HSMEBY110BO foam tray for Star Wars Legion AT-ST
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At the sight of many a rebel's blood freezes. The walking weapon station of the Empire is not only impressive to look at on the battlefield, but also a very special gem of your Star Wars: Legion collection. As befits such a highly detailed miniature, it should also be safely housed.
This is exactly why we have developed the half-size foam tray for the AT-ST. The fine-pored foam - of course, chlorine- and acid-free - is perfectly tailored to the dimensions of the All Terrain Scout Transport. As a result, he can safely stow lying and transported to the next battlefield.
And who better fits that war machine than one of the Galactic Empire's most feared warlords, General Veers? Therefore, we have additionally provided a compartment for the Star Wars: Legion expansion of the Commander.
Special designed foam tray for a AT-ST.
The Feldherr half-size (HS) foam tray has the dimensions: 275 mm x 172 mm x 110 mm height. The 110 mm depth of the foam is result from 10 mm foam base and slot foam tray with 100 mm effective depth
- Fine pored quality foam Made in Germany
- chlorine and acid free
- Made in Germany
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FELDHERR Lager- und Transportsysteme GmbH
Plauener Straße 163-165
13053 Berlin
Germany
rail@feldherr.com
+493044328248
Your expert since 1999
For over 25 years, we have been your first port of call for high-quality and innovative storage and transport solutions for tabletop games, board games and hobbies.
Feldherr's custom-made foam inserts, bags and storage boxes offer tried-and-tested, reliable protection for your miniatures, collectible figures and other valuable items.
Customised board game organisers and practical game aids bring order to your box and gaming table – quickly becoming an indispensable upgrade for your game collection.
Clever design, durable materials and practical development ensure that you can concentrate on what matters most: enjoying the game.
