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Battlefoam is a bit pricey but worth every penny to me.

I use plastic tackle boxes with placeable dividers. On the inside is foam shelf liner. Each one of my boxes costs about $10 and can hold up to 48 28mm models.

Battlefoam, looked at some other competing ranges. Sabol et al. looks kinda tacky I have to have clothes and accessories that matches my stunning personality!

I was only later I found out that they're goddanged-sturdy. My cats use my 720 as a perch from which they pounce on cat 2 daily. No damage to any model.

The only downside... it takes ages to get your custom foam from the USA to Sweden. But meh...

I have this sweet tackle box that I got from Wall-mart for around $40 that works awesomely for me. I still have plenty of room left, and the miniatures don't get chipped while they're in it (this wouldn't work for you people with large bad- armies).
(There's a whole nother comparpment that I didn't open because I didn't feel like showing all my un-painted minis )

Battlefoam. Taking at least two 1520's to Adepticon. And at least a dozen to Games Day.

Battlefoam, specifically their 720's, I own three of them.

I also like the Portable Warfare Sergant, filled with battlefoam trays.

With foam you get what you pay for, and battlefoam is hands down the highest quality most space efficiant out there.

Space efficient. THAT is the make or break for me.

For me, as I am working on my first army in some 8 years, I am considering buying the battlefoam trays and maybe buying some cheaper plastic container type things..

you can use a legal size storage box from staples or the like. holds 20" of battlefoam trays. i can see buying those cases if you have a need, but my local is about. 5 miles away from my house.

I use the soft, squishy, warm chest cavities of the opponents I crush.

In all seriousness, a toolbox with some foam at the bottom.

My army: