Upgrade your tabletop gaming with the 3D printable Battle Kiwi Battle Box—support-free, modular, and designed for perfect Warhammer storage of cards, dice, tokens, and more!
Battle Kiwi 3D Battle Box: The Ultimate 3D Printable Tabletop Game Organizer for Warhammer Storage
In the grimdark future, there is only… clutter? In Warhammer 40k, one thing is certain: tabletop chaos doesn’t stop at the battlefield. Between tokens, dice, mission cards, and enough measuring tools to fill an Inquisitor’s chamber of horrors, keeping things organized can feel like a mission even the Adeptus Custodes would dread. Enter the Battle Kiwi 3D Battle Box—the answer to your organizational prayers (and probably a few heretical ones too).
Designed by Gamers, for Gamers
Gone are the days of fiddling with glue, magnets, and tiny widgets that seem designed solely to test your patience. The Battle Box strips away all unnecessary complications, offering you a streamlined, modular design that’s as practical as sleek. No support structures are needed here—just print, snap, and slide the pieces together. It’s a cinch to set up and get ready for action. You’re golden if you’re running on a standard FDM printer like the Prusa or Ender! With the Battle Box, your storage and organization game levels up faster than a Primarch returning to the battlefield.
Modular Marvels: A Tale of Two Boxes- Both Perfect for Warhammer Storage
Let’s break down the two mighty structures available to you. The Battle Box, with its broader dimensions (234mm bed width required), is perfect for gamers who love to keep every tool and token meticulously arranged. Whether you’re facing the grimdark future or preparing for a galactic showdown, this box has space for dice, mission cards, tokens, and much more. But for those with a smaller print bed or a thirst for a more compact design, the Battle Pod (with a more humble 180mm requirement) swoops in. It may be slimmer, but it’s no less mighty, giving you all the storage and organization without the bulk.
The Battle Pod is the trusty sidekick of the Battle Box—efficient, sharp, and perfectly suited for players who want to conserve space but still need everything within arm’s reach. It’s like having a pocket-sized Commissar keeping your tabletop in line.
Features Fit for a Warlord
Let’s talk features because the Battle Box isn’t just about looking good on your desk. The functionality here is top-tier. With spots for all your essentials, you won’t need to scramble through a pile of tokens mid-game. There’s space for dice, 40mm objectives, 25mm tokens, and even a sleek system for separating your mission and objective cards—because nothing’s worse than losing track of your orders when you’re on the verge of annihilation.
Trackers are built into the design, letting you monitor primary and secondary mission points with ease, while alternate secondary mission dice areas ensure that your strategy is always under control. No more fumbling for spare tokens or makeshift point trackers—you’ve got everything right where you need it.
Customizable Awesomeness
The Battle Box’s modular nature lets you snap layers together in any order, meaning you can customize your setup to match your battle plans. And with two different lid designs—the standard Battle Kiwi logo or the imperial-inspired variant—you can give your box the personal touch it deserves.
Stretch Goals
And did we mention the stretch goals? They’re packed with more options to supercharge your hobby experience, whether it’s adding extra storage or new features to refine your strategic dominance further. So stay tuned and prepare your Battle Box for the reinforcements.
A Grimdark Warhammer Storage Solution Awaits
At the end of the day, the Battle Box is more than just a storage solution—it’s a tool for victory. With smart design, ease of use, and enough customization to make even the Emperor proud, it’s the ultimate tabletop companion for gamers of all calibers.
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About the Author: Travis Pasch
Travis Pasch
Job Title: Head Writer & Editor
Socials: @paschbass
About Travis Pasch: Travis has been a Warhammer 40k hobbyist since the 1990s, playing the game since Third Edition. Through extensive traveling, he’s seen a lot of the miniatures hobby from across the world, giving him a unique perspective on the latest gaming topics and trends.
Travis’s brother even owns a commission painting studio, where he’s picked up a lot of good advice and techniques for painting Warhammer and tabletop miniatures over the years, as well. Travis joined the Spikey Bits team in 2019 and has been the lead writer since 2020.
Currently, he’s working on converting all his 40k Adeptus Mechanicus models and becoming a true tech enjoyer, complete with both sad and happy robot noises!
