FeldherrStorage Box FSLB150 Compatible with 180 Miniatures

It's perfect to fit in your regular-sized figurines but if you have figurines that are larger like ogres, dragons, or anything else you can just cut down walls and reshape each layer to fit all your figurine needs. I even use it to put my unpainted figures in until I get around to painting them. I was worried that this handle wouldn't be able to hold up that well or is secure but it does. It's ideal to hold all your valuable items even if this is not used for DND. My first protective figurine case I got I had to cut into the foam core to create space for each figure which does not look as nice and is easy to mess up getting every inch out of it that you can get. Only getting these for the future and never looking back!

This case is right for protection of figurines. However, it would have been better if they included the carry handle. Not worth the trouble of return, just kind of a let down.

These are the answer to miniature storage. The foam can easily be trimmed for funky sized figures. This one box is holding 2 boxed sets of SPQR.

You’re looking for miniature storage on a budget. This is a GREAT solution. The main difference I find is that these foam trays do not have a sturdy bottom (see photo), but that helps with the next point... The 180 will hold all your standard 28mm miniatures quite nicely. Swords and spears sticking far out may not fit exactly in (see photo), but the soft, not rigid, bottom allows for gentle storage without the need for a ton of cutting foam to match exactly. The foam also has spaces for “taller” standard minis around the edges (fractionally taller) and all the spaces are designed as trapezoids which is a nice touch. No frills cardboard box works fine for carrying; if you’ve got a complaint about a cardboard box with a handle, remember, you’re looking at budget foam options. This IS a great product. I liked it so much, I am writing this review as I await the delivery of the 2nd box I ordered for larger minis!

This is the 2nd box I have bought, it is great. Foam is well made and the box construction is very good.The plastic handle does stick into the interior some and pushes on the foam, only point I would fix.

Freaking awesome case, even better value. Katy bar the door, this case has a buttload of capacity, is crazy lightweight, and is a really good price. The board itself is sturdy, but I obviously don't want it to get wet. Though, even with a plastic case, I still wouldn't want to swim with my army. Until Kevin Costner's breakout hit Water World becomes a reality, this case is honestly all you really need to transport a model heavy army.Whether you are transporting orcs, Soviets, or a ton of Imperial Guards that are destined to become Tyranid food, this case works.

A really great storage case for my 40K miniatures. I play Imperial Guard and this case basically fits all my standard infantry with room to spare for other miniatures. As a heads up, the top and bottom rows are taller then the middle two rows and I typically use them to store my radiomen or other taller miniatures. Just keep this in mind if you have a lot of taller miniatures that this might not be the best one to go for.The foam casing does a fantastic job of protecting the miniatures with the little handle I can safely carry my Guard to-and-fro... yes I'm a bit too cheap to pick up a proper carrying case. I will add, though, that the box itself is made of cardboard and while not a bad box at all does feel a bit flimsy. But then again this is the storage box and not a carrying case either.All and all a really fantastic set that offers a lot of room for my Guard and more to that end keeps them safe. Five stars!

I bought three of these to store my miniatures in. Since I don't transport my minis a lot (if at all) these worked great for the price. For someone who transports their minis a lot these might not do the trick and you may want to look into something more sturdy, but for general storage these are nice.

Exceptional good quality miniatures storage box. And boy! Can you get a lot in it! I'm using it for transporting 15mm armies to sis etcetera.I have fitted into my box: 1 company of Mechanised BRITSH infantry (3xFV432 per platoon) with HQ element (1xFV432 and 1xLandRover; 1 Company of Chieftain tanks, with HQ element (Tank & Armoured Car); 1 Platoon of Scimitar Tanks; 1x Platoon of Milan ATGM with 4xLand Rover; Medical Section with 1xSpartan & 1xLand Rover; REME Section of FV432, CVRT & 1xLand Rover); Rapier Section of 2xTracked Rapiers; Abbot Battery (3xAbbot & 1xSpartan FO); 2xLynx HELARM; 1xLynx and 1xGazelle helicopters as well! AND IT ALL FITS! With room for a blowpipe section and 4xHMG in SF role &HQ element!!! And a Land Rover to transport them of course :)I have yet to fit my Soviet's in the other box, but considering how much I crammed into this one for the BRITSH I'm pretty sure my two companies of Tanks, 3 companies of infantry with BMP, BTR-60 and BTR-50k will fit with artillery, FO's and NBC recon element with room to spare....I thoroughly recommend these boxes and will be getting several more to house my Americans, USMC and Italian armies!!!

Great value for money - will not fit anything bigger than standard 28mm infantry models, and even then it may still be a tight fit for models with longer weapons, claws, horns, etc.Would however be easy enough to cut the small dividing section out effectively merging together 2 slots to allow for any slightly bigger infantry models.

Exactly what I was looking for however, I personally think it's overpriced.

These boxes and trays are ideal for miniatures and figures - in my case Dungeons & Dragons miniatures. The trays are just the right size, and the boxes are made out of a strong sort of cardboard.

spot on