BITS Unique Components for Reichbusters Reloaded

I recently received my copy of Reichbusters Reloaded, so I catalogued the miniatures and collapsed the rest of the components down into the red box! To do so, I used one Standard Card Holder for 315mm boxes (even though this box is only 300mm) for all of the character cards, and then designed custom storage pieces for everything else.

There's a lot going on here; let me see if I can figure out how to explain it!

The storage solution starts with Tile Storage and is made of 4 parts:

• Tile Holder 1 (for most of the tiles, with a series of photos breaking out which tiles go on which layer of it)
• Tile Holder 2 (for the Long rectangular tiles)
• Tile Holder 3 (for the Square tiles)
• Column Holder 1 (for all of the plastic columns)

Sitting on top of the long rectangular tiles in Tile Holder 2, you'll want the Long Card Holder, which holds the Tarot sized cards. That holder will create a solid base so that you can set the large square tiles on top of it all (as seen in the Box Layer 3 image).

With all of that in place, the next layer of the box will be (as seen in the Box Layer 4 image):

• The Standard Card Holder from the base BITS project
• The Small Door Holders (for the small doors; they need to get inserted at an angle as there's a ledge on one side of each gap to help hold them in place)
• The Large Door Holders (same thing, but for the 2 large doors)
• The three Token Holders, which must be set up in order to create the square void for the next layer)
• The Misc Terrain Holder (with the Portal, Alarm, and Square Cards)

I also tuck the track in next to the doors, as you can see in the image.

The next layer (Box Layer 5) is the Small Cards Holder, which sets in the recess created by the token holders, and then my dice bag goes on top of that.

Above that is the character sheets in their holder (with the covered corners above the large doors so that everything stays together), and then finally the rulebook and all of the mission descriptions above that.

Well, that's that! I hope that you find this useful!

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