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Well I personally love my Battlefoam bags all 3 of them and I wouldn’t put my mini’s in any other bags.
I love Infinity, its my favourite wargame. I sent Battlefoam a message a while back asking if they’d do an Infinity bag and I’m really pleased they have… only problem I own so much Infinity stuff I’ll need more than 1.
Nice, I was planning on trying out a couple of their foam trays for space marines when the UK website opens, now theres a home for my panoceania too.
Is there actually going to be a UK battlefoam site? I wasn’t sure if they were just going to sell through Wayland still but without the stock issues
I got a battlefoam PACK 435 and even though I don’t have use for most of its room now, It is a great pack and is really durable for everything, I enjoy the idea of an Infinity bag, don’t think itd be very big though, because Infinity isnt the biggest scale gaming system in the world, a few models and you’re good.
Agreed. Unless you carry multiple armies to tournament, a Feldherr Mini Plus is a better choice for skirmish games like Infinity or Warmachine. Easier to carry and stow away, and still enough place to carry 32 infantry and 4-6 Tags/motorbikes/warjacks.
I use my 432 because I got both my models for the club i go to and then the models i paint for people on commission, mostly cygnar atm so i needed space
The Battlefoam main store is located near my house in Gilbert, AZ.
Just last week they stocked the entire line of Infinity Miniatures. They had every figure, it was awesome to see.
From what I can read on other forums, they haven’t got their land-line installed yet that’s the reason the UK site is not up.