The A-Case Hybrid – A New Way to Transport Your Forces
Have you heard of A-Case? They make transportation and storage cases for magnetized miniatures. If you haven’t tried it before, magnetizing the bases of your miniatures and sticking them to a metal cases is an excellent way to protect your miniatures. I’ve done it for years, and aside from a few here and there that can’t be magnetized, it works great. A-Case, took the idea of carrying your magnetic based miniatures in a case even further and designed what I would consider the Cadillac of magnetic transportation.
As a note, all of the pictures in this post are from the A-Case Hybrid Kickstarter Campaign.
The Magnetic Storage / Transpiration Cases by A-Case.
If you look closely, you can see that the larger case carries a number of Imperial Knights. How cool is that!!!?
The Cases of Kickstarter
This is not A-Cases, first time around. They already have cases available on their webstore. That said, they are on Kickstarter to sell three new case designs. They happen to be doing very well and their campaign ends soon. Be sure to check them out if you like what you see.
This is “Kane – The Beast.” It happens to be the largest case and looks capable of carrying some pretty large miniatures.
The Messenger Case.
The A-Case Victory 2.0.
All three of these cases look really cool to me. I could see using the Victory 2.0 for my skirmish forces collections or the large Kane (with some extra shelves you can purchase separately) carrying a large quantity of my miniatures collection.
Wrapping it up…
This post was meant to bring awareness to a product that you might be interested in. If you are interested, you might want to act fast as the Kickstarter is over soon.
For me, this Kickstarter is right up my alley because I already magnetize them and transport them in tool boxes. How about you? Does this product interest you?
Thanks for reading and until next time, Happy Gaming Everyone!!!
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