I made an undisclosed mistake whilst dealing with KR Multicases and returning some stuff to them in exchange for better stuff: now I owe them a favour and would like to tell everybody how AWESOMELY GOOD they and their products are...so there you have it, go buy their stuff :-).

Throughout the whole process they've been really helpful, understanding and gone the extra mile: the cases I need will be turning up in a bit and I'll be sure to let all those Epic players know the exact setup I've gone for.

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I don't owe them a favour, but I too can vouch for them – very satisfied with my pair of cases, moved house with them several times and even the card ones are very robust!

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Anyone mind giving some case to mini recomendations? I'm going to need to move my collection overseas soon and so want to make sure they do so safely

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I've had one of their cardboard cases for over 4 years or so, still going strong

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They are very nice. Just don't use the 6mm for infantry. Also, take a look at primarchs posts.

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+1.

I had a couple of mistakes with my order but both were sorted out quickly and with no quibbles at their expense.

I've been meaning to photo my stuff in the trays - will try to tomorrow..

I am another happy KR customer - 10+ cases for Epic, BFG, 40k and WHFB minis all securely and efficiently stored - plus all the boxes stack properly which is a great bonus.

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I have two of their cardboard cases for my Eldar 40K army and they are excellent. They are very sturdy and easy to transport. I also recommend them.

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Ok folks, finally got around to getting you the information needed! I use the cardboard cases at the moment but will shortly upgrade to using them for storage and an aluminium case for transport on the rear of my bike. IN the meantime the setup inside each case is in 2 halves; one consisting of 4xM4H trays, these are the right size to fit 2 infantry stands in or 4 if you can pile them in. The other side consists of 1xJ5H pick and pluck section for titans and super heavy things and a larger N3H tray for larger vehicles. Still need to fine tune the seup bit I'll get there soon!

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I got a card case for xmas..... already has a hole in the front from a very gentle push from my 4 year old..... can't say I'm overly impressed with their sturdiness tbh....

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I was unaware of four-year olds being able to push gently. Adding to database...

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Nitpicks Knapsack (Scratchbuilding and 3D designing and printing and painting)

About the M4H tray, with two infantry stand next to each other and loads of space to the top, don't they fall around in the compartment and scrape against each other (when the case is upright/carried around)?

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Mr Gonzo: yes, you'd be right that they move around BUT...I only stack my non-metal (PLASTIC ONLY) infantry in this way; and with 4 bases i find that they don't wiggle around. It's a risk I'm personally happy to take: all my mini's get two coats of varnish and I've never found plastic on plastic to do any damage. Not necessarily recommending it though!

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