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What size base should a Hell Cannon be? I couldn't find any old threads on it in the search box, nor is it on GW's site. Just a big oval like the Bloodthirster? Or a big round one like a Daemon Prince?

There are no official base sizes in AoS. I'd suggest a 60mm round, but honestly whatever looks best to you is the "correct" answer. It might look good on one of the oval ones instead if 60mm is too small.

So long as the B model fits on the base, without leaving acres of space all around (avoid Archaon's base) then you're fine. Infantry benefit slightly from small bases but there's really no competitive advantage in base size for non-fighty models like artillery.

i fitted mine on an oval one like the bloodthirster, which works best to get all the chains and bits glued on. It does not look to big for the model.

Question, what happens if you based the crew and hell canon on the same base, and caged fury happens?

 Backspacehacker wrote:
Question, what happens if you based the crew and hell canon on the same base, and caged fury happens?

use seperate models as crew I guess... or use counters, empty bases etc... They are not supposed to be on that base as they are seperate units and use seperate scrolls.