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<blockquote data-quote="sam500" data-source="post: 2384484" data-attributes="member: 16871"><p>Hey guys!</p><p>First off: I'm hooked to the plastic crack that is D&D minis! I can't help myself.</p><p>I probably own about 1000 of the buggers (2 sets of harbinger, dragoneye, archfiends, 1 set of giants of legend, abberations, deathknell plus loads of extras). Ooooh it's sooo fun!</p><p>Anyway, I've dabbled a bit in the skirmish game, but mostly I use them for roleplaying and as such have organized them to best aid me in running my games.</p><p>I've separated them into the followng general categories:</p><p>Monsters</p><p>Monstrous Races</p><p>Animal/Beasts</p><p>Demons/Devils</p><p>Undead</p><p>PC Races (arranged into classes for humans, and races for elves dwarves etc., NPC baddies are also storred here)</p><p></p><p>All the storage containers I use were purchased at Wal Mart (they are very cheap).</p><p>The majority of the large/medium/small/tiny minis are kept in the "Bait Box" made by Keter item # 17331431. Each box has 4 removable trays with separators that you can set place yourself (see photos). THey have a handle for carrying and are wall mountable. I love em! The cool thing is as your collection grows you can just buy another bait box and add it to the stack. I lable the individual trays with the types of creatures inside. For games away from home, I just load the most popular monster and races trays into an empty carrier and away I go.</p><p></p><p>For the very few awkwardly shaped large monsters that don't fit in the trays, I have separate compartments in these 3 shelf units also purchased from Wal Mart made by Sterilite item #2013.</p><p>These larges are separated into the following general categories:</p><p>Large Giants</p><p>Large Dragons</p><p>Large Demons/Devils</p><p>Large Assorted</p><p>I also include a tray with one of every single possible PC mini that I let players choose from.</p><p>(see photos)</p><p></p><p>I store my Huges/Gargantuan/Collosals in a big plastic bin also purchased at Wal-Mart. (see photo)</p><p></p><p>I keep a binder with one of every stat card from each set, separated by sets. (see photo). Extra cards are storred in a box somewhere.</p><p></p><p>For fun I'll include photos of my book collection (I'm sorry if I'm being annoying. I'm just a bit keen to share the photos).</p><p></p><p>I'll also include a photo of my gaming set up. Currently I'm running the World's Largest Dungeon. I print out poster size maps of each level (minus the secrets) and get them laminated. Then I pen over the maps with dry erase marker. As the players advance I erase the corridors and rooms with an eraser (cheaper than a projector) <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></p><p>I also print out a mini map that has all the secrets on it that I keep notes on. (see photo).</p><p></p><p>If I can't fit all the photos in one post, I'll separate them into multiple posts.</p><p></p><p>Tell me what you think.</p><p>Yours,</p><p>Sam</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sam500, post: 2384484, member: 16871"] Hey guys! First off: I'm hooked to the plastic crack that is D&D minis! I can't help myself. I probably own about 1000 of the buggers (2 sets of harbinger, dragoneye, archfiends, 1 set of giants of legend, abberations, deathknell plus loads of extras). Ooooh it's sooo fun! Anyway, I've dabbled a bit in the skirmish game, but mostly I use them for roleplaying and as such have organized them to best aid me in running my games. I've separated them into the followng general categories: Monsters Monstrous Races Animal/Beasts Demons/Devils Undead PC Races (arranged into classes for humans, and races for elves dwarves etc., NPC baddies are also storred here) All the storage containers I use were purchased at Wal Mart (they are very cheap). The majority of the large/medium/small/tiny minis are kept in the "Bait Box" made by Keter item # 17331431. Each box has 4 removable trays with separators that you can set place yourself (see photos). THey have a handle for carrying and are wall mountable. I love em! The cool thing is as your collection grows you can just buy another bait box and add it to the stack. I lable the individual trays with the types of creatures inside. For games away from home, I just load the most popular monster and races trays into an empty carrier and away I go. For the very few awkwardly shaped large monsters that don't fit in the trays, I have separate compartments in these 3 shelf units also purchased from Wal Mart made by Sterilite item #2013. These larges are separated into the following general categories: Large Giants Large Dragons Large Demons/Devils Large Assorted I also include a tray with one of every single possible PC mini that I let players choose from. (see photos) I store my Huges/Gargantuan/Collosals in a big plastic bin also purchased at Wal-Mart. (see photo) I keep a binder with one of every stat card from each set, separated by sets. (see photo). Extra cards are storred in a box somewhere. For fun I'll include photos of my book collection (I'm sorry if I'm being annoying. I'm just a bit keen to share the photos). I'll also include a photo of my gaming set up. Currently I'm running the World's Largest Dungeon. I print out poster size maps of each level (minus the secrets) and get them laminated. Then I pen over the maps with dry erase marker. As the players advance I erase the corridors and rooms with an eraser (cheaper than a projector) :) I also print out a mini map that has all the secrets on it that I keep notes on. (see photo). If I can't fit all the photos in one post, I'll separate them into multiple posts. Tell me what you think. Yours, Sam [/QUOTE]
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