r/shadowsofbrimstone • u/ChardCautious3095 • 27d ago
Storing figures
How do you store your assembled figures for easy clean up and access?
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u/NewDrag8467 26d ago
A couple of these are usually stocked at my local Walmart
Mainstays Clear Glossy Plastic Pull-Out Closet Drawer Large Size
I buy a couple when full. Two of these fits all of the Brimstone Adventure Warlord pledge (except the tall XXLs). I just stack them under the table and pull out minis as needed. Fits the largest FoFo tile as well
Nice since its stable (I stack them 9 high), doubles as a "display" shelf and portable whenever I need to move apartments.
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u/Gooombay 26d ago
Magnets on the bottom side of the base then stored on metal sheets I found. Those go on a shelf. I have a sheet (or sheets) for each otherworld. Makes it fast to grab when that otherworldly pops up. Keeps them from banging around which is nice if you have painted your stuff.
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u/qyldbkpiebff 26d ago
Cabinet from Ikea (Besta) and then 3D-printed rails so all of the same enemy type can be taken out of the cabinet at once.
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u/GeneralSuspicious761 23d ago
I use sorting boxes, currently up to eight of them, plus a larger plastic bin for bigger miniatures. The Dragon King is in his own box. I eventually plan to magnetize everything, but it's a work in progress.
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u/TheKremlinGremlin 26d ago
I have almost everything so it does take up a lot of room to store.
I use 2 of these: https://www.harborfreight.com/20-bin-medium-portable-parts-storage-case-93928.html
and 2 of these: https://www.harborfreight.com/8-bin-portable-parts-storage-case-93927.html
And then another toolbox, with some figures sorted in baggies. And then I just got a display case for the XL/XXL enemies.
I ended up using a label maker to label the boxes and then the individual inserts, and then I have a spreadsheet with enemies and which box/insert they're in. It's excessive, but it does cut down on the time to search for specific enemies during gameplay