Safely storing Cardboard Heroes

Rudkin · 12-31-2009, 12:18 AM

I wasn't sure if this was the right place, but since Cardboard Heroes are kinda-sorta-minis-I-guess, it seemed like the best place for it.

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I recently got a sheet of the Munchkin Cardboard Heroes and assembled them. However, I didn't want to just leave them lying around in their folded-state, since the chance of them getting stepped on or otherwise damaged was too high (especially for something of which I will likely never get a duplicate). I un-folded them and placed them all into an envelope for the time being, but I wasn't overly content with this method of storage; it didn't feel as 'safe' as I would like.

Does anyone have any suggestions for a better way of keeping Cardboard Heroes safe when not in use (preferably a method which won't take up a lot of space, but I'd like to hear any suggestions)?

12-31-2009, 12:18 AM	#1
Rudkin Join Date: Nov 2009	Safely storing Cardboard Heroes I wasn't sure if this was the right place, but since Cardboard Heroes are kinda-sorta-minis-I-guess, it seemed like the best place for it. ~~~ I recently got a sheet of the Munchkin Cardboard Heroes and assembled them. However, I didn't want to just leave them lying around in their folded-state, since the chance of them getting stepped on or otherwise damaged was too high (especially for something of which I will likely never get a duplicate). I un-folded them and placed them all into an envelope for the time being, but I wasn't overly content with this method of storage; it didn't feel as 'safe' as I would like. Does anyone have any suggestions for a better way of keeping Cardboard Heroes safe when not in use (preferably a method which won't take up a lot of space, but I'd like to hear any suggestions)?