Games Workshop 99239999075 Citadel Battle Figure Case, Black

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Bottom line: If you’re looking to protect your painted miniatures and take them with you to game stores or conventions, then a good transport bag or case is going to be worth the investment. A good axiom: pay for the quality you need. I’ve fit 25 space marines, 20 terminators (with banners and halberds), 2 fully glued together dread knights (with greatswords!!!), and a fully assembled land raider into the case. Many model collections are heavy when piled into a single carrying case. Wheel change all this, but also add to the cost and the bulk of the entire system. Here’s a great army transport case I would recommend for those looking a large wheeled model transport case. The Game Plus Products Miniature Case/Bag is for those of you looking for a better quality Sabol Army Transport bag (which is more expensive, and uses crappy vinyl fabric). For the cost, the Game Plus is a very good value that uses stronger Nylon fabric. It feels better to use! The Game Plus bag also comes in a variety of colors! All you would need to do is find the appropriate fitting foam for your model(s). Are DIY transport options worth the trouble?

The Battle Foam Miniatures Case line of model army transport bags are premium top-shelf bags. They have become the go-to standard for those tabletop miniature wargamers looking for the best, no compromise transport systems. This is a high-quality large cloth-covered “box” with a good amount of space for miniatures with a size between 30 mm to 45 mm. One of the best miniature storage cases (or boxes) in the market: sturdy and reliable, which is perfect for light-duty transport or storage needs. Note: This bag does not come with foam. You will need to buy foam separately. There are a lot of sizes to choose from!).Once you close the case you will squish everything together and keep the miniatures from moving around. How Much Can it Store? One of the bag types I did not include in this list are those that use luggage wheels. These are for you collectors who not only have HUGE numbers of models, but also travel a lot through public transportation systems, e.g,, airports. But, long-term use may require maintaining the foam to keep it from falling apart. That means likely avoiding transporting too many heavy miniatures (e.g., read that as pewter, metal models). The Games Workshop Warhammer 40,000 40K Citadel Crusade Figure Case is the largest version of the Citadel Figure Case line of transport storage cases. It has all the advantages of the Battle Figure Case, but is much larger! This is the ultimate transport case that uses foam. If you’ve got free space, the extra trays keep things snug so things don’t jostle around while you’re traveling.

The Crusade Case is made of a soft, pliable but seemingly durable plastic, that closely snuglywith the foam inside. The plastic enclosure is a flexible material, which have some give as you press down on it. Mind you, the compression doesn’t apply a lot of force on the miniatures inside. It basically hugs your miniatures firmly so they stay in place within the foam inserts. The Feldherr Mini Plus 64 Miniatures Figure Case is another German-named product. This miniature carrying case is a high-quality system and best suited for models and minis around the 25mm to 28mm scale sizing. Figures like trooper models, e.g., space marines, Bolt Action minis, and your Drop Zone Commander stuff, will generally fit in the foam trays for the Feldherr bag. There are other options for this system. Larger or smaller sized bags. It is cheaper than most of the bags of this type, however still very sturdy and enough internal cushion to provide excellent protection for your miniature army. When it comes to preserving your cherished Citadel Battle figures, the ideal solution is a sturdy case. And the Citadel Battle Figure Case fits the bill perfectly, offering ample storage space for your figures and not breaking the bank in the process.

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The catches on it are made of nylon, so if you drop the case then the catches won’t snap off. It might seem like a minor thing but it’s a pretty significant upgrade honestly. See how the foam has a zig-zag pattern? That’s so when you put your miniatures in there, the foam will close around the models and secure them in place. After a long slog of painting your army of miniatures, throwing your skill and patience into the abyss that is the tabletop painting hobby, you’re ready to show what you’ve done at the local shop or convention. If you do have an army that contains a lot of large vehicles, behemoths or dragons, you may want to opt for the larger of the three cases that are on offer. Especially as the trays included in the medium sized case aren’t tall enough the house the full height of a tank. On the other hand, if you have a small army for a skirmish game such as Kill Team, you might find the smallest of the three cases more optimal for the ground troops you’re running. Soft Interior

Finally, you should look for a bag that fits your budget. More expensive miniature army cases can be hundreds of dollars. Some are repurposed or rebranded Pelican cases, such as the Citadel hard cases. Most of the time you can find a similar off-brand version of the case you want, which will be a much cheaper transport option. Now these cases seem pricey, but they are essentially on-par (or dare I say cheaper) than equivalent miniature carrying systems from other companies. In short, the cases are unique in that they use a channel system of soft foam that compresses (nicely) when the lid is closed. How do the Citadel Cases work? Fit several 40k Kill Teams in this storage box and take them with you. Or, safely store them in the foam trays! This carrying case is a perfect choice for those who are looking for an option that’s simple and budget-friendly. A solid box to hold your battle miniatures. Built to last, easy and intuitive modular design, affordable pricing. What’s there not to like about Feldherr Miniature Transport Case?Game companies and third-party accessory makers have come up with a myriad of miniature and model transport and storage systems. They are cases and boxes of every size, shape, and volume. They are filled with foam or other cushioning material that are molded or pre-shaped to the particular needs of commonly-sized minis (28-35mm for most hobby games). The best transport bags fit the need at hand. If you’ve got a swarm army, look for bags with large volume and options to swap out foam trays with different compartment sizes. On the other hand, if you’re like myself and prefer the elite armies that only require a few powerful pieces on the table, then a smaller case or bag fits the bill.