Display cabinets
A cabinet lets you enjoy your collection between games. Choose stable shelves and leave space between models. An enclosed cabinet reduces dust, but you still need a separate plan when you travel.
A-CASE / Practical guide
How to store miniatures
Keep your next game ready to play.
Wondering how to store miniatures without damaging painted details? A good setup protects your work and makes each model easy to find. Start with how you use your collection: display at home, weekly games at a club, or regular trips with a whole army.
The right choice leaves room around fragile details, keeps loose parts organised and makes packing a routine you can trust.
How to store miniatures at home and between games.
Foam trays
Well-fitting foam supports models in individual compartments. Check that weapons, wings and banners are not forced against the foam, and lift models by their bases rather than pulling on delicate parts.
Magnetic shelves
Suitable magnets secure bases to steel shelves. This leaves painted surfaces clear of surrounding foam and makes it easy to change the layout. The magnets and their attachment need to suit each model’s weight.
Build a layout you can use every week.
Group miniatures by army, team or encounter. Put the models you use most where you can reach them easily, and give taller figures their own clear space. A removable shelf can keep a unit together from storage to setup.
Store cards, dice, spare weapons and flight stands in suitable organisers. Keeping them separate from painted models helps avoid loose pieces knocking against a miniature in transit.
If your collection grows, review the layout instead of filling every gap. Space around a model matters as much as the number of bases you can fit on a shelf.
Choose a case by the models, not the points.
Two armies with the same points value can need very different amounts of space. Measure the widest footprint and tallest assembled model, including its scenic base, then compare the usable dimensions on the product page.
Start with Victory 2.0 for a compact selection, compare Messenger for a mixed tournament force, consider Carrier for hands-free travel, and look at Kane when tall models or a larger collection need more room.
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