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Message: <blockquote data-quote="frankthedm" data-source="post: 866927" data-attributes="member: 1164">[imagel]http://img120.imageshack.us/img120/5313/planominicaseis4.gif[/imagel]How to make a mini bin.Stuff you need:closing tool box or bina several sheets of cardboard  cut to slightly smaller than the binseveral sheets of 1/4" foam or bed cushion / egg crate foam a few sheets of 1" or 1.5" thick foam [optional]masking tape Box lidExtra foam for stabilityCardboard1/ 4” Foam sheetMinis {Small minis on 20MM bases/ pennies , Rats, Ratmen Gobbo's, dogs]1/4” Foam sheetCardboard1/ 4” Foam sheetMinis ( Medium Minis on 1 inch washers and bases)1/4” Foam sheetCardboard1/ 4” Foam sheetMinis (Big 40mm based minis, Reaper  Ettin, Chainmail Owlbear, Ogres and Minotaurs)1/4” Foam sheetCardboard1/ 4” Foam sheetMinis {Calvary;1”x2” bases Orcs on Dire wolves, Bretonian Knights on Horseback}1/4” Foam sheetCardboard1/ 4” Foam sheetMinis {cheap sturdy plastic minis from box sets.}1/4” Foam sheet bottom of box. Masking tape should be strong enough to hold the foam layers in place to the cardboard. Take a 5 inch piece of the tape. Connect the two end to make an O and use the tape piece as you would use double sided tape. For extra STR. I have two layers of cardboard taped together for each cardboard layer.The design above is good for decently built and properly sealed minis, but if you don’t want a lot of pressure put on certain fragile minis, like a lot of the WotC multi pieces or a mini that has a lot of easily bent parts, try this;Take a 1 inch or 1.5” thick layer of foam the same size as one of your layers  and cut out with a sharp blade a nook for a fragile mini. Keep doing this until you have filled the sheet with nooks for fragile minis. 1” foam sheet with minis in nooks [Chainmail glaiver, musketeers with pewter rapiers.1/4” Foam sheetCardboard</blockquote>

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