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<blockquote data-quote="Hawkshere" data-source="post: 3217869" data-attributes="member: 2417">I started out with a nice hardware organizer, with drawers and resizable partitions, all that. This works fine if you only have 1 to 3 sets worth of minis;&nbsp; it scales very poorly beyond that.My biggest issues are shelf space and WAF, and there is no way my small horde of plastic monsters is going to occupy high rent real estate in my condo, like shelf or closet space.Current solution: each category of minis (orcs, monstrous undead, elementals, etc.) gets its own labelled heavy-duty plastic zip bag of the appropriate size, and the bags all go into a long underbed box. This heavy plastic box from the Container Store is approximately 36&quot;x18&quot;x6&quot;, and easily holds thousands of minis. (I have another one of these under the bed containing all my extra electronics cabling, adapters, computer parts, and such, which the S.O. particularly loathes, hehehe...)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hawkshere, post: 3217869, member: 2417"] I started out with a nice hardware organizer, with drawers and resizable partitions, all that. This works fine if you only have 1 to 3 sets worth of minis; it scales very poorly beyond that. My biggest issues are shelf space and WAF, and there is no way my small horde of plastic monsters is going to occupy high rent real estate in my condo, like shelf or closet space. Current solution: each category of minis (orcs, monstrous undead, elementals, etc.) gets its own labelled heavy-duty plastic zip bag of the appropriate size, and the bags all go into a long underbed box. This heavy plastic box from the Container Store is approximately 36"x18"x6", and easily holds thousands of minis. (I have another one of these under the bed containing all my extra electronics cabling, adapters, computer parts, and such, which the S.O. particularly loathes, hehehe...) [/QUOTE]

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