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I'm rebasing all my Warhammer, 40k, and historical models and i want to use Warmachine style bases and i'm searching for a place to buy a great deal of them for cheap and ebay has disappointed me.
Does anyone know a source?

I get mine from eBay, 10 30mm lipped for £1.10. They are on there.

I'm starting to think that it might be cheaper, in the end, to cast my own bases from dental plaster.
(And they'd certainly be heavier than the plastic bases.)

Try these cheap and easy
http://www.ebay.com/sch/ken_of_york/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=

Yeah, definitely, ebay is the way to go.

Casting your own resin bases is a bit of a pain. It's bad enough with beveled bases to get them smooth (you can sand them down), but it's really hard to work out imperfections on lipped ones. Like JamesY said, the plastic one son ebay are like, less than a quarter each.

If you want your bases to be heavier, glue a small coin under it I used to do this for all my tip-prone metal miniatures.

Bases are cheap..and then ones from Ken of York are not only inexpensive but pretty rugged..then add some Litkco round flexmagnets to the bottom and away you go ..