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Does anyone know if anywhere sells something that can keep track of wounds on the base.

Similar to the epic warlord bases games workshop used to do.

add a magnet to the base, make a bunch of stackable heads or something akin to your army and magnetize them to each other like a macabre totem pole, then just remove the skulsl as you lose wounds

I am not sure on size comparisons, but why not buy some hero-clicks off e-bay for cheap, pull the fig off and use those just with modified numbers in their dial?

Make your own. Take a piece of plasticard or something, make a circle out of it. Cut the base appropriately to match the desired effect so you can access the dial, use a bit of copper wire. Glue the wire poking out of the top, and on the bottom, slip the disk on, then bend the wire closed. Boom, you're done.

 chaplaincliff wrote:
I am not sure on size comparisons, but why not buy some hero-clicks off e-bay for cheap, pull the fig off and use those just with modified numbers in their dial?

Those bases are about Terminator-base sized. They're too big for your average dude. Also, you'd have to take them apart and repaint them for the wounds, which is frankly a ton of work. I like the magnetized skulls or whatever on bases for wound counters, or something simple like counters behind the model.

I've seen a Tyranid player magnetize a bunch of rippers and use those on Carnifexes and such. Someone, I believe Insaniak, has a rack on the front of a Rhino/Razorback that holds three aquillas. That wasn't the intended use, but I'm modifying mine to use that method. Also a good way for me to learn GS press molds. I imagine something similar could be done for Dreadnoughts and such.