fit Base Magnets $12–$25 Amazon
3 The Magnet Baron Large GW Flush-Fit Base Magnets $15–$30 Amazon
4 Green Stuff World 5 mm × 2 mm N52 Magnets $7–$15 Amazon · eBay
5 Green Stuff World 6 mm × 1 mm N52 Magnets $7–$15 Amazon
6 The Army Painter Miniature & Model Magnets $10–$20 Amazon · eBay
7 AK Interactive Magni-Fix Flexible Magnetic Sheet $10–$20 Amazon
8 Magnet Expert 5 mm × 2 mm N42 Neodymium Disc Magnets $8–$20 Amazon
9 K&J Magnetics D62-N52 Neodymium Disc Magnets $8–$18 Amazon

The picks, in detail

The Magnet Baron Small GW Flush-Fit Base Magnets
Pick 01 of 09

The Magnet Baron Small GW Flush-Fit Base Magnets

Purpose-sized magnetic inserts for smaller plastic miniature bases where a tidy underside matters.

  • flush-fit format
  • base-specific sizing
Pros

  • Made for miniature bases
  • Cleaner than surface-mounted discs
Cons

  • Requires checking base cavity size
Price: $10–$20
The Magnet Baron Standard GW Flush-Fit Base Magnets
Pick 02 of 09

The Magnet Baron Standard GW Flush-Fit Base Magnets

A middle-size flush-fit option for common infantry bases and steel-sheet transport trays.

  • round neodymium magnets
  • flush-fit base system
Pros

  • Purpose-built dimensions
  • Easy tray compatibility
Cons

  • Not suited to every sculpted base
Price: $12–$25
The Magnet Baron Large GW Flush-Fit Base Magnets
Pick 03 of 09

The Magnet Baron Large GW Flush-Fit Base Magnets

Larger inserts for heavier models or bigger base footprints where more holding force is needed.

  • larger-diameter base magnets
  • flush-fit design
Pros

  • More support for heavier miniatures
  • Systematic sizing
Cons

  • Can be excessive for delicate single-foot models
Price: $15–$30
Green Stuff World 5 mm × 2 mm N52 Magnets
Pick 04 of 09

Green Stuff World 5 mm × 2 mm N52 Magnets

A common low-profile disc size for standard plastic bases and magnetic sheet transport.

  • 5 mm diameter
  • 2 mm thickness N52 grade
Pros

  • Popular base clearance
  • Strong for its size
Cons

  • May sit short of a deep tray surface
Green Stuff World 6 mm × 1 mm N52 Magnets
Pick 05 of 09

Green Stuff World 6 mm × 1 mm N52 Magnets

A very shallow disc option when the base has little internal clearance.

  • 6 mm diameter
  • 1 mm thickness
Pros

  • Minimal added height
  • Wide contact area
Cons

  • Less pull than thicker discs
Price: $7–$15
The Army Painter Miniature & Model Magnets
Pick 06 of 09

The Army Painter Miniature & Model Magnets

A hobby-branded magnet assortment for weapon swaps, conversions and light base work.

  • assorted miniature magnet sizes
  • hobby packaging
Pros

  • Useful for multiple modeling jobs
  • Easy local hobby-store option
Cons

  • Assortment may not match one base size
AK Interactive Magni-Fix Flexible Magnetic Sheet
Pick 07 of 09

AK Interactive Magni-Fix Flexible Magnetic Sheet

A flexible magnetic sheet for lining a transport box or tray to pair with magnets under bases.

  • self-adhesive flexible sheet
  • cut-to-size format
Pros

  • Adapts to custom storage
  • No drilling required
Cons

  • It is a tray material, not a base magnet
Price: $10–$20
Magnet Expert 5 mm × 2 mm N42 Neodymium Disc Magnets
Pick 08 of 09

Magnet Expert 5 mm × 2 mm N42 Neodymium Disc Magnets

A general-purpose 5-by-2 mm pack for hobbyists who need many identical discs.

  • 5 mm × 2 mm discs
  • N42 neodymium grade
Pros

  • Bulk-pack value
  • Useful for repeated infantry bases
Cons

  • You must set polarity consistently
Price: $8–$20
K&J Magnetics D62-N52 Neodymium Disc Magnets
Pick 09 of 09

K&J Magnetics D62-N52 Neodymium Disc Magnets

Small high-strength discs for weapon joints, flags and other compact conversion points.

  • N52 neodymium disc
  • small-diameter hobby size
Pros

  • Very strong for compact joints
  • Reliable specification labeling
Cons

  • Too small for some base-storage jobs
Price: $8–$18

Buying tips

  • Test one base against your chosen tray before committing to an army-sized pack.
  • Mark one magnet face with a pen and keep every base oriented the same way before gluing.
  • Use a small amount of suitable adhesive or putty so the disc sits flat; a tilted magnet reduces contact with the tray.

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