Steve Jung
Explorer
Mine are in a hard-shell tackle box. It's got a large enough bottom compartment to hold several Huge figures.
how do you store your D&D minis?
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Jeff Wilder
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I use multiple cardboard cardboxes (ranging from 150 to 400 count sizes, so far), labeled in about 25 different categories. (E.g., monstrous humanoids, drow, dwarves, aberrations, et cetera.) I store the boxes on shelves, along with all Large models and some of the more impressive Mediums. If I need to take them somewhere, I can either pick out the ones I need and box them up, or throw a bunch of boxes into a larger box or bag.
It works really well, primarily because the miniatures are so light and nigh-indestructible.
Jeff
It works really well, primarily because the miniatures are so light and nigh-indestructible.
Jeff
frankthedm
First Post
lots of smallish boxes in an 3' oblong box. Not just D&D minis, but Mageknights, herocliz and plastic toys
boxes are:
Orcs and hostile humaniods
Furverts- gnolls, centaurs, minotaurs, wererats, catfolk
Aquatic and amphibians
Bugz and vermin
small dragons, reptiles and lizard men
Undead
Outsiders
Constructs and mechs
Modern
Non scaly Animals
PC type minis still loose
for metal
boxes are:
Orcs and hostile humaniods
Furverts- gnolls, centaurs, minotaurs, wererats, catfolk
Aquatic and amphibians
Bugz and vermin
small dragons, reptiles and lizard men
Undead
Outsiders
Constructs and mechs
Modern
Non scaly Animals
PC type minis still loose
for metal
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Varianor Abroad
Explorer
Black and Decker makes a four-slot small parts box. Each tray removes. You can subdivide it up to a point. (It won't hold your Huge, but it will hold Large, minis.) It's got a handle and is bright orange in cover. Works well, costs about $10 at Home Depot. I love mine!
MrFilthyIke
First Post
diaglo said:
Ah, keeping in diaglo's OD&D spirit, he only uses the Original Cart. All other carts are pale imitations.
Wulf Ratbane
Adventurer
GlassJaw, I will show you what I use on Saturday.
I just use craft boxes from Michael's, they are about $2 apiece.
I sort each box thematically so I generally know right where to look.
Haven't found a good solution for my Huge minis, though. They are rare enough I can pretty much keep them on a shelf and bring out just what I need when I need it.
Wulf
I just use craft boxes from Michael's, they are about $2 apiece.
I sort each box thematically so I generally know right where to look.
Haven't found a good solution for my Huge minis, though. They are rare enough I can pretty much keep them on a shelf and bring out just what I need when I need it.
Wulf
Davelozzi
Explorer
For D&D Minis, I just keep them on a shelf. If I need to bring them somewhere, I just push them into a box and take 'em with me. Since they're plastic, I'm not too worried about damaging them. I keep my metal minis on a shelf most of the time too, but if I have to take them anywhere, I pack them up with more care using some crumpled paper or something to cushion and separate them. That said, I rarely need to take my minis anywhere outside the house.
I to use tackle boxes, actually a system by Plano
Plano Tackle System
Specifically I use these sets:
Conectable Case
They are see through and I can create themed cases and and conect two of them together for easy transprt. But the best thing about these are they are inexpensive (under $5 at Wal-Mart).
Plano Tackle System
Specifically I use these sets:
Conectable Case
They are see through and I can create themed cases and and conect two of them together for easy transprt. But the best thing about these are they are inexpensive (under $5 at Wal-Mart).
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