The Centurion on the right is scaled as if it has a 40mm base. The Centurion on the left is scaled as if it has a 50mm base. Using Photoshop's grid feature and calculating the appropriate ratios, I was able to make a comparison with an Assault Marine:ĥ0mm Centurion on the far left, 40mm Centurion on the far right Since there aren't any 40mm bases in the images above with which to make a comparison, I did some additional analysis to confirm that Centurions aren't on Terminator-size bases. Centurions aren't on 60mm or 40mm bases they're on 50mm bases. With a little help from Photoshop, I was able to compare the Assault Marines' 25mm bases to a Centurion base:Ĭenturion bases turn out to be two 25mm bases wideĪll of a sudden, the cause of the early confusion becomes clear. Notice that the Centurions are taller than the nearby Assault Marines (one upraised arm is approximately level with the top of a nearby Marine's jump pack) but their bases are smaller than those of the Dreadnoughts behind them. One of the few pictures that allow a comparison In fact, the only one I've been able to find is this image of the Lastrati Crusade collection: There have been very few images that show Centurions alongside other models with known base sizes. Although we have only a few days left before we find out, I've already ordered my Centurion kit from the WarStore and I wanted to figure out what my money had actually bought me. The logical alternative, the 40mm base, seemed too small, though. However, Photoshop comparisons suggested that 60mm was much too big. They looked rather large, so many assumed they were on 60mm bases. The debate on how big Space Marine Centurions are began almost immediately after the first photos were leaked.

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