Best Small Carry-Case solution?

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**TheFatElf**

Hi there Dakka,

I'm looking for a carry case for my up-and-coming Daemonkin army so that I can finally start gaming at a club. The trouble is, my only club is in the town that I attend college in, and I commute there on the bus daily. As such, I need something small and relatively inexpensive that can handle the travel and ideally fit in a backpack and/or locker.

If anyone has any suggestions, that'd be awesome!

Thanks!

**ShaneTB**

Two quick questions:

1) Points limit in the case?
2) What's your max budget?

**TheFatElf**

I'd say 1500pts, maybe 2000pts at a stretch - those are the maximum values I'd be transporting.

As for a max budget, I guess I'd be looking to spend somewhere in the region of £30-40, but the cheaper the better! If it's gotta be more than that then so be it

**Skinnereal**

Go to KR's page, and fill in the auto-fill tool.

If it comes out in 2 cases, that would fit in a Kaiser Backpack2.

http://www.krmulticase.com/
http://www.krmulticase.com/autofill/autofill.aspx

Custom trays in a backpack 2 comes to £105, though.

For cheaper options, plastic tubs or various sizes, from side-street plastic-tubs shop.
Use bubble-wrap or foam to pack them in.

**kaotkbliss**

It won't fit in a backpack, but I've always been fond of those 3 drawer tackle boxes. (such as from Playno) Pretty east to carry around, plenty of room in the trays for your troops and the compartment on top is good for books, dice and tanks

**lustigjh**

Skinnereal wrote:
Go to KR's page, and fill in the auto-fill tool.

If it comes out in 2 cases, that would fit in a Kaiser Backpack2.

http://www.krmulticase.com/
http://www.krmulticase.com/autofill/autofill.aspx

Custom trays in a backpack 2 comes to £105, though.

For cheaper options, plastic tubs or various sizes, from side-street plastic-tubs shop.
Use bubble-wrap or foam to pack them in.

Dang, that's a nice site.