Practical, sturdy, and with a unique foam system, for the most part can transport most, or even your entire army. In short, the cases are unique in that they use a channel system of soft foam that compresses (nicely) when the lid is closed. Citadel Battle Figure Case – GW-60-38 The Citadel Figure Cases are the perfect way to transport and protect your Citadel miniatures.

So unfortunately I need something both versatile and sturdy for 50ish models which is proving a bit of an ask. Have a look at the images or check out the video in the tab to the right to to get a taste for just how life-changingly excellent these cases are - you won’t be able to work out how you lived without them. Though the weight of these heavier models (generally made of pewter) may shift the foam and surrounding content a bit more.The Citadel Battle Figure Case also comes with a padded shoulder strap, making it even easier to transport. Then you factor in the lower trays and you can add in some Dreadnoughts, Rhinos, or even some larger infantry. Essentially, the foam is pliable and flexible enough to fit large and small models without too much effort.

GW have a decent looking case but I'm not sure how tight/protective the foam looks because of its shape.g., Battlefoam, Sabol transports, but have now considered the Citadel line of carrying cases At first, I had mixed feelings, but now I think the Citadel Cases are one of the best options for safely carrying your miniatures wherever you need to go. You’ll free up more time to concentrate on games, painting or just showing off your miniatures collection. Depending on where you live, the time it may take for your exchanged product to reach you, may vary. I was able to fit around 15 miniatures into each of the trays, which averages out at around 60 models in total. While smaller than the Crusade case, the battle case's smaller cousin, the skirmish case, stacks neatly on top of it.