Shatterwars SuperProBox - Miniature Transport Box compatible with Shatterpoint 3D model preview
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The Shatterwars SuperProBox is a modular and portable transport system for your miniatures and accessories. Everything you need is organized and well protected. It consists of a robust but lightweight transport box with a rail system, which can be adapted to your own space requirements using various miniature trays. The Shatterwars SuperProBox has dedicated slots for the Shatterpoint cards and the ProBox (dice tray & organizer for Shatterpoint token and cards, that can be purchased separately). Inner Dimension (xyz): 218 x 198 x 180 mm The Shatterwars SuperProBox comes with 3 special miniature trays for 40 and 50mm Shatterpoint bases 4 rows for 40mm bases 3 rows for 50mm bases 3 rows for 40mm bases + 1 row for 50mm bases In case you want to organize your minis in a more chaotic way, there are also 3 types of mag trays available, so you can store multiple miniatures with magnets on it. Tray frame for metal plate (195 x 175mm) Tray for metal foils (195 x 175mm) Tray for magnets (5x2mm and 3x2mm holes) Assembly SuperProBox 2 metal screws (M4x35) Superglue Optional magnets and metal plates (195 x 175mm) Optional rubber pads or furniture gliders as shock absorbers The assembly is a matter of around 10min for the box. First glue the exosceleton (edge protection) on the edges of the box and optional the back plate on the inside hex pattern. Then install the handle with 2 screws. At the end you can glue rubber pads or furniture gliders as shock absorbers at the lower exosceleton. But there are also .stl files if you want to print shock absorbers by your own and there are also .stl files with those bumpers already inclued in the exosceleton. For the screws you need 2x M4x35 screws for metal with a diameter of 4mm and length of 35mm. Please check below assembly video of the Hobby ProBox that is just a little bigger as the K-Team SuperProbox but the assembly method is the same. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fqRmuCkuGQ&t=2s