oTTRPGo Miniatures Carrying Transport Display Storage Case.Magnetic
Bottom line: The oTTRPGo Miniatures Carrying Transport Display Storage Case.Magnetic: Six adjustable metal trays slide up/down for mixed model heights; main trade-off: magnets not included, so every miniature needs magnetizing first.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Six adjustable metal trays slide up/down for mixed model heights
- ✓ 20-inch interior clears titanic units and large monsters
- ✓ Removable trolley bar plus four wheels convert it to rolling mode
- ✓ Acrylic front door with snap fasteners seals out dust during transport
- ✓ Stacking pins turn two cases into a stacked display showcase
Cons
- ✗ Magnets not included, so every miniature needs magnetizing first
- ✗ Ten-minute assembly required before first use
- ✗ Trays only hold magnetized models, not foam-fitted ones
SpecPicks Verdict
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Key Features
- The Miniatures Storage set includes six black metal trays, one removable trolley bar, four removable wheels, four stacking pins, eight pre-existing hanging clasps, one pre-existing cord hole, and one pre-existing lock hole. (Lights, magnets, luggage locks, and miniatures on display are not included.)
- Transparent protective door on the front, with added snap fasteners for added sealing, effectively keeping it below dust intrusion, while ensuring that your miniatures army will not be attacked from the outside while on the move or on display. Wire locking holes are also reserved for emergencies. The door display frame is made of high quality transparent acrylic with high translucency, which can clearly display your action figures army posture.
- The miniatures case has been raised to 20 inches, expanding the storage space and adding more possibilities for the placement of large monsters or titanic units. Meanwhile, the interior is designed with slides in which the metal trays can be adjusted up and down to facilitate the storage and display of models of different sizes. The metal trays are suitable for miniatures that are fixed by magnets, making it more flexible and safe to move your army.
- The miniatures case defaults to suitcase mode with a sturdy and reliable top pre-installed carry handle. The removable trolley and removable wheels allow the suitcase mode to be transformed into suitcase mode, making it lighter and less labour intensive to move around. When using Stacking Pins to transform into Stacking Showcase mode, the bottom wheels also allow for easy movement around the showroom. Meanwhile, the 8 reserved hooks on both sides of the case allow for the use of hooked mesh bags for carrying extra props.
- This Miniatures Storage set requires assembly, which can be easily done in about ten minutes using the screwdriver provided. Additionally the back of the case is pre-drilled with wire holes by default, you can remove the dust plug,which will help you better organise the routing of the wiring if you need to stack the display modes and want to add more lighting effects to your standing army.
- The magnetic solution has been proven by a superb number of players to be one of the most effective storage and carrying solutions. Imagine no longer having to worry about the dreaded foam compartment unloading your Miniature army's weapon accessories, or having to just put your army of miniatures back into the cubby holes one by one after your tournament opponents have all arrived home.
Full Specifications
| PLEASE NOTE | The rolls have been tested and have a high load bearing capacity, but for better protection and safety of your Miniatures Warriors, please try to move the box on a flat surface. For modellers of Warhammer 40k, DND, Battletech and more, this highly expandable, high quality miniatures storage case is certainly one of the perfect gifts. |
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| Full listing title | Miniatures Carrying Transport Display Storage Case.Magnetic Compatible with Warhammer 40k DND Miniatures (Large Size) |
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