During my couple of days off, I have been busy sorting out my 1/600 WWII miniatures. Firstly I decided to redo the labels for my infantry stands because I have never been quite happy with the ones I created before, as I wanted them to be easy to identify when playing but be generally unobtrusive so that they don’t detract too much from the miniatures themselves…

I then started to paint and base the plethora of tanks that I’ve had lying around for some time…

‘You stow that s**t Parnham!’
With a good deal of tanks finished and ready for the battlefield, I needed some form of storage for them. A year or so ago I solved the problem of storing my infantry in the form of old video cassette cases…


I didn’t need something quite so large for my tanks as they are on much smaller bases. However, I happened across the idea of using the boxes that Games Workshop sell their grass tufts in, I had few of these going spare and only needed to cut some magnetic sheets to size and of course create a cover design!

I can now pack my whole collection away in a very small amount of space and carry them to a friends house in my record bag with no problems what so ever!
And while I was taking photos I couldn’t help but set up a little diorama…

This all looks fantastic! Love the unit labels and storage solutions.
Why thank you! It’s always nice to see my OCD like tendencies being appreciated! 😉
Very cool mate.. and they look mint too
Cheers Pancake, I might let you give me another kicking at Crossfire sometime soon! 🙂
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Superb! I really like these tokens and this idea.
Thank you 🙂