Olaf the Stout
Legend
Shadowslayer said:I store mine in cookie tins and in those hard Ziploc or Glad containers. If I'm taking the show on the road, I have a couple single layer Plano type boxes, but usually only need one.
A question, just out of genuine curiosity: Why the need to take hundreds of minis to a game? I could never DM that many encounters in a night. Sure , if you're playing Warhammer or some game where you need armies, but for D&D? I mean, if its just to show off your minis, I can dig that.But I'm curious.
Alas, now I've discovered painting my own pewter, transport for minis is getting a little more complicated. That's the ONE thing I hate about doing my own.
I never seem to be able to pick what my group will take their time on and what they'll speed through so I like to have several extra encounters worth, just in case. I also use random encounter tables so I need to have all those possibilities covered as well.
Olaf the Stout
ire, Animals: non-Dire, Aspects etc.... Makes it easy to find stuff. On the rare occation I have to take figures somewhere else I use anything from a tuberware box to a tool box to even a basecard storage box. Depends on sizes and quanities of figures.
