Hobby magnets for magnetising weapon options, storing miniatures, and basing projects. Neodymium and flexible magnets in all the sizes needed for Warhammer and other miniature wargames. Shop at Loaded Dice, Barry.
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Hobby Magnets for Warhammer and Miniatures – Magnetise Your Models
Magnetising miniatures is one of the best investments a Warhammer hobbyist can make — allowing weapons, arms, and equipment options to be swapped freely between games without needing to build and paint multiple copies of the same model. Rare earth neodymium magnets are small, incredibly strong, and when properly fitted give a satisfying click-and-hold connection that keeps options secure on the tabletop.
Loaded Dice stocks hobby magnets in our Barry, South Wales shop and online at loadeddice.uk, in a range of sizes suitable for everything from tiny infantry weapon swaps to large vehicle turrets and superheavy model components.
Frequently Asked Question
The most commonly used sizes are 2x1mm for infantry weapons and small components, 3x1mm or 3x2mm for larger infantry and cavalry, and 5x2mm or larger for vehicle turrets and superheavy models. Starting with a selection pack covers most situations.
Drill a hole slightly smaller than your magnet diameter into both parts, apply a small drop of superglue, and press the magnet in flush with the surface. Check polarity before gluing to ensure opposite poles face each other so the parts attract rather than repel.
Match the drill bit to your magnet diameter — a 2mm bit for 2mm magnets, a 3mm bit for 3mm magnets, and so on. A pin vice hand drill gives the best control for small miniature parts.
Yes — even small neodymium magnets are extremely strong for their size. A 2x1mm magnet provides more than enough holding force for infantry weapon swaps and will not fall off during normal gameplay.
Vehicles with multiple weapon options (like Space Marine Predators or Ork Battlewagons), large monsters with different head or arm options, and any kit where multiple builds are equally appealing are the best candidates for magnetising.
Yes — we stock rare earth hobby magnets in a range of sizes in our Barry, South Wales shop and online at loadeddice.uk with fast UK dispatch.