Storing 7 20mm figures

Started by Last Hussar, 13 July 2026, 12:05:45 PM

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Last Hussar

13 July 2026, 12:05:45 PM
Good afternoon gentlemen.

I have 7 20mm figures, which I have painted for the boardgame 'Colt Express'.  Any suggestions on the best way to store them?

Thanks.
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Big Insect

13 July 2026, 02:35:18 PM #1
I bought some deep, clear plastic, click lid, airtight freezer boxes, which I store various RPG game 'gangs' in, such as my various Frostgrave bands or my Nolans Sisters Gang for the cowboy game 'Liberty' etc. They can be labelled & easily stored & stacked. I pad out the boxes with some bubble-wrap.
Works for me  :D
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Ithoriel

13 July 2026, 02:51:03 PM #2
How about one of these and some cotton wool? Ideal number of compartments! £3.99 from Amazon

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Last Hussar

13 July 2026, 04:11:32 PM #3
Quote from: Ithoriel on 13 July 2026, 02:51:03 PMHow about one of these and some cotton wool? Ideal number of compartments! £3.99 from Amazon

Oooo - Now there's a thought! Going to browse pill boxes. I have one, but that is for pills! See if I can find one 25mm long. Trip to Boots coming up!
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