CASEMATIX Miniature Carrying Case for 43+ Miniatures - Hard Shell with 3 Pre-Cut Foam Trays & 1 Customizable Tray Review (2026)

What this case includes

This CASEMATIX case is built around four foam layers: three pre-cut trays with standard slots sized for common 25mm and 28mm scale bases, plus one customizable pluck foam tray at the bottom for models that do not fit the standard cutouts. CASEMATIX lists the pre-cut trays as holding a mix of standard slots alongside several larger, oversized slots for bigger based models, which gives the case enough variety to hold infantry alongside a handful of bulkier centerpiece or monster models within the same box rather than needing a separate case for oversized pieces. The trays stack inside the shell so each layer lifts out on its own for easy access at the table.

Exterior build and protection

The case shell is a hard, shock-resistant plastic exterior designed to protect painted miniatures from drops, bumps, and general handling during transport to a game night or convention. CASEMATIX describes the shell as airtight and waterproof, which guards contents against both moisture and dust getting into the case between trips, and the case includes rings that accept a padlock for anyone who wants to secure the case during travel or storage, though the lock itself is sold separately rather than included in the box. The compact overall footprint also means the case fits easily into a backpack or under a car seat alongside dice and rulebooks.

Capacity versus a full army

With a stated capacity around 43 or more miniatures split across pre-cut and customizable foam, this case is sized for a skirmish-level force, a single Dungeons and Dragons adventuring party, or a starter collection rather than a full tabletop wargaming army that can run into the hundreds of models. Players building out a large Warhammer 40k or Age of Sigmar army will likely need more than one of these cases, or a larger-capacity case instead, while players running smaller skirmish games or RPG sessions will find this size much easier to carry to a table than a bigger, bulkier case built for hundreds of models at once.

Where the customizable tray helps

The one customizable pluck foam tray included at the bottom of the case exists specifically to cover the gap left by the pre-cut trays above it, since pre-cut slots are sized for standard bases and cannot flex to fit an unusually tall, wide, or oddly posed model. By plucking foam cubes out of this bottom layer by hand, an owner can carve a cavity around a large centerpiece model, a mounted character, or a piece of scenery terrain that would not sit safely in a standard slot, which keeps that single irregular model from needing its own separate storage.

Bottom line

This case is a solid pick for anyone who needs secure, weatherproof transport for a modest miniature collection and wants some flexibility for one or two larger models through the customizable tray. Its hard shell and pre-cut plus customizable foam combination cover most common needs for a skirmish game or RPG party without much setup effort beyond plucking one tray. The main limitation is scale: at just over 43 miniatures of capacity, it will not hold a large wargaming army, so buyers with bigger collections should plan on either a second case or a higher-capacity model instead.

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