Battlefoam Puzzle SOLVED
Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2014 10:32 am
it was easier than I thought and there's plenty of space:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/60602737@N00/15703736798/
The left side stacks on the top, in order to the bottom on the right.
Some concessions:
1) Several models are taller than their foam trays. THIS IS OK it's all foam and the pressure will be light. If you're really bothered by it, in this configuration you could leave off the top (empty) tray, but that will give the new top tray models the ability to jump out and bounce around.
2) Some models are 2 to a pod. THIS IS OK the models are plastic and outside of a very strong impact of the case, they won't rub against each other enough to destroy properly sealed paint jobs.
Also note you could make more 'tall' pods by tearing some of the foam separators from the top tray. I forget what and how many other models I'll get from wave 2, and since I have enough space right now I'll let it be.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/60602737@N00/15703736798/
The left side stacks on the top, in order to the bottom on the right.
Some concessions:
1) Several models are taller than their foam trays. THIS IS OK it's all foam and the pressure will be light. If you're really bothered by it, in this configuration you could leave off the top (empty) tray, but that will give the new top tray models the ability to jump out and bounce around.
2) Some models are 2 to a pod. THIS IS OK the models are plastic and outside of a very strong impact of the case, they won't rub against each other enough to destroy properly sealed paint jobs.
Also note you could make more 'tall' pods by tearing some of the foam separators from the top tray. I forget what and how many other models I'll get from wave 2, and since I have enough space right now I'll let it be.