Where can I get alternative movement trays?

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**Banzaimash**

I was wondering where I could get alternative movement trays to those GW offers for less. Does anyone know where such things could be found?

**Mr Morden**

I have seen quite a few pdf cut out ones on ebay

**Holy_Dakka_Cow**

I always make movement trays out of the sprue i have kicking around (gakking tons of the stuff - but i use it) and the cardboard that models come in, just PVA or Superglue it around a piece of card so the models fit. Easy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_gtkQfUXwE

**Trondheim**

I would dare to suggest the ones from Microart studios, very nice those are

**snurl**

Going the cheap route, some of the folks I play with use those clear plastic CD jewel cases with a few modifications.

**Kroothawk**

If you want it cheap, use cardboard or plasticard.
If you want it beautiful, use these:
http://www.base-x-of-war.com/html/movement_trays.html
Seems, Micro Art has discontinued their range of movement trays.

**Purifier**

I recommend making your own out of plasticard. You can get bunches of plasticard sheets on the cheap from Ebay.

This is what I made.

**Opeth30**

I use the cardboard from the kit's box and the left over sprue cut to size. Keeps plastic out of the ground and is 100% GW product. It can look really nice if you take your time.

**thedarkavenger**

Sarissa make amazing ones. They're laser cut to size as well.

**TanKoL**

+1 for sarissa precision trays, they are sturdy, lovely and very accurately done

**Grix**

Shogun miniatures are very nice and not expensive at all

**Acardia**

Grix wrote:
Shogun miniatures are very nice and not expensive at all

Yup! +1 I order from him 2-3 times a year, but don't wait til the last minute to order.