3D Printing for wargaming
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Storage, trays and tools for tabletop wargaming — designed by hobbyists, for hobbyists.
"We love Really Useful Boxes so much that we built an entire ecosystem around them."
It started with a single 4L box.
When I first got into Kill Team, I needed a safe way to transport my models. Like many hobbyists, I bought a Really Useful Box, added magnetic sheet to the bottom, magnetised my miniatures and created some simple cardboard dividers.
It worked well, but once I got into 3D printing, I realised I could do better.
The first HS24 Troop Carrier was born, and everything grew from there.
Since then we've designed troop carriers, tournament boxes, dice trays and terrain storage solutions. Every product follows the same principle: it has to fit perfectly inside a Really Useful Box.
A 4L box can hold three HS24 carriers. Add our tournament box and dice tray and you've got an entire tournament setup in one compact case.
That idea eventually became "Kill Team in a Box" — our goal of fitting everything you need for Kill Team into a single storage system that's secure, organised and easy to transport.
We're still developing new solutions, but one thing hasn't changed: every design starts with a Really Useful Box.














