Jucoci Miniatures Storage Case Miniatures Transport Case (Medium Size)

Nice sturdy case. Easy to put together and the light feature is quite nice. I read a ton of reviews over the last month before making a decision and i think i made the right one. I went to my first Warhammer event last week and realized pretty much everyone was using this exact case. I opted for the smaller size, as i’m mostly interested in kill team/combat patrol size games and don't really need to ever carry more than 1000 points worth of miniatures. Door seems very secure, trays can be spaced accordingly and the weight is honestly not horrible. It should travel well as you can put the seat belt around it snugly in the back seat (i checked) the light does use 8 AA batteries, no info on how long before they might need replacing. Just turning it on right quick to sort and find figures, it should last a pretty decent amount of time.the LED light strip could be installed a little better or it could have a better designed channel for it to sit down in. I gave it a few dabs of hot glue and it’s fine now. The plexiglass front had no protective film on it so it was a little scratched on arrival. It was also coated in a nice layer of dust.. over all, compared to what else is out there and available (especially in the US right now) i’d say it’s worth it. These miniatures aren’t cheap and you have a lot of time invested in building and painting them, invest a little in one of these cases and protect your models.

Assembly was shockingly easy for how sturdy the case is, and everyone's always blown away by the LED lights in the front. I use magnetic tape to stick my models to the trays and that's been working so far. Depending on what you're moving you might have issues with the Medium case. I'd refrain from any Knights or other "Oversized" models. Can fit a full 2000 pt warhammer 40k army inside with minimal issues though.

I bought this to store my D&D minis. Let's dig in:Quality: I read enough reviews on this product to know that it was a crap shoot to see if I would receive every part or get my panels un-warped, I was personally very lucky to have everything I needed and in good shape. The metal trays are thin, but they'll hold the weight of whatever miniature you're storing just fine.The plastic of the case had a questionable smell, but I bet if you let it air out a bit before assembly you could mostly eliminate that...I did not and the inside still has a funky smell whenever I open it, but I'm not sitting there huffing it in so it's (probably) fine.Durability: The above being the case (pun intended), it assembled well and feels sturdy enough to hold my minis and keep them safe. I'm not a 40K player, but from what I understand the metal trays are great for magnetizing your armies so you can transport them safely and easily. I can't speak to how well it would hold up being dragged around town a whole lot, but for someone like me who just built and parked it in a corner for storage, it seems to be holding up well after 5 monthsThe LED panel is a battery guzzler. I'm truly blown away at how inefficient the power is. I put in fresh AA Energizer batteries, and within a month or so the batteries had already died. And this wasn't even from 24/7 use, I only turned the display light on to show friends when they'd come over, so it barely was used and yet decimated my batteries. Cool in theory, but impractical in application.Price: Whether you're a 40K player or neck deep in D&D, we find ourselves used to spending a lot of money on our hobby. Unfortunately you'll find that still applies here with this product.As nice as this case is, I still think it's overpriced. I shopped around for a while, hoping, pleading, I would find something similar to this but at a cheaper price point. As you can see, I still ended up here. Do I regret buying it? No, it serves it's purpose well enough.But let's be real, it's an alright plastic case with metal trays. It's not winning any beauty contests, but it's utility is on point. You may find the cost to be more worth it if you're transporting a $1K+ army for Warhammer, but for someone like me who's using it for D&D mini storage, I feel it's priced a little high.Overall: This case, while overpriced, will get the job done. If you're a 40K player and can/want to take advantage of magnetized minis, the provided metal trays will help for safe transport between venues. The LED feature, while cool in theory, leaves a lot to be desired in terms of long term usage. If you're fortunate enough to get this with all the pieces and properly fitted parts, the case will serve you well.

Product is great, exactly what I wanted. Its a little heavy, but thar makes it sturdy and it can take being knocked around. The trays are nice and work with magnets well. It assembles easily and has very straightforward instructions. Weirdly the screwdriver it has doesnt work with the screws, but a normal phillips screwdriver will do. Its even got a light on the front door that takes 3 AA batteries. I wish there was a solution for taking books with it but I really can't complain.I shopped around a lot, even looked at other products from this company. Its either more expensive or way too shoddy. I would use it as a display case as well.

This is my 3rd Jucoci cases that I’ve purchased. Previous 2 are the large size. Every single one came perfect. Quick to assemble with easy to understand instructions. Quality of them is exceptional. I have tried other brand and they are night and day different. I got this medium size case to use as transport my tournament size army to my local games. I am so impressed with even this medium size I can easily carry over 2000pts including vehicles. And the LED lights look amazing.

The case came with the glass knocked out of the door and unable to fit back in, the overall quality is terrible for a $100 case. Your money is better spent money anywhere else.

Shipped fast. Easy assembly process. It's exactly like the picture advertised. Also it's great quality and plenty of room for storage

two small... and it was not clear to me when I ordered it. I assumed this would be the same as other cases as they look identical from this company, but you can't even get a regular size book in these, and the trays are not interchangeable. and have 9 of the other cases, now I have this weird mini me that looks the same, but can't be used as the codex books used to play Warhammer, don't fit... what am I supposed to do with this? I'm pretty flexible with a lot of things, like if the lights work or not, is not a big deal to me, but the size is a nonstarter.