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 / Zombicide
Zombicide carrying case
Keep the horde under control between games.
Choose a Zombicide carrying case to organise survivors and enemies for game night. Magnetic shelves give painted miniatures their own space, without piling them into a box.
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Less packing. More playing.
Choosing your Zombicide carrying case.
Group survivors, regular enemies and larger threats in a layout that is easy to unpack. Adjust the height for oversized sculpts and add only the miniatures needed for the next session.
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
Start with A-CASE Messenger.
A practical starting point for a tournament army, with adjustable shelves and a shoulder strap.
Start with Messenger for a growing miniature collection, or compare Kane for many expansions. Check the board tiles and other game components separately; model capacity depends on the edition and your collection.
See Messenger dimensions and optionsPack 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.
How many models will fit?
There is no single figure that works for every collection. Base size, height and the space around each model all affect capacity. Compare your actual layout with the shelf dimensions before ordering.
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.
