Games Workshop 99239999075 Citadel Battle Figure Case, Black

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The Citadel Battle Figure Case also comes with a padded shoulder strap, making it even easier to transport.

In fact, I think the shape/flexibility of the foam would be really useful for safely squeezing the most cumbersome of my Privateer Press models, including the warcaster, Harbinger of Menoth, and the warjack, Guardian (with it’s two fragile flags). For more options for taking your painted miniature armies with you, check out this article for more army transport options. At a guess, I would say that the Citadel Battle Figure case could hold around 1000-1500 points of any sized miniatures up to 50mm. Tarda més a arribar del que diuen quan fas la comanda però pots anar fent seguiment del paquet xq l’enviament a Espanya és amb correos. The gaps are cut into flexible zig-zag shapes so that they can bend around any weapons or stray limbs whilst holding them in place, and avoiding any breakages.Citadel Battle Figure Case – GW-60-38 The Citadel Figure Cases are the perfect way to transport and protect your Citadel miniatures. Designed with a tough and sturdy outer shell, it guarantees protection on the most bumpy of journeys.

Now, a question does come up: Would the Crusade case fit my Warmachine/Hordes models or other wargaming miniatures? Here’s a quick summary: The Citadel Crusade Case for transporting your miniature army is a fantastic way for storing and traveling with your painted miniature collection. Practical, sturdy, and with a unique foam system, for the most part can transport most, or even your entire army. It’s more work attaching magnets and with a lot of models the whole thing is very heavy (you need metal plates inside the case).The foam inserts are slightly larger than the case itself, so they compress slightly when the lid is shut, reducing model movement in transit, and the case features nylon catches, so the catches will not break, should it experience a fall. I have friends that got one of these cases for their armies years ago, and they still look good as new after hundreds of uses. While I’m very happy with my purchase of the Crusade case (it appears to be a good value), I own a glue gun and a roll of duct tape. It holds the models tightly, but doesn’t press on the weapons or strain any of the spindly ethereal plastic that sticks out of particular models. These programs are designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to these affiliated sites.