KRMulticase figure case for 108 28mm troops: 108 compartments (108x 32mm deep, each 52mm x 32mm)

A very simple construction of solid, reasonably heavy grade cardboard (not corrugated), with segmented foam trays inside. First impressions? Good. On closer inspection? Very good.While this is (obviously) not one of the heavy-duty blow-mould cases, this is still a tidy, neat holder for wargame models. If you're thinking of using this for home storage, then it's ideal; for outside, regular gaming? perhaps not. But that's not to detract from this case. It's simple, and sturdy enough to protect your figures, either for storage or light transportation.Initially I thought that the price (as of writing, about £26) seemed expensive, but to mock-up something similar from separate boxes and foam would not be far off a similar price, so I'm pretty happy with the product.

Great value for money, the foam is durable and flexible enough to handle miniatures that push against the sides of the spaces. If you need to clip out sections for tall or broad minis, the foam maintains integrity around the clipped out sections.The card seems hard-wearing. I've taken it out and been caught in the rain several times, and it has wiped dry without distending or warping. It seems non-porous, even though it has an unfinished, slightly rough feel.It could easily be customised with paint, stickers or markers, as the outside surface is not too shiny.The only criticism is that the double fold on the section for the handle to pass through can be a bit finicky. I understand the need for reinforcing this area, but it would have been better to glue the flaps together, as the handle can get caught between flaps and need a bit of maneuvering to get right.

Great case for keeping my painted figures organised and protected. I keep my Bloodbowl figures in it, as well as the Talisman figures I painted. It doesn't fit my larger miniatures, but I looked at the sizes carefully before purchasing so I knew what I was getting.The case itself is nice and sturdy, and the foam trays fit in snuggly, so no movement when being carried.Would recommend.

I've bought KR Multicases many times and find that they are great for carrying my collections of figures in safety. This is a basic foam tray set for 200x28mm wargames infantry figures protected in a heavy duty cardboard case which is sturdy enough to withstand rough handling or being bounced about in a bag with your other gaming bits. Great value to protect your figures if you don't want (or need) to pay out for their superb aluminium carry cases.

Product arrived 1 day before the estimated delivery, so definitely worth the postage cost. Came well wrapped with bubblewrap and plastic.Size wise this takes up slightly less space than the old small citadel hardcase, but fits more in it. Also the company offers alternate cut outs that will just drop in nicely. This is where the eight sections come in handy rather than 4 rows so you can do vehicles down one side and troops down the other or mix and match in layers.The cardboard is nice and thick and will survive some serious knocks, whether kicked by a toddler or falls of the kitchen side onto a hard floor. could probably survive a splash of water but not a constant application of it like a plastic or aluminium case would. The case has a flexible plastic handle which is large enough to fit a large adult male hand in comfortably for extended periods.The foam is nice and thick and a top protective sheet of foam is included for the top layer, like in a citadel case. There is some visible glue, but this actually reassures me as the GW foam trays came apart pretty quickly, especially when customising to fit odd shaped models and this foam feels a lot more rigid in its grid.Would buy alternate foam inserts from this company for the specialist models in my miniatures collection

Good cheap case not sure how long it last.Is cardboard so it won't last for ever. But worth it for the price.

Awesome storage for your important minis, might need another soon. Highly recommended for stationary collections

I've now switched to KR Mulitcases for all of my miniatures. Sturdy, safe and stackable, i can cut or trim th insides to accommodate pretty much anything I need to.