Like all gamers, I want good protection for my miniatures. After spending hours building and painting them, I want to bring them out to play and of course, not damage them on the way out. I have used KR Multicase in the past [look 
here and 
here] and have been impressed with the price vs quality of the product line. 
So I thought, why not show you guys what I have and maybe send some of you their way too (KR does not sponsor this blog and probably should). 
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| Bag from the outside looks like normal bag so walking into the office yield no unwanted stares | 
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| Pop open the top and nestled nicely inside the case are 2 cardboard boxes | 
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| Bag is sturdy even without the boxes | 
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| Pop them open to find your preciousssssss | 
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| These are the contents of one case | 
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| And the other case with my Serpents and Jetbikes. A really nice touch is the holes to which the stands can pop into. The Serpent stand however had to go under my tank since I based them on large stands | 
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| Pockets to hide these cards | 
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| More pockets for army lists and rulebooks | 
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| Dice and objective markers | 
The above miniatures you see are actually what I will be using at my game later today. It's 1850 points + extra minis (I didn't want my stuff to jiggle about so filled up the cases). 
Hope you like the mini-review. I will be doing a batrep after today's game with Marshall. 
 
 
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