Plastic Stackable containers
It sounds kinda cheesy, but I use plastic stackable containers, the cheap kind of tupperware(c). Generally I find that most are deep enough to have most models standing up, and alot can be packed into one container. Larger models, like my broodlord, I have to lay down, but I make sure that there's some packing. Put all the containers and codexes into a book bag (I've got a nice canvas bag (open topped) that was made for textbooks and has a flat bottom). Then take to wherever you're going. I guess I could be a bit more safe on how they're packed, but I tend not to throw them all over the place. Anyway I've got 20 termagaunts stuck in one box, and they don't move at all ;-).
That's my $0.02. Always looking for better suggestions.
It sounds kinda cheesy, but I use plastic stackable containers, the cheap kind of tupperware(c). Generally I find that most are deep enough to have most models standing up, and alot can be packed into one container. Larger models, like my broodlord, I have to lay down, but I make sure that there's some packing. Put all the containers and codexes into a book bag (I've got a nice canvas bag (open topped) that was made for textbooks and has a flat bottom). Then take to wherever you're going. I guess I could be a bit more safe on how they're packed, but I tend not to throw them all over the place. Anyway I've got 20 termagaunts stuck in one box, and they don't move at all ;-).
That's my $0.02. Always looking for better suggestions.
