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So, As the title asks, What do you use to store and transport your infinity models in?

KR Multicase. I used to have a bag from Battlefoam, but it was just not working: horrible format resulting in wasted space when carried in a backpack, the compartments were a bit too small, and too expensive to be used to store. Weirdly enough, with the exception of the last one, the Battlefoam bag I got for Warmachine was fine.

The KR trays and backpack work well, and don't have the same problems.

a Metal tool box and bases with Rare-earth magnets:

I use a KR Multicase 003 box for mine. Hell, I use that style box for most things anymore.

For transport, a Battlefoam Infinity Beta bag.

Storage is a work in progress. Right now they sit on the top shelf of my cupboard. I have 2 ikea detolfs ready to build though, and I'll be grabbing the clips and glass for 5 additional shelves as well.

I use a foam lined, sectionable, hard side tool/camera case from Harbor Freight.
I comes with pluck foam, and rubberized dividers to section off areas if you want to. Pretty sturdy case so far.
http://www.harborfreight.com/18-in-x-6-in-x-13-in-aluminum-case-62271.html

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JDO8I80?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00


This bad boy is cheap and effective.

A KR multicase case originally purchased for my IG. Troopers go to guardsman slot, REMs go to HWT slot, TAG goes to tank slot (with some padding). Fits nicely, though I'd purchase a pluck out foam for my TAGs if I finally paint & base them, and some troops are just bigger than a guardsman, so I can use some bigger slots too (that was true for IG too though).