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Solid and high-quality item, I would highly recommend if you're trying to set up a nice long campaign that involves many different maps. The overlayable acetate sheets allow for a lot of different customization and even drawing things on top last minute, in case you want to make changes. Awesome buy!

I don't normally write reviews, but I felt the need for this one. 100% one of the greatest purchases for D&D I've ever made. I highly recommend this product. Nice, big 35 by 47 square area. Dry erase markers show up amazingly. Very well made. Couldn't be happier. Only issue I had was when I picked up the tube the cap broke loose on both ends. Nothing a little super glue didn't fix and honestly this thing may never leave my gaming table so all the tube does is hold the hex overlay. Though I wouldn't mind being able to buy spare overlays.

This storage case is great! It can hold multiple warhammer or conquest armies in it if you choose! It came fully assembled. It seems pretty durable and sturdy, I havent had any issues with it so far and ive had it for close to 5 months now. The clasps are pretty sturdy so you dont have worry about the box accidentally opening or anything like that. It even comes with locks to lock up your army. As far as money goes it was worth the price to me,

This mat and overlays is very well made and will last a lifetime 🙂 If you are taking it with you from session to session it's a bit tough to get in back in the tube, but eh, some cheap velcro ties from the local hardware store resolved that issue. Highly recommend this product. Group had fun playing on paper maps once again over digital.

I have these made by at least 5 “popular” sellers that I have picked up at Cons or online. I have paid $30-75 for a SINGLE map, albeit the $75 one being neoprene and a bit larger than these. That said, these are hands down an incredible value, and if you pass them up for literally anything else you… are dumb.


It isn’t just that they are a good “value” though. They are made from extremely good material that will keep a LONG time. The squares are readily visible regardless of map color (difficult to find in maps, believe it or not), and they give you markers, a great eraser, and must-use spray, though I did find that I prefer my own dry erase market collection that is clean and visible with their fantastic easy-to-see lines.


More than all this though, they recognize people are moving these around and storing them rolled, so they give you a REALLY high quality tube that is the perfect size and has great portability for years to come. They also give you plastic end weights you just slide onto the map edges that prevent the map from tolling up during game play.


The affordability v. the value here is a joke. The beauty of these maps alone is worth it, but add in the storage tube, their reusability, and the quality, and these CANNOT be beat.

My D&D -loving son was ecstatic to get these for Christmas. They are great for a variety of campaigns and the carrying case is a really great bonus. The graphics are clean and colorful and the maps seem pretty sturdy. I think they will give him a lot of exciting adventures.

I've received two new cases and I'm very happy with them. I have many of the other plastic cases out there and this blows them away and worth the extra cash. I will tell those looking to but the during assemble. Put the case together fully. Put all four screws in the which ever side you are starting with, top or bottom. You have to do some alignment so make sure that each screw is just screwed in enough to bit. This will allow you to align the fourth screw. Once all the screws are biting, screw them in. Other then that, the assembly is pretty easy. I had both ready to go in 45 minutes. The trays hold tighter then the other plastic cases I have, too. I like this a ton and the side aren't flexing out and the trays falling. I will be buying more of these on the next sale.


This is experience was better then the last with the missing hardware.


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Missing one of the 8 screws to put it together, 2 for the trolley handle, and 1 of the post for the stacking. Emailed both provided emails and heard nothing back. I want to order more of them but not confident I'll get everything I need. :/


Edit: Heard from the company. the Delay was due to a holiday in china. They aren't able to provide the additional screws due to cost of shipping from china, which I very much understand. They did provide me a list of screw types that I can get at a hardware store and the instructions I was missing. I am disappointed, but I get it and they are willing to assist.


That all being said. The case is very nice, easy to assemble, and I'm very pleased with it. I can't really give more than 3-4 stars at the moment. I will be ordering more and will add to my review once I have those in hand.

Have had this for about few months and this case is great. Got this case for Warhammer 40K. It is solid and can easily hold a 2000pt army or even up to 4000pts (depending on how you set up the selves.


When I showed my group of friends they all wanted to get one. Even the guy that has played 40K for over 2 decades wanted to get one for one of his armies and he has a custom foam case.


Great for the price, with the extra pocket space you can carry everything you need. Highly recommend for the price.

Works well. I shopped around a lot thinking maybe I should get a gameboard type mat to be more sturdy, but those all had issues breaking or peeling. This mat has worked well and is easy to use and clean. I might get a second one just so I don't have to redraw the map if we hit more than one encounter in a session. I did buy expo dry erase fine point markers. The mat directions instruct using a little water spray to erase to avoid staining. I do that and it doesn't stain. It comes with a little spray bottle you can fill with water. I like that it needs water to erase so what I draw doesn't rub off easily. Erasers are also efficient. If I get another one, I will buy this one again.