Guardian Tabletop Gaming Backpack | Deluxe Portable Carrying Case with Space For 135+ Figurines, Large Miniatures, and Wargame Transportation | Includes Four Compartment Trays & 3 Layers of Pluck Foam
Brand: Stratagem
<p><b>Safe Passage</b></p><p>Cast aside the old cardboard shoeboxes and bulky crates of miniatures. When you're taking your forces behind enemy lines, carry them with the style and safety of a Guardian Tabletop Gaming Backpack from Stratagem. The Guardian sports 135 compartments for standard size minis, with each measuring 32 mm x 54 mm. For elite units and bigger figurines, this sturdy backpack includes three thick layers of pluck foam for endless custom configurations. When you don't need to use all your space, secure the contents with up to three adjustable support shelves!</p><p><b>Why You'll Love It</b></p><p>For veteran space marines and dungeon delvers, the Guardian can handle minis for all popular wargames, including figures from Dungeons and Dragons, Games Workshop, Warhammer 40k, and Star Wars X-Wing. This case was designed by gamers, and includes tons of quality-of-life bonuses, like a handy mesh pocket for rulebook transportation, a lock-friendly zipper, secure brass buckles, molle straps, and stable plastic feet.</p>
HAMMER OF WAR: The Guardian transport case features 135 compartments at 32mm x 54mm, spread across five foam trays
PLUCK UP YOUR COURAGE: Customize your load-out with three 54mm deep pluck foam trays for big figures, vehicles, tanks, space ships, and dynamic sculpts
SECURE THE PAYLOAD: Got some empty space? Secure your load with 3 tear-away securing shelves to keep your gear where it's supposed to be
WE ARE LEGION: Whether a beginning gamer or a seasoned veteran, the Guardian can protect most popular wargames, including figurines from D&D, Games Workshop, Warhammer, and Star Wars X-Wing
BELLS AND WHISTLES: The Guardian is made by gamers, and sports quality-of-life bonuses like a mesh pocket for rulebooks, a lock friendly zipper for added security, and freestanding plastic feet