So, sometime in the near future I'm going to need to transport a rather large collection of movies from my current home in North Carolina to my new one to-be in California. Several hundred Classic Battletech miniatures, a fair chunk of Warhammer, and most recently a little bit of Hordes. The awkward part is that I have no actual *storage* for any of these, and I'm sincerely hoping you can help me. In short, I'm looking for whatever brands/types/whatever of miniature storage you guys have used successfully, that ideally are good for both long-distance travel and a trip to the LGS and will hold varying sizes of figures well (quite a difference between a Warhammer gobbo and a Hordes Dire Troll). Cost is somewhat of a deal... I'm very willing to spend to protect my figures, but then I do have quite a lot of them and I'm just out of college (moving for a job) so I don't want to be spending a ridiculous ton if possible.
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Gabriel_Pitt(effective against Russian warships)Registered Userregular
edited August 2008
By Sabol foam trays. Put them in a cardboard box, or other rigid container of your choice. I just brought a bunch of stuff back from Japan. I had all my tanks in a Sabol motor pool case, which was further being used to cusion my computer tower, all in a cardboard box. The box was beat all to hell by the time I reclaimed it, but the minis made it through without a scratch, including the two penitent engines, which I was sure would end up coming off their bases at least.
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