Storage box with dividers for your action figures

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This is a cool way to store your action figures to keep them from getting paint scuffs and other damage. This box build I made for the Masters of the Universe Classics action figures, but the idea will work for and type of action figure. I made one for my DC universe Multiverse figures too.

[@jamesjustice4515]

Hey big guy this is sledgemaster. You did a great job on separating the figures in the box. I love that. Thanks for the ideal. Good morning and you and ur family be happy today

[@HeBroTV]

No problem 👍

[@bigcountry8726]

Great setup!

[@HeBroTV]

Thanks

[@atplaypics380]

This is the storage concept I've been looking for. Thank you for sharing. Now, I have all of my dividers cut, but I don't know the measurements for the cuts that connect them. I'm about to measure, for myself, but I'm pretty sure I'm going to get a measurement wrong and ruin some pieces. LOL. But so far, so good. And I found that using a razonr blad on a cutting mat seems much faster than scissors.

[@HeBroTV]

Let me know how it comes out

[@atplaypics380]

@@HeBroTV will do. Haha I’m just now doing the math. I have hundreds of marvel legends and maybe 30 Mafex and similar figures. I’m going to need a lot of totes!!

[@atplaypics380]

@@HeBroTV I have an idea. I'm going to eye ball it!!! :). It doesn't need to be perfect!

[@HeBroTV]

@@atplaypics380 (That's what I did just tried to make equal spaces)

[@bobbyjowilliams3833]

Cool 😎

[@HeBroTV]

Thanks

[@adrionjones]

Great idea.

[@HeBroTV]

Thanks, makes it easy to find, keep then clean and stackable storage.

[@JeremyZehr]

I would love to do this for my Origins figures - how big of a sheet of coruplast did you use?

[@HeBroTV]

3x4 feet

[@dubblewokad]

Is there a reason why you don’t cut with a sharp blade/knife ? Seems as though it would be more efficient and not risk bending the material to get the scissors in there for the cut.

[@HeBroTV]

Good idea, I now use a new tool for it: ebay.us/Yfjt8n

[@atplaypics380]

@@HeBroTV Hahha. I just bought one of these right before I saw your comment. It works, but a sharp box cutter works really well, too.

[@CynicalDOC]

Is the corrugated plastic safe for long-term storage?

[@HeBroTV]

Great question, not realty sure, but I've had some of the figures in them since 2010 and still no issue.

[@CynicalDOC]

@@HeBroTV I just built mine last night! It's the best; thanks for the tutelage!

[@HeBroTV]

@@CynicalDOC Glad it worked for you, find me on Facebook and show pictures. (He-Bro.com)

[@ColossalSwordFormAndTechnique]

What about wide 10 to 12 inch figures? lol joking I like displaying the min the open

[@HeBroTV]

Good plan.

[@Devil_josh91]

I just completed dividers for one tote, and now realize this is no where worth the time investment and cost. 2 sheets of plastic are $12, and do one tote. Plus it was over an hour of measuring and cutting 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@HeBroTV]

Yes, it does take commitment to do it.

[@atplaypics380]

I just finished the dividers without making the intersecting cuts. I'm just sitting here wondering if I want to take the time to measure the distance between each intersection or just toss all my figure into one tote, in a pile and call it a day. :)