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I’ve got stuff in the RT boxes, 2nd, etc. The nice styrofoam trays, good sizes. Love em.

I use the plastic from blister packs all the time for sorting minis while building, palettes, etc. Great hobby resource.

Also the old polystyrene box inserts were fantastic for making ruined buildings...

 insaniak wrote:
Also the old polystyrene box inserts were fantastic for making ruined buildings...

Indeed, and GW even recommended you do so with them in their "How to make wargames terrain" book

 A Town Called Malus wrote:

 insaniak wrote:
Also the old polystyrene box inserts were fantastic for making ruined buildings...

Indeed, and GW even recommended you do so with them in their "How to make wargames terrain" book

A GW from another time and reality

I've still got a NM RT era Squats (Space Dwarves, Mercenaries of the 41st Millenium) box - the one that came with 36 figures.

They weren't glued together, rather held by tabs. Because on the inside of the end panels are blank (non-colored) copies of the banners on the exterior.
I keep it folded up in a manilla folder in the end of one of the book shelves - so that I can make new banners.

Of course now days I've long had a PDF file of the banners.... But I still have that box