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So recently, I've invested in a miniature carrier for my models and I'm not regretting paying 57$ for it at all. Like, at all. I'm probably gonna have to get one more. But then there comes one small problem. My vehicles and war machines won't fit in there. Does there exist a carrier designed for them? If not, how do you like to transport them?

Since you're in the US the cheapest option is rifle cases. It's also the most versatile if you want to use one case for several armies.



If you want something a bit more tailored and don't mind spending a bit extra then look at Kaiser Rushforth or Battlefoam.

 Scott-S6 wrote:
Since you're in the US the cheapest option is rifle cases. It's also the most versatile if you want to use one case for several armies.



If you want something a bit more tailored and don't mind spending a bit extra then look at Kaiser Rushforth or Battlefoam.

That looks very uniform, I like it. I think I'm gonna look into those rifle cases. Thanks a lot.

Rifle cases have a tendency to break off small pieces of large models over time, which is why magnetizing is so handy.

SJ

I jumped around from transport type to transport type for quite a while. Using both Citadel, and off brand cases. Once I got my battlefoam cases though I have never looked back. They have been a godsend for my vehicles and I play very armor heavy Marines.

I’m a big fan of KR myself.