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As the title says, will a Dreadknight fit on a Dreadnought base?

A little overhang would be okay, but nothing major. Pics if anyone has 'em.

For a conversion project.

I think so, it'll just be cramped.

Yeah, it will fit with the correct posing, but it will be a little cramped.

I have my dreadknight on a 60mm base.

It slots into a 60mm hole in its proper base, though.
Just makes it easier to pack away for transport.

Also, it means I can use the base as a terrain piece (shrubbery on a 60mm base fits into the gap as well) instead if I'm not playing GK.

Does the Dreadknight come with the Flyer size base?

If so doesnt it have to be mounted on that size base?

It comes with a monstrous creature base, and yes, to be used as a dreadknight, it needs to be mounted on it.

That is supposed to be one of the drawbacks of using one.

Xeriapt wrote:Does the Dreadknight come with the Flyer size base?

If so doesnt it have to be mounted on that size base?

Yes

Yes

But the OP is doing some sort of conversion, so who knows what model it will count as.

The Dreadknight comes on the Stormraven/Valkierie base, if its getting used as a DK then it needs to be on it.

It's not even for a GK army. It's to represent an Ork Deff Dred.