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Title says it all. I recently purchased an Armorcast Warhound Titan and I'd like to put it on a base for display/gaming purposes. This led me to wonder if there was an agreed upon base size for the Warhound titan.

Extra points for anyone who knows of readily available bases to purchase online.

Any advice or links to tutorials to make a large base or web stores that sell bases would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

i don't think there is an agreed upon base size, especially since there is such a huge difference in size between the two warhound models (armorcast vs FW). its been a while since i actually saw one first hand... does it look like the feet could fit on a valkyrie base used sideways? there are somre resin companies out there that make decorative valk/trygon sized bases.

https://ironhalo.net/store//catalog/index.php?cPath=44&osCsid=2c2887dd8857709c957e8231da3e57ab

Thanks for the reply and for the link.

I just measured width of the titan's legs and it looks like I'd need something in the 200 mm range for a round base.

This is roughly the look I am hoping to achieve with my titan.

You could try your local trophy store or an art supply/craft place. The base that is in the picture probably came from one of those & they usually have them in a large selection of sizes and styles.

Something like this?
http://stores.ebay.com/WOODen-Creatives/1-4-Thick-MDF-/_i.html?_nkw=circles&_fsub=1773452010&_sid=246256230&_trksid=p4634.c0.m322

They are 1/4" thick, but you get at least 2, so just glue them together. I use 12" for my reaver.

a94marbo, those are perfect! Thanks for your help.