My son plays Heroclix and we havent had luck finding him transportable storage. These trays + zombie box seem great...any thoughts or experience???
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These trays are good substantial trays for small parts and pieces. They stack inside a 50 caliber ammo can perfectly as that is their intended use. They are strong and easy to remove when needed. I really can't think of anything negative to say about them, they have met all of my needs.
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After looking up what Heroclix is...LOL, yes, these would work well for you. With the different sized compartments in each tray, it will provide some diversity for the various sized Heroclix items.
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Sorry, but I'm not aware of any storage tray. It sounds like a good idea though.
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I got small plastic boxes and partitioned trays from Daiso or you can get from dollar stores. They can be stacked.
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At the Home Depot I found these very rugged Stanley Tool brand compartmented plastic boxes complete with built in handle. They are stackable too, and can withstand the moderate rough handling from kids and teenagers. I bought a few of them and seperated the parts by size and shape into each compartment. When building a Lego project it makes things easier because you do not have to hunt through one big masive pile to find the specific part you need. I am sure you can get these boxes right here through Amazon too. Good luck!
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All the Zoob sets work together and happily combine into one large bin for storage. The Alien goes well with the ZoobMover and one of the wheeled sets to make just about anything your child can think up. Check out the user-submitted pictures of creations using multiple sets on the Zoob website - www.infinitoy.com/zoob .
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I have not seen it but my boys (8 & 9) want it too, so we think we may spring for it. BUT a word of advice from a mom who bought way too many toys too early for them (when the were 5 & 6). Wait. We bought a pool/ping pong/air hockey combo table and it's trashed. All the games we bought for them at that age are missing pieces. Unless your 6 yr old is really mature, I would wait a year or two if I were you.
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Hi, I'm the designer of the game. I was concerned about all the rumors here, so I checked with the publisher. She told me that 5000 copies of the game had been sent to distributors during Q4, but some of the larger distributors may have sold out theirs already due to the Tabletop coverage. There are more on the way, though, and I suspect that some of the smaller places and local stores may still have copies available, so you shouldn't need to start scavenging quite yet!
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I'm sorry - I know absolutely nothing about the Shelti Breakout table. I would hope that for an extra $400, it would be a nicer version. My only comment is that two players broke at the ankles shortly after our purchase. Carrom replaced them free of charge, but it was surprising they broke under normal playing conditions. I would try to find both games in a local store and compare their features and quality first-hand.
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Hi We downloaded plants vs zombies and that required 5 gb plus we have downloaded mindcraft on top of that. It's working great for us. I hope this helps �
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When I went to the go2Live website to download what was needed to use the game my computer stopped the download saying that some of the elements on the site could be fatal to my computer. I discontinued the download at that time and have been too afraid to continue. I've noticed the price of these items has gone down drastically and that makes me think they aren't a good product. I can't seem to find a review on them anywhere on the internet. I can't find anyone who has tried one either.
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Ryan: I am very interested in finding a case, possibly one with a slot load drive. I read you mentioned a case you found but where's the picture of the case? I would love to see it if you could please provide me a link or photo. Thanks so much. -cindy
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Just returned ours to Walmart. Our packaging was completely ripped up. It took a diamond drill and two of the guys from the worlds strongest man competition to get the thing opened! So we put it all in a bag, and took it back. Shame - it looked cool, and my son was excited about trying it out. Good luck to the rest of you!
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Yes, I would recommend this product. My daughter has had it since the age of 3 years old and carried it as a backpack. She's 5 now and still carries it. It is great storage for up to 6 or 8 games (can't remember right off), the reader, and I am still able to store batteries and/or the car charger as well. Made from very good material and it has held up well for the 2 years that we've had it.
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It does not, but the makers do have a very nice card holder in the works (I have two on order for when they are available). In the last update they sent to initial backers, the molds for it have been created and they are choosing the raw material, but I would say it should be available relatively soon. I don't have any ready pictures of it in use for a game, but I think I do have a snapshot of it with all the hexes and harbors in place. Let me see if I can figure out how to upload it.
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I want to purchase this item. Is there any update to this issue? I have .img files I would like to upload into this memory. Does anyone know if it is an issue?
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the tiles on this version are smaller than an SD card and the ones on the "regular" version are more like an SD card INSIDE the plastic case, if that makes any sense? We're perfectly happy w/ the smaller version for transportability and table space when playing. When we play the larger version w/ our gaming-fiend grandma, the larger tiles seem huge but are great for a large table when you don't want to transport anywhere. Smaller ones are a lighter material too FYI.
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http://medcentersystems.com/zzPillBoxes.html I just found this on line. :-)