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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 8228159" data-attributes="member: 508">I have an under-the-bed plastic tote, which I partitioned off into six sections with cardboard dividers: animals, vermin, outsiders/elementals, magical beasts/aberrations, constructs/undead, and giants.&nbsp; Then I have a few plastic cases (that once held grapes or strawberries) with my humans, elves/dwarves, reptilian humanoids, and monstrous humanoids - those are stored in a dresser drawer in my game room, along with my beholders minis boxed set and some oversized plastic models I use for D&amp;D minis (a few dinosaurs, a cyclops, a chimera, a hydra, an elephant, a rhino, and some giant bugs).&nbsp; The dragons, for the most part, are kept in a display case.&nbsp; And then, in my game room closet, I have three large pickle jars containing my oddball assortment of aquatic creatures, skeletal dinosaurs, and various animals/dinosaurs that I can use as minis if I don't worry overly much about the proper scale.The &quot;minis&quot; I made myself out of cardboard, construction paper, and crafting paper (stone colossus, wood colossus, zygomind, walking brain, retriever) are on display on top of various bookcases, along with similar items like my scale-model expanded Daern's instant fortress and the riverboat that crosses the River Styx.Johnathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richards, post: 8228159, member: 508"] I have an under-the-bed plastic tote, which I partitioned off into six sections with cardboard dividers: animals, vermin, outsiders/elementals, magical beasts/aberrations, constructs/undead, and giants. Then I have a few plastic cases (that once held grapes or strawberries) with my humans, elves/dwarves, reptilian humanoids, and monstrous humanoids - those are stored in a dresser drawer in my game room, along with my beholders minis boxed set and some oversized plastic models I use for D&D minis (a few dinosaurs, a cyclops, a chimera, a hydra, an elephant, a rhino, and some giant bugs). The dragons, for the most part, are kept in a display case. And then, in my game room closet, I have three large pickle jars containing my oddball assortment of aquatic creatures, skeletal dinosaurs, and various animals/dinosaurs that I can use as minis if I don't worry overly much about the proper scale. The "minis" I made myself out of cardboard, construction paper, and crafting paper (stone colossus, wood colossus, zygomind, walking brain, retriever) are on display on top of various bookcases, along with similar items like my scale-model expanded [i]Daern's instant fortress[/i] and the riverboat that crosses the River Styx. Johnathan [/QUOTE]

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