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Post by darthdungeonmaster on Jul 3, 2013 21:37:37 GMT -5
Hey everyone I was just wondering what methods of storage people are using to store their completed tiles and set pieces. I am just starting to create my own tiles. Which is great if you run campaigns from your home. But in my game we move in between 2-3 houses every few weeks or so...mainly because our spouses don't enjoy d&d and are not as entheuastic as we are. Anyhow. Any recomendations for storage and transport would be great. Thanks
DD
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thedmg
Room Planner
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Post by thedmg on Jul 3, 2013 22:51:06 GMT -5
Depends on the size you use. Mine fit in a cardboard box (that I have not gutted for tiles yet).
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Post by indigo777 on Jul 4, 2013 0:27:41 GMT -5
If you travel a lot I highly recommend getting a "Really Useful Box". Most office stores (Office Depot, Office Max, and Staples) carry them and they come in multiple sizes. I use a 17 liter one to hold all of my tiles and minis. Within the 17 liter I carry a 1.6 liter for smaller tiles and markers and 3 of the 99cent .14 liter ones full of tokens and other small things. All the Really Useful boxes have a lid that clamps on and carrying handles on the sides, and they stack. The bigger boxes run anywhere from 10-25 bucks depending on size and where you buy them but they are really worth it, try to catch them on sale. The boxes are strong as heck yet really light and are a lot better quality than other storage totes I've tried in the past. These things can take a beating. You can also get inserts and dividers for them which is very useful. I think DMJohnny used to have a Youtube vid reviewing them for D&D use but can't seem to find it. Anyway Found some examples of them in use for D&D Tiles here: www.ukroleplayers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7812And here's a video review of them on Youtube: .
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Neil
Paint Manipulator
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Post by Neil on Jul 4, 2013 2:54:29 GMT -5
I purchased a gym bag from the second hand store and put them in there.
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