Utility - Container 1U - 1x4 (4 Blocks) - TOP - Combined - Center - 38.1mm - DnD Town Minis (www.dnd.town) by TTR.Town
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Organize your home, office, workspace, and especially your tabletop gameplay with this modular grid-based organizer and container system, designed for anyone who values flexibility, precision, and a touch of OCD perfection! 🧲 No magnets, glue, or supports required! Featuring multiple tray sizes with evenly divided compartments, each unit is designed to integrate directly with the DnD Town Drop-and-Play Base Grids, ensuring a secure hold on matching plates or setups. This storage system makes it effortless to stay organized both on and off the board. These containers are available in a wide range of modular sizes to suit your setup, including: 1x1 (1 Block), 1x2 (2 Blocks), 1x3 (3 Blocks), 1x4 (4 Blocks), 1x5 (5 Blocks), 2x2 (4 Blocks), 2x3 (6 Blocks), 2x4 (8 Blocks), 2x5 (10 Blocks), 3x3 (9 Blocks), 3x4 (12 Blocks), 3x5 (15 Blocks), 4x4 (16 Blocks), 4x5 (20 Blocks), and 5x5 (25 Blocks). This variety allows you to build a fully customized grid system — from small single-slot organizers to large multi-compartment trays — tailored to your tabletop or workshop layout. These containers are the perfect solution for any D&D or tabletop game, where you want to keep minis, tokens, dice, cards, and accessories neatly sorted and ready to drop straight into play. And it’s not just for tabletop gaming — this system is ideal for anyone who loves to store and sort small items like tools, bits, screws, craft pieces, or general accessories. Each container is infinitely stackable for compact…
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Utility - Container 1U - 1x4 (4 Blocks) - TOP - Combined - Center - 38.1mm - DnD Town Minis (www.dnd.town) by TTR.Town is a paid 3D model in the Miniatures category, shared by the MyMiniFactory community. You can download it for 3D printing and reuse it in your own projects under the terms of its original license.
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