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Title: US source for really useful box inserts/trays?
Post by: Mrgunnar177 on December 26, 2022, 07:24:57 PM
Howdy just wondering if anyone stateside had any leads on really useful box trays or inserts, nobleknight hasn’t been restocked in 9 months or so from sally 4th and I’m looking for a US alternative
Cheers!
Title: Re: US source for really useful box inserts/trays?
Post by: TMcNulty on January 04, 2023, 04:37:38 AM
I've  been using these for years.
https://planomolding.com/products/prolatch-3700-deep-bulk-stowaway-pmc2378000?variant=40468020691104

https://planomolding.com/products/prolatch-3700-deep-stowaway-pmc2373005?variant=40468020297888
Title: Re: US source for really useful box inserts/trays?
Post by: Mrgunnar177 on January 04, 2023, 04:55:17 AM
No issues with paint chipping? With the really useful boxes I put down a magnetic sheet and then use flexible steel base bottoms or magnets to secure the models inside the box. The inserts allow me to get multiple levels of figs into the box.
Do you add any padding or anything to the Plano boxes?
Title: Re: US source for really useful box inserts/trays?
Post by: Mindenbrush on January 04, 2023, 01:24:20 PM
Amazon? Hobby Lobby?

The group I game with in Montreal and Ottawa use the Plano boxes for our 15/18mm Armies, the figures are mounted on LITKO plywood bases and whilst the figures do not move around, they don’t travel that far so no chance of a pothole making a mess of their neat ranks.

 
Title: Re: US source for really useful box inserts/trays?
Post by: Mrgunnar177 on January 04, 2023, 02:29:29 PM
Hobby lobby and Office Depot have the boxes but I’m looking for a supplier that make mdf trays that fit inside the boxes to I can layer minis in. Like 35mm trays or 70mm trays
Title: Re: US source for really useful box inserts/trays?
Post by: TMcNulty on January 05, 2023, 04:24:22 AM
No issues with paint chipping? With the really useful boxes I put down a magnetic sheet and then use flexible steel base bottoms or magnets to secure the models inside the box. The inserts allow me to get multiple levels of figs into the box.
Do you add any padding or anything to the Plano boxes?
I use no padding, the figures are fairly tight in the box. I have lined some trays with sticky back magnetic tape.