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Folks,
I kinda made an impulse buy of the big BF wheeled case. Sadly it's not nearly big enough to hold all my Orks, but that's not the question....

Mine is the non-custom pluck foam type. I have 5 battlewagons that after measuring it out **COULD** potentially fit on the lowest (thickest) level with 1" walls of pluck foam between them and around the perimeter. My question is do you think the several layers above would end up compressing the lower levels so much that I'd be better off just doing 3 wagons per level? I'm going to have to buy another big bag or the second biggest one anyway. I just like to have everything TOGETHER and it's messing with my OCD now.

Unless the layers above are full of metal models to weigh them down, I doubt you'll have much compression. I've also got the 1520, and the foam is pretty sturdy.

Thanks tannhauser