Reddit reviews Plano Angled 787 Guide Series Stowaway Tackle System- Includes 7 Stowaways, Fishing Tackle Storage, Premium Tackle Storage, One Size, Model Number: 787010
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Plano Tackle Storage | Protecting your passion since 1952Main compartment presents utility boxes at a 15-degree angle for ease of accessIntegrated expandable rear pocket for added storage | DuraView covers and doors | Non-skid rubber feet to prevent slipping and sliding around your boatTwo top-access storage areas and spacious storage under lid | Sturdy locking latches and carry handle | Made in USAIncludes | Three 3700 Series Waterproof StowAway Utility Boxes, Two 3600 Series Waterproof StowAway Utility Boxes, One 3400 Series Waterproof StowAway Utility Box, One Guide Series Waterproof CaseMain compartments presents utility boxes at a 15 degree angle for ease of accessIntegrated, expandable rear pocketDuraView covers and doorsIncludes three 2-3701, one 2-3750, two 2-3601 and one 2-3650Non-skid rubber feet
My solution is the Plano angled tackle box: http://amzn.to/2iGo49J that holds 72 small-base ships. It is out of stock online, but nearly every Walmart carries it for 59.99. Additionally, it has two smaller containers that are perfect for tokens and additional storage.
This is my set-up, and the Plano kit is essential for my concise storage and lack of jostling during transport: http://imgur.com/gallery/Syn5K
For the Epic ships, I bought Stanley toolboxes because they are cheap lock well and could be used for tools in the future if I discover alternative storage.
I do not display anything, as I do not feel possessing these toys is something that merits commemoration or observation. I don't place the cars and family pegs from LIFE on a shelf, so it seems silly to me to exalt pieces from a board game regardless of how intricate the pieces or rules are. I enjoy it, but my shelves are filled with personal items and commemorations of lost family members. An A-wing would feel disrespectful.
Anyway, I now have to make a purchase of more storage, and while I think the Plano cases are brilliant, I am now looking at Feldherr foam kits on Amazon for basic storage. They have several generic kits that hold a large number of small-base ships while still affording specialized storage (through pick'n'pluck foam) for large-based ships.
In the end, it will come down to bang-for-buck, and the WalMart plano cases look to be able to hold their own very easily.
Happy Hunting!
Personally, I use this monster that I got from Amazon. I race almost every week so I needed something that could hold all my tools, parts, fasteners, tires and all that stuff and be easily portable to and from the track. It has tons of space and lots of little organizers and drawers to keep things separated. They make smaller versions of the same thing and ones with fewer drawers. I actually am only using 3 of the 4 pull-out drawers right now anyway.
Sorry, I was thinking of a different box. I was thinking of this.
This is what I use, and I love it. You can get it for $40 at Wal-Mart. I'm actually going to be posting my storage setup tonight. I don't know if it actually gets you too much more space than what you have though. The one other piece of advice I do have is to not be afraid to cut some plastic.