Complete Necro Tech Base set for Wargaming - solid and magnet 3D print model

Complete NecroTech Base Set - Overview

Bring your Necro Robot miniatures to life with this highly detailed set of 3D-printable bases, designed to add instant narrative and atmosphere to your tabletop force. Whether you’re fielding grimdark legions, fantasy heroes, or post-apocalyptic survivors, these textured bases transform your models from game pieces into story-driven warriors.

Each base is sculpted with rich environmental detail — rock-metal plates, alien sigils, conduits, control panels — making them perfect for quick batch painting. Just print, prime, and highlight for a striking tabletop finish.

Unify your army with consistent basing, or use them as striking display plinths for your favorite centerpiece models.

This base set is a pack of terrain bases designed for miniature wargaming. Though the exact images and dimensions are detailed in the file archive - from 25mm up to 160mm!

Key Features & Benefits for Wargamers

• Scenic Texture & Detail - These bases typically feature environmental detail — rock-metal plates, alien sigils, conduits, control panels — bringing character to the base of each miniature. This helps your army look more immersive: no more flat, blank bases, but ones that tell a story themselves.
• Uniformity & Thematic Cohesion - Using the same style of base across a unit or army means your force has a consistent thematic tone - these Tomb World matching bases unify diverse models.
• Scale Flexibility - A vast range of base sizes tailored to Necro Tech unit requirements.
• Ease of Use & Prep Time Savings - Buying printable bases saves sculpting, sanding, or texturing time. Once printed, these bases can be washed, primed, and painted as a batch, which speeds up your painting workflow significantly. For players who frequently push armies, that time-saving adds up.
• Durability - 3D-printed resin or PLA/ABS bases tend to be fairly robust. Depending on how they are printed, the bases won’t warp like thinner ones might, and they'll survive transport and gaming wear-and-tear nicely.

Potential Considerations / Limitations

• Material Finish: You’ll want high print quality; layers or supports may leave marks, requiring some clean-up. The level of detail depends on your printer’s resolution or the print service used.
• Size Matching: Be sure the base diameters or shapes align with your wargame’s rules (for example, bases for War hammer 40,000 orsimilar games have size benchmarks). Mismatched bases might lead to technical issues (measuring, movement, combat).
• Painting & Weathering: Highly detailed bases can be a bit more work to paint (shadows, washes, dry brushing). If you want a super clean style, extra time is needed to highlight the recesses.

How It Fits Into Common Wargaming Uses

• Unit Basing: Ideal for infantry squads, hordes, or units where uniform bases give an army-wide polish.
• Hero & Specialty Models: Larger or more theatrical models stand out even more when placed on a textured base, especially elevated ones with cracks or ruins.
• Tabletop Dioramas & Narrative Scenes: If you build your own terrain, these bases can tie in nicely with the battlefield aesthetics — adding consistency between models and terrain features.
• Showcases & Display Pieces: A beautifully made base can elevate a model for display; collectors or painters showing off their work will appreciate the extra detail.