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2 x 1 30x60mm Cavalry Conversion Tray for 25x50mm Bases

2 x 1 30x60mm Cavalry Conversion Tray for 25x50mm Bases - Main image
$1.56 $2.08 In stock

Category: MDF movement Tray

These Conversion Trays can be used for 25x50mm based figures to have them centred and have a frontage and depth of 30x60mm based figures.

Example shown in the images is a 5x2 configurations. Note that all trays are listed as Columns (width) x Ranks (depth).

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily E. ★★★★★

They fit my cavalry bases exactly as promised, and the MDF is cut cleanly with no rough edges to clean up. I used them for a 4x3 formation and the spacing was spot-on.

Matthew W. ★★★★★

The 5x2 layout worked perfectly for my 25x50mm cavalry, and they sit dead-center with the right 30x60mm footprint every time I rank them up. MDF is sturdy and the slots are cut precise enough that I didn't need to sand anything before gluing. Just wish they came in more configurations, but these do

Benjamin ★★★★★

Finally, a conversion tray that actually holds my 25x50mm cavalry bases snugly without wobble, and the 30x60mm spacing lines up perfectly for rank-and-flank. The MDF is sturdy enough to survive a few drops during setup, which surprised me. Saved me hours of rebasing work.