Container for Tokens and Dice

[rsaintjohn]

I took a gamble and bought one of these Battles in Time TARDIS Tins from WhoNA in the hope that it would be a good container for loose Story Point tokens. As it turns out, it is exactly the right size for the full set of punched tokens and 6 dice!

[Curufea]

Good find. I've now ordered one too. Not sure what postal charges will be for Australia yet though.

[JohnK]

Hullo, rsaintjohn,

Dec 24, 2009 21:23:49 GMT rsaintjohn said:

I took a gamble and bought one of these Battles in Time TARDIS Tins from WhoNA in the hope that it would be a good container for loose Story Point tokens. As it turns out, it is exactly the right size for the full set of punched tokens and 6 dice!

Damn, now I want one of these!!

[bobafett]

I can honestly say these are great for this!

[The Professor]

First off, that tin is an excellent idea and something I may order. However, I've noticed, looking in upcoming products, that the UNIT boxset will also be coming with a batch of Story Point Tokens. So, browsing the site rsaintjohn posted (BTW, thanks. I'm tempted to order one of those tins as well), I came across this:

www.whona.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=W&Product_Code=BITTARCASE

I'm curious if anyone is familiar with the item and if it would work well for gaming supplies. Otherwise I may just go with 2 tins.

Update: Just found another site that shows it opened (Click More Pictures):

www.themodeller.com/products/Tardis-Plastic-Police-Box-Card-Holder__HBG-GEF40000.aspx

Tempting.

[Gangrel]

DW Adventures (the childrens comic) regularly gives away little pencil, rubber & ruler sets in decorative tins. For the price of the comic (about £3 or £4) they're well worth picking up for the tins - great fun containers for dice, tokens etc.