Hi! What Plano box model are you using on this picture? Thank You
These are not PLANO boxes but Akro-Mils boxes. In fact, they are are Akro-Mils 5905 boxes.
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I guess every country has its own DIY shops (as we Brits call them) with a variety of boxes. My angling friends suggest I try an angling shop - these boxes look very similar to tackle boxes.
My tip is to take a couple of hexes and infantry/tank pieces with you when you go shopping!
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Before I settled on my current storage boxes I spent a lot of time walking around such shops with a ruler in my hand.
One key thing about these boxes is that they perfectly fit the tiles. That is you can stack you hill tiles in one cell, your river tiles in another cell, ands forth.
I have two of these I keep in a Memoir 44 gym bag. One has all the tiles, and one has all of figures. Two maps and the directions and senarios and two maps go on top. Cards and dice in a side pocket.
After I was looking at these efficient storage ideas I choose to restorage my m44 collection.
IN this picture is my terrain, chips and cards box.
The separators aren’t like usual. In the following pictures you can see that they can be removed for a much easy manipulating of the terrain.
I keep the m44 units and tokens in a box like this:
In the original m44 box, I keep the overlord stuff (overlord figures and some custom sandbags, hedgehogs and wire) and the Japanese chips.
For badges I use laminating ‘‘paper’’ and some double-adhesive band.
That’s the recto:
That’s the verso:
