Miniature Storage Figure Case, Miniature Sturdy Hard Case TORIBIO 48 Slot Figurine Minature Carrying Case, Compatible with Warhammer 40k, Dungeons & Dragons and More

I generally don’t use this type of case, but needed one for some recent warbands that I painted up - All pieces are in 28mm scale and most are roughly humanoid size, but I had several very large figures with protruding pieces that would not be able to be carried in my usual storage solution - these guys would need a roughly 3x3 space to avoid breakage during transport. After looking at multiple options, I tried this one because of the price and the listed interior dimensions. Very happy with this purchase - the foam trays have removable sections and the bottom of each tray is about 1/8” thick foam sheeting. I was able to accommodate the three large miniatures by cutting squares out of the top tray and removing some of the foam separation on the bottom (see pictures) - this worked perfectly! The foam on the inside lid keeps everything from moving around too much. Excellent product and a lot cheaper than some of the other options available. Will definitely look at getting another one of these to take minis to games.

Great for taking a few kill teams for some quick games. Pretty handy.

Having several DnD figures, I’ve been needing a case to safely carry them around after a couple of them broke. This case is perfect for easily/safety carrying them around. Its small size makes it easy to carry, particularly with the handle and the cushion inside keep the minis safe very well. Plus, it can carry ALOT of minis, which is a big bonus for someone like me who has quite a few. I’d highly recommend this product

This case is definitely perfect if you want something budget friendly with great protection for transporting your 40K miniatures. The slots do require some modification if you want to store some bigger minis or vehicles, but the foam is very easy to cut

I had originally bought this to hold painted minis during a move. They all survived the trip, though the small size of the foam insert's cells required a little modification to fit irregularly-shaped minis (humanoids with wings or outstretched arms and weapons) and larger minis (humanoids with mounts). The case's plastic is a little tougher than you might expect, but very obviously much ligher and thinner than a pelican or plano. I wouldn't suggest flying with it unless it's packed inside a larger container. It does the job and it's not expensive, but if you travel a lot and have little time to check minis for damage (for wargame tournaments or whatever) I would probably get something larger and sturdier. As an unintended bonus, after removing the minis at the end of my trip this case became a cheap container for spare drone parts, a job it has excelled at.