Leave the details untouched
Magnets secure the bases to steel shelves. There are no foam slots rubbing against painted surfaces, delicate weapons or banners.
A-CASE / Warhammer 40,000
Warhammer 40K carrying cases
Your army, ready for the next battle.
Your painted army deserves a careful journey to the table. An A-CASE Warhammer carrying case secures magnetised bases to steel shelves, keeping foam away from weapons, banners and painted surfaces. Choose a shoulder bag or backpack around the models you actually take to a game.
Explore Messenger
Less packing. More playing.
A magnetic carrying case that adapts to your army.
A mixed force rarely fits a neat set of foam slots. Arrange infantry together, leave room around vehicles and raise a shelf for taller models. When your army list changes, change the layout instead of cutting a new tray.
Change your list, keep your case
Adjust shelf spacing and move models around as your collection grows. You decide where each miniature stands.
See what you packed
Keep your miniatures upright and visible on removable shelves. Find the model you need without searching through layers of foam.
Choose by fit
Which case suits your Warhammer army?
Start with your largest model, then plan the rest of the force around it. These are ways to compare the range, not promises that every army of a given points value will fit.
A compact infantry force
For a Kill Team or a smaller collection, compare Victory 2.0. Set out the bases you want to carry and check the shelf footprint, leaving room for weapons that extend beyond each base.
Check Victory 2.0 dimensionsInfantry and vehicles
Compare Messenger for a mixed force. Measure tanks across their widest weapons and check how much height remains for infantry shelves above them.
See Messenger dimensionsTall or bulky models
Compare the Kane backpack when Knights, large monsters or a bigger collection need more room. Include scenic bases, wings and banners in your measurements.
Explore the larger Kane backpackKeep your hands free
Carrier or Kane: choose your Warhammer backpack.
If you walk to your club or use public transport, Carrier puts a compact magnetic transport system on your back. Its padded bag and three accessory pockets give you a practical way to carry miniatures and smaller gaming essentials together.
Carrier measures approximately 44 × 27 × 17 cm externally, excluding the pockets from the width and depth. It weighs 2.45 kg with three shelves, before adding miniatures. Check the internal frame dimensions as well as the shelf size when planning your army.
Need more room on your back? Kane is also a backpack, with greater capacity for larger armies and bulky models. Compare both layouts before choosing: Carrier for a compact load, Kane when your collection needs more space.
See Carrier dimensions Compare the Kane backpackPack with confidence.
Do my miniatures need magnets?
Yes. The steel shelves need a magnetic connection to the base or a suitable magnetised support. Ordinary plastic bases do not attach on their own. Choose the magnet strength for the weight of each model and test the hold.
Will a 2,000-point Warhammer army fit?
Points do not measure physical size. Two 2,000-point armies can need very different amounts of space. Lay out your actual infantry, vehicles and characters, then compare their footprint and height with the case dimensions.
Can I change the layout later?
Yes. Adjustable shelves let you change the available height as you add new miniatures. Keep enough clearance for the tallest detail and secure the shelves before carrying the case.
