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<blockquote data-quote="bytor4232" data-source="post: 3683785" data-attributes="member: 39692">I keep most of my plastic, rubber, and toy miniatures in pencil boxes.&nbsp; I sometimes use chess pieces as well to mark the baddies I don't have minis for.&nbsp; That is getting done less and less since my collection has grown due to my boss getting out of the hobby and giving me about 800 metal-based minis.For the painted metal minis, I use the little tool bins you get at the hardware store to sort nuts, bolts, screws and other fasteners.&nbsp; I use pencil boxes with padding for transporting the minis thou.Anyhoo, here is a pic of my painted minis:<img src="http://arthur.jfmi.net/tmp/IMG_1698.JPG" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />I have over 800 metal-based miniatures, and about 300 plastic/rubber/toy minis.&nbsp; There is a lot of unsorted minis in that upper box I haven't been able to go through yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bytor4232, post: 3683785, member: 39692"] I keep most of my plastic, rubber, and toy miniatures in pencil boxes. I sometimes use chess pieces as well to mark the baddies I don't have minis for. That is getting done less and less since my collection has grown due to my boss getting out of the hobby and giving me about 800 metal-based minis. For the painted metal minis, I use the little tool bins you get at the hardware store to sort nuts, bolts, screws and other fasteners. I use pencil boxes with padding for transporting the minis thou. Anyhoo, here is a pic of my painted minis: [IMG]http://arthur.jfmi.net/tmp/IMG_1698.JPG[/IMG] I have over 800 metal-based miniatures, and about 300 plastic/rubber/toy minis. There is a lot of unsorted minis in that upper box I haven't been able to go through yet. [/QUOTE]

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