The gaps are cut into flexible zig-zag shapes so that they can bend around any weapons or stray limbs whilst holding them in place, and avoiding any breakages. Although it doesn’t look like the largest storage solution out there, this case definitely has a lot to offer under the hood.

I have friends that got one of these cases for their armies years ago, and they still look good as new after hundreds of uses. I know the standard of protection I’m going to receive with the citadel cases, and I’m unlikely to find the same unbeatable standard of product from any other make of case. To keep things simple, I review using details of largest of the Citadel army transport case systems, the Crusade Case. I'll sometimes be driving with these models in the box so I need something that will really protect it from bumps.While smaller than the Crusade case, the battle case's smaller cousin, the skirmish case, stacks neatly on top of it. The foam-case system works, and the curious part of me is intrigued by the physics of how the foam compresses around miniatures. The Citadel Battle Figure Case also comes with a padded shoulder strap, making it even easier to transport. Have a look at the images or check out the video in the tab to the right to to get a taste for just how life-changingly excellent these cases are – you won’t be able to work out how you lived without them.

My initial concern that the compressed foam would damage or bend parts of my miniatures was unfounded after using this case for a few days. While I’m very happy with my purchase of the Crusade case (it appears to be a good value), I own a glue gun and a roll of duct tape. If you’re looking for a do-it-all army transport case that doesn’t require you to fiddle with foam bits and plucking open spaces for all your stuff, the Crusade Case (or its smaller siblings) may be what you’re looking for! The size of the case is 10 x 8 x 10 inches, so it’s a pretty big case, but still a fair bit smaller than the Crusade.

The trays are the typical channel foam that’s become the staple of Citadel cases for the past few years.