This Army Figure Case includes one (1) Heavy Duty Bag and six (6) 1 inch thick pre-cut foam trays.
THE BAG
These bags are made with a basic green canvas exterior, they are rigid in construction having what I presume to be heavy card sew into them. They have a variety of pockets, for books and tokens, along with that ever present cup holder. And they come with foam.
THE FOAM
It’s all quite good foam too. They have a very solid bottom construction, and seem very well glued on. Interestingly the pluck foam plucks in 1cm x 1cm pieces in the 2 inch thick tray and 2cm x 2cm in the 3 inch thick tray, instead of the usual ¼ inch x ¼ inch pieces (in Sabol, etc). On the 2 inch thick tray, the pluckable pieces go out a lot closer to the edge than other trays I’ve seen
The tray bag itself is approximately 15 inches wide, by 12 inches tall and 9 inches deep.
I think it is worth noting these trays are almost twice as big as Sabol trays!
At 13.5 inches by 10.5 inches, they even have a larger area than BattleFoam trays!
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The one inch tray.
1 inch high, with soft foam bottom (so models can be really crammed in there).
This tray is precut with thirty six 1 inch by 2 inch slots.
Obviously these trays were originally designed for GW games, but with the soft foam bottom, they can easily hold our more numerous small based models like Mechanithralls.
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The two inch tray.
These trays are actually more like 6cm high (~2.3 inches) high, with a solid, hard foam bottom (for extra strength). They are pluckable with 1cm x 1cm plucks.
This makes them perfect for pretty much all of our models, solid, well spaced, and hold a ton.
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The three inch tray.
These trays are actually 4 inches high, not including the base, not considering the thicker 1cm soft foam on the bottom. These are pretty huge, have 2cm x 2cm plucks and easily hold all miniatures and large tanks I have come across.
THE PRICE!
An unbeatable price. Compare the price with the GW, Battlefoam and Sabol bags and these are much cheaper and include the foam.
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