Games Workshop 99239999075 Citadel Battle Figure Case, Black

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The trays are the typical channel foam that’s become the staple of Citadel cases for the past few years.

uk and send your item to: Ashdown Gaming, The Wheatsheaf, Mount Pleasant, Crowborough, TN6 2NF, United Kingdom. We know that you want the best protection for your miniatures - the foam inside the case is slightly larger than the case itself, and will compress around the figures when closed, ensuring a minimum of movement for any miniature. Containing one set of our revolutionary channel foam, the Citadel Battle Figure Case has been specially designed to fit almost any model that we make, any shape and size, quickly and easily without the chore of cutting and shaping to fit. 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. There’s nothing wrong with soft cases, I own a few myself, but having a hard exterior case is never a bad thing in my opinion.The foam that Citadel has used for this case is beautifully soft, but still sits on the sturdy side. These programs are designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to these affiliated sites. Then you factor in the lower trays and you can add in some Dreadnoughts, Rhinos, or even some larger infantry. While smaller than the Crusade case, the battle case's smaller cousin, the skirmish case, stacks neatly on top of it.

I’ve fit 25 space marines, 20 terminators (with banners and halberds), 2 fully glued together dread knights (with greatswords! The foam-case system works, and the curious part of me is intrigued by the physics of how the foam compresses around miniatures. The Citadel cases are fantastic for what they do, transport and protect your miniatures as they go from point A to B.The hinge in the back is reinforced with a metal pin (an upgrade from other cases that use plastic hinges that can break or warp over time). The Crusade case (the big one listed above) has the zig zag foam in 4 giant stacks that will fit a pretty large collection of miniatures. 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. Although the foam is flexible, it doesn’t feel like it's going to break as you move the miniatures from the case to the battlefield and back again.

Citadel Crusade Case (large) The Citadel Crusade Case reviewed is a fairly large army transport case. I know people who use this Citadel case regularly for pewter metal models, including the bigger warjacks from Privateer Press.Does the usefulness and convenience of the Citadel Army Transport case justify its cost compared to other options on the market? Though the weight of these heavier models (generally made of pewter) may shift the foam and surrounding content a bit more. To ensure the robustness of the stress points, a metal hinge runs along the back, strengthening and adding a reassuring weightiness. 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).

Citadel Battle Figure Case – GW-60-38 The Citadel Figure Cases are the perfect way to transport and protect your Citadel miniatures. To keep things simple, I review using details of largest of the Citadel army transport case systems, the Crusade Case.

I was able to fit around 15 miniatures into each of the trays, which averages out at around 60 models in total. I know the standard of protection I’m going to receive with the citadel cases, and I’m unlikely to find the same unbeatable standard of product from any other make of case.