(1520) P.A.C.K. 1520XL Molle Custom Load Out (Black)

Good looking sturdy bag. Front pouch is really too thin to store anything in though. Bows and wobbles under the weight of bags attached to the top of it . Corners could use some reinforcing. Zippers to connect other pack products need to be tighter to prevent flexion and wobble i have partially fixed this by filling the gaps between packs with foam tray toppers. Extendable handle seems very weak and wobbly. I would have preferred full sheet foam toppers to the half sheet ones i received.

Fits my War Convocation perfectly, which includes 2 Imperial Knights, and I no longer worry about having to transport it.

This bag is excellent and portable in my smaller car. Holds things well, and has done well going through checked bags in the airport. If you take the time to select the right trays can hold plenty of models.

This is an excellent product. Make sure you plan out your foam very well (including the height of your models). Overall best transport solution for minis.

The Battle Foam P.A.C.K. 1520 XL Molle is being used to consolidate and archive Tyranids, Space Marines and other miscellaneous models that were otherwise in separate locations and containers of dubious protective qualities. It can house a huge amount of figures for a single type of army. The case is built with plywood forming the base and back while the remaining faces (sides, top and front) are of hard plastic. There is some give at the top of the case if pressed on, so it may be safer to have some allowance for extra foam and/or height clearance for models in the topmost tray for anything particularly heavy placed on top of this case. The handle pulls out and stows away smooth enough and the wheels rolls well. The foam themselves are of a decent density, supported by a tougher and more rigid foam base that is able to support heavier models without drooping too much when handling. The custom trays were nicely done and they fixed up the jankiness of the alignments of the cut out shapes when using the not-so-precise custom tray creator they provide. 21.5” of foam can fit in this case, but it’s quite snug and it can be difficult to pull out the first tray or reinsert it. Follow the recommended 21” of foam to avoid the struggle. The order was placed on Black Friday, 24th November 2015 and it took until 18th December 2015 for it to be shipped out, a processing time of 21 days. The length of time is not unexpected given the time of year and the customisation involved and so it’s likely a faster turnaround time can be expected outside that period and with less complex foam setup. Expect a huge parcel when it’s delivered. Overall the P.A.C.K. 1520 XL Molle is a very nice offering by Battle Foam that provides a huge amount of space and customisation with decent protection.

Wow, I new this would be a good case but once I actually got it I was floored. I had planned out what I though I needed for my WWII Germans (I have a massive collection of mid and late war models. There is still a ton of room, time to start that early war collection. I plan on getting another for my Americans.

Awesome bag. Holds a ton of varied models! I love the ability to add on another bag to the top and the molle system. This bag and my 720 hold my x-wing, infinity, and 40k models.

I previously had hand cut foam in a toolbox. It weighed a TON. This is so light. Plus the wheels make it so I don't even need to lift it. The only thing that prevents this form being 5 stars is that ironically the foam is cut TOO precise. There is no wiggle room so some models and to be pushed in to their chamber. Otherwise I love it.

Please note I've owned this for a week and brought it to one game... maybe I can review in 6 months to a year as durability is among a top priority. Previously I used an old brass instrument case with 1/4" to 2" foam cut out with a safety razor blade to transport my army... I've used this for 10 years to great effect.... so here are my pros and cons: Pros: 1. Space efficiency - you can pack a lot of models into a tiny amount of space. 2. It's way better than spending hours cutting out holes for your dudes 3. Customizable: you can tailor your carrying case to what you have 4. The handles on the top an the wheels on the bottom make it easy for you to transport Cons: 1. More for the cutout: The Stormraven cutout is too tight. I've magnetized the wings so, luckily, I can disassemble the wings, insert the hull, then put the wings back on. I may have to shave the inside to make it fit easily.