Warcry Warband Storage

Just a follow up note, I created each logo by rendering either a web image or a photo image to give me the various fraction icon. Then using Inkscape I created the black & white image, then from there I added the image as an svg in to fusion 360 (should be simple enough to do in any 3D package). This made scaling very difficult hence why the Untambed Beasts Icon looks a little small.

A far easier way I found after this project was to include the runesmark font created by Jeffery at "waywalkerstudios.com". This includes all the fraction icons, plus the weapons etc for the first release of Warcry. This would have made the whole process alot easier.


Just added a modified card tray insert "WarBandCardInsertV2.stl", the original version was a little too tight on the storage box. I made the insert part slightly smaller and deeper to better fit the box.

I designed this initially to store the warband fraction card decks for Warcry, but later expanded the concept to includ a custom box to store the figures.

The card storage has two indents to store the fighter cards, and a larger indent to store the custom attributes card. with two finger holes in the base to allow easy removal of the cards.

The lid itself has an insert slightly larger than a 4 x 6 label, this allows for a custom label to be applied (the one show contains the default attributes). I decided this was the best approach for me, given that GW just updated the attributes in its latest FAQ. It also has slot that runs the width of the lid which allows for the insertion of the warband attributes card
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The box base is a little tall for the current models, but takes all the models in a current warband, again the base has an insert which is a little larger than 4 x 6, to accomodate a self adhesive magnetic sheet. The intent here is to glue magnets to the base of the figures to stop them moving about inside the box.

I plan to add an insert that will hold the models in position, in addition to the magnetic base. I'll also add pictures of the finished assemblies.

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I've added an alternative to the standard storage box, since I started building these boxes I've found using a piece of steel sheet has better holding ability than the flexible magnet (so less magnets need in base of model). The new case has a hollowed out bottom, this should reduce the print time and save on plastic.