Jucoci Backpack Plastic Miniatures Storage Case (Only Compatilble with Medium Size Storage Case)

Good quality! Nice and tough very good to carry your miniatures around like a back pack. (IT DOES NOT COME WOTH THE ACTUAL CASE ITS ONLY THE BACK PACK)

If you're using Really Useful Boxes for storing and transporting your miniatures, you're doing it because you're trying to save some money while protecting your miniatures. This bag is 40 bucks, and is perfect for this application. There is barely any information online about transport bags for this storage solution, so I'm going to take you through the information I have found so you don't have to look any further than my review. People suggest online suggest 3 things; Food delivery bags, Box carrying straps, premier carrying cases that you would normally fill with foam treys. 1.) Food delivery transport cases all have way too much room. All of them. I looked. Don't bother. 2.) Hand straps work, but they look ridiculous carrying them around like that and there's no added protection or storage. Unless that's exactly what you're looking for, or you don't want to carry around a big bag, why not spend another 25 bucks to grab this case? 3.) At the price of getting a premier transport bag, plus the Really Useful Boxes, Glue, Magnets, Magnetic sheet (I use a steel sheet and epoxy myself because it's a little more reliable than the magnetic sheets imo) you might as well have just purchased one with foam inserts. Seriously. From my research, the absolute best fit out of every transport bag are Kaiser cases. The equivalent in size for the Jucoci case is their K4 model. They only sell them in Europe as far as I can tell, so to get it to my house on the east coast of the United States is almost $140 bucks. Which is still on the lower end of the premium bag prices. I spent weeks trying to find a cheap bag with the proper dimensions outside of the few suggestions available online and the ONLY other one that I was able to find was the Hallart Mini ITX PC Computer Case Type 3. I'm willing to bet the actual build quality of that case might be a little nicer than this one (I don't actually know), but it's more expensive and only fits 2 x 9L and 1 x 4L Really Useful Boxes with a couple inches to spare on the top. This case fits 2 x 9L, and 2 x 4L stacked almost exactly height wise, and there is about an inch of room on the length and the width. the length and the width gap is actually less than or equal to every other solution other than the handle (which doesn't count). You can throw whatever in there to tighten up so that they aren't moving around if you want. The build quality is fine, lightly padded, exactly what you would expect for 40 bucks. There's plenty of side pockets for all your Warhammer / Tabletop accessories. There's a handle on top and straps to wear it as a back pack. Whatever, it's a 40 dollar bag for transporting your Really Useful Boxes. Read other reviews if you want more in depth information about the quality and build of the bag. In conclusion, this is the bag. Don't bother with any other option. Use the money you save to buy yourself another miniature kit that you won't build or paint for years.

Please refer to my video review. This thing is perfect. It’s the best way to make sure your Jucoci case is protected and can never accidentally open. The case itself does have a nice locking mechanism, but some people seem to have a hard time securing it. With this additional bag around the case, so there is no chance in an accident that the case itself will ever open up. It really should be sold with it, but I understand that this bag is 1/3 of the price of the case. It’s really necessary though, especially for travel. The additional pouches really help out a lot, they are large enough for a full size, iPad Pro, or similar 11 to 12 inch android tablet, in addition, there are multiple dice pouches and accessory pouches. Overall, I really don’t think you will find anything better for under $500, and then you’re gonna be making some sacrifices.

I bought one of these to carry a Warhammer 40K army to and from tournaments, and it turned out to be a great investment. It’s easy to put together with clear instructions, yet really looks solid and has enough room to hold several trays of midsized infantry models along with hicks of various sizes. The case looks nice, and the trays are easy to move, too. I went ahead and put magnets in all of my models’ bases, and they feel secure in the tray. The zipper bag is also a nice touch, though I wouldn’t say it’s a must have. It makes it easier to carry rules and other supplies, but if you’re already set there, by all means, just use the case itself. I like this case ao much that I got a second for when I have even bigger games. I recommend it for anyone who wants something more convenient than foam battle cases.

Perfect way to hide your nerdom from the outside world! Don't fear shame or embarrassment from your friends or loved ones ever again! Love how it fit all your books and accessories as well. Don't want them accidentally giving away our little secrets either do we?

This should just come with the base case. Adds a second more secure closure. you could put a small padlock trough the zippers for more security. The large side pouch for rules book is a snug fit almost forcing the book in. Can carry all the cards tokens and dice you will need.

Exactly what my son needed to keep his 3D Warhammer figures safe.Good quality, good zipper,very functional, not too heavy & good value for the money paid.

Perfect fit! I got this so my son could have the extra pockets and extra case protection when carrying his Warhammer 40k armies for game nights. The pockets are deep and the case fits inside perfectly. He likes that you can carry it like a backpack or by using the handle on top. Great quality & stitching and very sturdy.