FeldherrStorage Box FSLB150 Compatible with 100 Miniatures Plus Tanks or Monster

The customizable-sized slots are perfect for players with bigger, oddly-shaped mini's. My only complaint is that the case itself is just thin cardboard. The mini's with more sensitive points will inevitably break apart, but that's more on the mini's than any case you put them in.

This worked out really well for my first born space wolves, primaris marines not as good but nicely enough. Had to modify it a bit for the characters. Overall awesome

I play Warhammer 40k and I found this product while looking for a carry case with foam trays. For the price, I figured "Eh, why not?". It's not perfect, but it's definitely a solid case.Warhammer models are pretty big compared to standard D&D models, and they wouldn't fit into the precut foam trays initially, so I had to cut out bigger squares into the trays and I was able to put my models into them afterwards and it works out great. They fit nice and snug, and now I store my army in this case and take it to my weekly games. The handle could be a little better made, but again, I'm not complaining for $40 when I've seen other players spend $100+ for something comparable.If for nothing else, this would make a great starting case for someone getting into playing games with miniatures. It's a cheap investment that gives you foam trays to play around with, and the box itself is pretty well-made. It's good value for the money, and would make a great gift for a fellow tabletop gamer.

While the immediate concern regarding the Feldherr case is it's cardboard construction, the coating on its surface and reinforced carry handle mitigate any fears of the case failing under pressure.Just don't sit on it!

You already know it's in a cardboard box, right? Okay. But real talk, the foam inside is very decent quality, and if you have another case, this would be worth it for the foam alone. Also came with a paper guide for planning your layout, which was actually pretty handy. The Amazon prime shipping on this item is what sells it, though. That's the savvy business decision setting these apart from the rest. I needed a case in 2 days, ordered these for the 1 day shipping.Gave it 2 stars for "giftable," since the cardboard would feel disappointing to a kid who's worried about street cred at the nerd store. But to someone who knows what good foam is, these would be very good, especially considering the price of foam mini cases anywhere else.

When I did a search on Star Wars Legion and Feldherr (because I own some of their other storage solutions) this came up and seemed to support what I wanted. Upon receiving it, it was all it was purported to be then I tried putting the Legion minis into it. They don't fit the best. The fit is tight in all directions. Can I use it? yes. I am just not overjoyed with it.

The outer shell of the box is laminated cardboard, kind of janky, but the foam inserts are great. There are two with two sizes of infantry slots and one deep pluck foam tray. Accommodates 2000 points of space marines or orks comfortably but some models like my nighthaunt are going to be too fragile to transport even like this.All in all it isnt bad for the money, it beats the heck out of the games workshop branded case for less than half the price.

It's great for when you need to take certain minis with you on to go to keep them safe.It should meet the requirement for most campaign settings where you'll be playing 4-6 hours. Unless you've got a very heavy combat campaign.It's light, easy to work. I wish the outside was a little more sturdy. Like if the cardboard were reinforced.I'm scared someone is going to step on it and it won't work anymore.

first thing to keep in mind if your a Warhammer player this will hold up two 20 primaris space marines and 80 tac marines so if your a primaris only player don't buy but if your mix and mach and you want to prioritize the big slots for primaris this is perfect and the pik and peel holds a surprising amount of big models like i got a repulsor executioner and a preditor tank as well as plenty of space for other units

For what this product is, at the price point it's at, I would have expected the outer cardboard casing to be a little thicker, if I was going to be nitpicky. However, the foam works fine - it's pliable and has a nice density to it - and the plastic handle seems par for the course. If you are going to quibble over a few quid, then maybe slightly cheaper options will entice you. As it is, I'm happy enough with the case I bought and I may very well buy more.

Cheap cardboard , poor packaging, arrived damaged soaked and moldy ....

La espuma customizable para vehículo y miniaturas más grande y las celdillas para infanteria están muy bien.En cuanto al cartón exterior es lo más lamentable que he visto nunca sobre todo para el precio que tiene. Va a durar dos días. Si quieres fabricar un maletin de transporte y que sea de cartón, por lo menos sea de un cartón duro y grueso y con un acabado decente.

Ich wollte meine Warhammer 40k Space Marine Armee in dieser Box verstauen, nur leider geht die Größe der Felder hinten und vorne nicht auf. Zumindest was die neueren Space Marine Figuren angeht kann ich von einem Kauf eher abraten. Ich dachte erst das das vergrößern der Felder zweckdienlich wäre aber nach dem nachmessen fiel mir auf das sobald die Figur etwas ausgefallener ist wie der Standardmarine (Gewehr vor der Brust) es einfach nicht aufgeht. Soldaten mit einem Schwert oder ähnlichem nehmen in den vorgeschnittenen Schaumstoffeinlagen einfach zu viel Platz weg und stehen Teils zu weit in die Höhe ab. Ich denke Einlagen zum selber schneiden könnten da hilfreich sein und deutlich besser funktionieren. Die Pappbox für den Transport ist jetzt nix ausgefallenes aber ich denke ausreichend für kurze Tragewege, Verarbeitung wirkt alles in allem recht gut.Ich fände eine ausführlichere Produktbeschreibung, welche div. Spielsysteme/Sammlungen ausschließt oder zumindest "vorwarnt" eine gute Idee.Fazit: Für Sammler von kleinen Modellen o.ä. gut geeignet, für Tabletop Spieler nur bedingt, je nach Base und Figurenform.