Movement trays spacing

[Belakor]

Hello guys I wanted to do movement trays for my armies, but I have seen people put different spacing between models. What is a good measure for you? 

Thanks! 

[Kramer]

1 minute ago, Belakor said:

Hello guys I wanted to do movement trays for my armies, but I have seen people put different spacing between models. What is a good measure for you? 

Thanks! 

Very close to one inch, because that's how I usually put the front line for movement. When close to crunch zone... I'd take them off anyway 🤔

[sainted75]

I made some trays for my stormcast, I used a 50mm base for the rim so i have 5mm all of the way round and 10mm between models.  Gives me a bit of wiggle room.

[Inquisitorsz]

I prefer the smallest and tightest movement trays I can get. Especially for 30-40 model units. They just take up so much table space that adding more movement tray space often ends up defeating the purpose. 
I have some medium spacing of 25mm bases for 20 man units and even that rarely gets used. 

Depends a bit on how much terrain your tables have too but I find that large trays just take up too much room. 
My ideal tray is a 1-2mm edge with the bases almost touching. 

 

[RuneBrush]

It's personal preference but for me I use movement trays to make it easier to move my models around the table, so want them as close together as possible.  This means that I can fit them through smaller gaps etc - I have a massive pet hate of people who have a stick of models 19" long and simply fly them over a wall or place them in a way that isn't possible if the tray weren't there.  The negative is that it grants you less board control, but on the first couple turns of the game I know I move my models around a lot more quickly than I would otherwise.

[XReN]

I think of getting a bunch of trays for 5 models in 2 rows where my ghouls will be sitting base-to-base because it's an easy way to fight in 2 ranks whille moving them around faster