Case

[tadaka]

Looking for some advice. I am trying to find a case like the small pack case from battle foam but one that will hold larger malifaux models like chomp or peacekeeper. I know that means it has to be bigger but some thing that would be able to hold like 3 or 4 40/50 mm models and about 10 30 mm. Any one have any ideas.

[Mako]

I always recommend KR multicases, I have one of the aquilla 3 bags with half of it pluck foam and half trays for 30mm models. That would take all of that with a bit of space left oveer

[sarge]

+1 to what Mako said, I always use KR multicase. Very easy make up to suit your needs. I use the cardboard boxes and have various layouts of foam. IMO Very versatile.

[Bruglyother]

I've personally gone away from foam entirely. I bought and modified a tool box to hold models with magnetized bases. Works pretty well. I would not use it if I were to travel by plane or some such, but for getting to and from the shop, it works like a charm. I'm not even worried about it on car trips. I'm up to five crews and have only filled half of the space, and that includes all of my game aids.

[Clousseau]

Another recommendation for KR from me. Lots of different options so you should find something suitable.

[Huang Da Wei]

I use KR cases and they hold most of what I need but if I take all my stuff to the club that means aluminium case for me. I have one that takes kr foam tray on one side and books plus diced foam on the other (for the big models)

[El Indio]

I use a toolbox, as well, but rather than go through the hassle of applying magnets (and hoping that they stick), I go for craft foam, the kind that goes in pillows and stuffed animals. It comes in big blocks that you can find in craft stores. I buy it several inches thick, cut it to fit the toolbox, then cut in the outlines of the models I want to store with an X-acto. If you buy a toolbox with a lift-out tray, you can use the lower half for big models, and the tray for smaller stuff. It's loads cheaper than Battlefoam (or a pile of rare earth magnets) and it works great.