I first discovered these plastic drawer units in a DIY store in the 1980s and now use quite a few of them to store various toys, including 1/600 ships, some 6mm 'Modern' kit, and my 6mm Great War figures.
The units are about 21x17x17cm. This is the unit used to store my Great War Germans. |
The drawers are just the right size for my fleet of 1/6000 scale ships. |
The labelling project is gradually spreading to these units! |
Some of the individual drawers are labelled using a Brother label making device I use in the office for making file labels. |
The drawers are a handy size to accommodate units for some of the games I regularly play. This pair of drawers contains the whole of German III Corps for Op14. |
10 comments:
Carry on, always interested in other approaches to storage.
I use those, and plastic tubs with air seal leds myself.
Good one...I´m really going to have to look into getting some sort of storage boxes for my lot.
Cheers
paul
Conrad Kinch
Indeed - one can always benefit from someone else's mistakes!
Don M
Let's have a look then!
Paul's Bods
I take the view that it's worth putting a bit of resource into storage and transport - especially bearing in mind time time and money we devote to the contents!
now that I have a new computer....will do!
This is very helpful - thanks. I'm currently redoing all my storage solutions and seeing what others have done helps get ideas etc.
Don M
Ah - I thought you'd been a bit quiet recently.
Sun of York
No point 'reinventing the wheel' when you can steal other peoples' ideas! Help yourself.
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