TableWar’s Mark III Tower Cases just hit pre-order ahead of an early July 2026 restock, with Blue, Red, and Blackout colors available along with brand-new upgrades.
TableWar’s Mark III line has been sold out across every color for weeks now, but they’re opening up a big restock window, and now’s the time to buy if you’ve been waiting patiently for a new case.
Pre-orders are live for the early July 2026 warehouse restock, and the three colors we think look best (Deep Blue, Blackout, and Red) are all avaialbe to order now.
So, if you’ve been pricing out a carrying case for a Crusade army or a tournament squad but missed the last restock, don’t wait around and miss out again.
We recently reviewed and ranked a ton of carrying cases, and Tablewar came out near the top, so this is a solid way to spend your hobby dollars and keep your army safe at the same time.
Why the July Restock Window is the “Go Time” for the Full TableWar Lineup
Updated on June 18, 2026, by Rob Baer, all pricing accurate as of publish date
- Sale: TableWar Mark III Tower Case restock pre-orders open across the collection
- Status: Pre-order, restock expected Early July 2026
- Retailer: TableWar
- Featured this drop: Full-Size Deep Blue ($260), Half-Size Blackout ($190), Mini Red ($130)
- Price range: $130 to $260 across Mini, Half, and Full sizes
- Why it’s good: Magnetic Display Board trays, removable acrylic display face, modular system that swaps between every case size, new lockable latches replace the old combination locks
TableWar generally doesn’t post restock dates ahead of time, the way GW posts Sunday previews. Usually, the pre-order page going live is how you know they are on the way, and once a color sells through, the wait for a restock can run months.
The previous color restock followed the same pattern: Blue and Blackout sold out first, while Olive and Khaki lingered, and then everything sold out for a stretch. Pre-ordering now locks you in before the same thing happens to the July inventory.
Plus, if you haven’t bought into the “Table War system” before, the chassis is only half of it. The case is the shell while the Display Boards (metal-lined, magnet-friendly) are the shelves, and the Unit Trays slide in and out, so you can rearrange a list without ever pulling a model off its base.
That’s the argument for a miniature transport case at the $130 to $260 tier. Storage and display in the same sturdy chassis, with no foam plucking required. But if you need more cases to look at and compare, here are all the latest restocks and new products out there on the market right now.
Bundle Trays + Tower: Full-Size Case in Deep Blue Mark III: $260
The Full-Size is TableWar’s flagship at 20″ wide x 10″ deep x 19″ high, and the Mark III bundle is the case plus 4 Display Boards, 4 Double-wide Bottom Base Trays, 4 Bottom Base Trays, and a removable drawer. That’s enough tray real estate to put a full 2,000-point army on display without buying anything else.
Bundle Trays + Tower: Half-Size Case in Blackout Mark III: $190
The Half-Size keeps the 20″ x 10″ footprint and chops the height to 10.7″, which puts the bundle at $70 cheaper than the Full-Size and still gives you 2 Double-wide trays, 4 Bottom Base Trays, and 2 Display Boards. Blackout is the popular all-black finish (case plus hardware), so it’s the pick if you want the case to disappear visually and let the painted miniatures inside do all the talking.
Bundle Trays + Mini Case in Red Mark III: $130
The Mini is the airline-carry-on size. 13.5″ wide x 9.25″ deep x 8″ high exterior, that fits under most airline seats, and comes with 2 Mini Display Boards plus 2 Double-wide trays. Red with black hardware is the loud option, but the size is the reason to buy this one. It’s the only TableWar case the gate agent won’t make you check.
Final Thoughts on the TableWar Mark III Tower Case Restock
Blue and Blackout usually clear out within the first restock wave, while the Half-Size and Mini SKUs tend to hold inventory longer than the Full-Size in any given color. That said, Olive and Khaki followed that pattern last time too, which probably makes them the safer late-pre-order pick once the “loud colors” run out (but if they run out first, don’t blame us).
The bottom line is that this early July 2026 warehouse window is a great time to order if you’ve been waiting to buy one of these cases.
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What do you think about the new TableWar Tower Case Mark III restock and which color are you planning to grab?
