Traditional cases use fixed foam layouts that don’t adapt as your army changes. Modi Boxi lets you print custom-fit trays and reconfigure your setup anytime, so your storage always matches your current army composition.

Yes. You can print deeper compartments and custom dimensions for tanks, Dreadnoughts, and other large units, instead of forcing them into standard foam slots.

It’s designed specifically for that. Modules lock together using the Modi Bolt system, and trays can be sized to minimize movement, reducing the risk of chipped paint or broken parts during transport.

Yes. Modi Boxi is a digital-first system built around downloadable STL files. If you own a 3D printer, you can print unlimited components and expand your storage over time at low cost.

For most hobbyists with a printer, yes. After the initial purchase of the files, your main cost is filament, making it far more scalable than repeatedly buying new cases as your army grows.

Yes! We support magnetic storage in two ways. First, you can use magnetic sheets to store minis with Modi Boxi. Second, you can use Modi Loops (our open source fastening system) to utilize auto-orienting magnets for a secure fit.

Absolutely. The system extends into hobby stations, paint racks, and modular setups, so your storage, workspace, and transport solution can all be part of one unified system.

Completely customizable. Whether you’re organizing Space Marines, Tyranids, or a mixed army, you can design layouts tailored to your exact units, loadouts, and play style.