I purchased the XL 2.0 bundle (with terrain).

I found this set while searching for some dual display/travel cases and it was on par price wise with some of the other ones I was looking at, but seemed a bit more functional for travel than some others I was looking at.

I ended up going with this one because it wasn't completely made of the acrylic that I saw so many others made with, and because it seemed more manageable for travel. The adjustable heights for the trays was also a big factor. All said and done I have over 5k points of models that fit in there.

The MDF plus all the metal trays inside does make this a bit heavier (especially since I have a decent amount of metal models) but overall its not difficult to transport - I would guess even filled with models it's not over 25lbs, but how far do you really need to carry it anyway? It's a lot better than lugging around multiple containers and cases that I had before, even if those were less heavy. I would like it if there was an option to put some rubber feet on it or something, but that's an easy enough aftermarket thing to get if you want them. Giving it some wheels and a handlebar like a luggage case would be awesome too.

I haven't yet gotten to building the terrain, but the same material is used for the terrain as the case so I have a good feeling about it's durability.

My only detractor is with the magnets that come with the metal trays. It seems to be a combination of the magnets being just slightly shorter than the height of a base (it doesn't make direct contact with the tray when just glued in) and possibly a magnet strength issue. I was having to use several magnets on my bigger models (about 6), but for all my infantry they have been fine with a single magnet. Very minor issue and nothing too bothersome.

This case is exactly what I was after - a nice, durable solution to storing and transporting minis. The assembly was very intuitive and easy, and the final product looks super clean and pleasing. The clear acrylic front is a nice touch to allow the case to double as a display piece.

I was surprised at just how much you can fit in - you'd easily get a couple of 2,000 point armies in here, and the adjustable tray height means you can customise it for exactly the size of models you are taking. A side benefit is that magnetising the bases gives them a little extra weight and so minis in a dynamic or flying pose are less liable to falling over!

Couldn't be happier with the product and Samuel's responsiveness to queries, if you're after a quality storage case you won't go wrong with this.

MagCase 2.0 MDF Magnetic Carrying Case / Display Case For Miniatures

Amazingly sturdy and affordable for how much terrain is provided. There’s nothing else like it available on the market!

Easy to assemble and looks great

Works great! Love it.

Been trying to find good storage solutions off and on for a while, but couldn’t find a good supply of matching plastic containers and sheet trays to DIY it myself. And then I saw the ad on Auspex Tactics’ YouTube channel, thought about it, and yeah! Definitely a bit of a splurge, but work it. Solid materials that fit together neatly, and the instructions for magnetizing the bases with a hot glue gun worked very fast and easy.

It’s definitely more of a luxury item than a necessity, but if you’ve got the cash to spare, 100% worth it.

I really enjoy my XL 2.0 case I bought. It’s a little heavy and when I take it to a tournament or convention I’ll likely get a luggage dolly, but it’s sturdy and incredibly easy to use.

Wonderful, easy to put together, and store miniatures well. Highly recommended for people who want to be able to store or move 2000+ points of minis around.

MagCase 2.0 MDF Magnetic Carrying Case / Display Case For Miniatures

Case is a great size for travel, its not very cumbersome but also lets you carry several thousand points of models (for me a mix of couple hundred infantry models and several very tall monsters and vehicles).

Feels very secure and sturdy, the MDF is slightly hefty but in a good way.

The build instructions weren't too difficult to follow, just make sure you have access to a small screwdriver.

I bought this case for my first game, and it held two 1k point lists well, you can fit 2 replusors on the bottom, plus inceptors on top, and it works very well 5 stars.

All parts as advertised, and instructions were very clear.

This has been everything I have been looking for in a miniatures carrier. The instructions were easy to follow and the case is light and the low center of gravity stops it from tipping over in transit.

I like the style and build is good