It's definitely sturdy I trust it with my army. There's enough room at the bottom to fit my dice / tape measure / objective markers. Which is super handy. It's a good case, took like 5 minutes to put together. There's 8 screws total, they will ship you a screwdriver with it to help put together. The second thing is the hand rest. While it isn't a necessity, I really love having it. I have a way to steady my hand at any angle. It is removable, so if you're working with a particularly tall figure, no worries. Installation Needed】This a plastic case and need to be install. If you have any trouble on installation, we will try our best to help you.

This item is exactly as advertised. It's a few dollars more than the plastic clip-on solutions, but it's worth that price increase. It's comfortable, well-made, and required some LIGHT drilling of the holes on the side of the handle to allow the metal brace to go in.This one had the advantage of real hardwood, and the hand steadying bar was a good selling point. It has a good solid feel in the hand, and the magnets are strong.

I was a little worried about the model rotating on its own while I was painting because of it just being held onto the handle with a magnet, but the hold is strong. It doesn't move at all while painting, and I have to consciously rotate the model if I want to rotate it. Having several bases to put models on if I'm "assembly-lining" a squad is awesome. It is super easy to fit in the hand; not over-sized. A child could use this without issues, so hand size is no issue. I'm glad they didn't bulk it up and make it less useful as a result. The trays themselves are thin and feel very light weight, but I consider that an advantage. Magnetically, they do the job better than covered cake baking trays. I am not worried about my models sliding around or getting loose.

It is exceedingly easy to rotate and hold a model on this handle. The magnets aren't too strong or too weak. They just work. Since it is made of wood, you can easily customize your handle, if you want. Staining, painting, carving or clear-coating would be very easy to do. Very pleased so far. Once built, the case seems quite sturdy. It is heavy though compared to most of my miniature bags. I've got a few suggestions for it though. Might be a good idea to throw a laquer over the top of this thing, to be honest, and maybe a nice dark grey stain while you're at it. It will look awesome.

The only thing it could really do better would be to have a much stronger magnet for the length extender that attaches to the bottom, but you can just as easily glue it in place if you don't mind it being a permanent addition. You want to set up a mass production line (5+ units) for one go and need to switch them out without jiggering the darn base, or like me, don't like basing minis until after painting.I would have liked something to secure the door. Nothing a strap won't fix, but that would've been nice. However, Jucoci has a bag on the way, supposedly, that fits this case. That totally resolves this issue, I suspect, as it really only is a concern in transport (and really probably not even then...) It would be nice if the the sides or lid had clips for a shoulder strap. Would be great as an option. This handle is great. I will be comparing this one only to the RGG handle because, lets be honest, its the only handle worth comparing. They are both priced at 15 USD, but there are two primary differences.