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Ogor Mawtribes

Ogor Mawtribes Foam Trays & Storage

Keep your Ogor Mawtribes army safe and ready to march with custom-fit Feldherr foam trays and bags. Each Ogor Mawtribes foam tray cradles your bulky Ogors, towering monsters and characterful heroes in its own snug compartment, so your Age of Sigmar Destruction force stays protected, sorted and ready for the next battle.

Compatible Models & Sets

  • Ogor infantry (Gluttons, Leadbelchers, Ironguts) — 12- and 15-compartment trays hold rank-and-file Ogors upright and secure
  • Big monsters (Stonehorn, Thundertusk) — deep 3- and 4-compartment trays protect Beastclaw mounts and large models
  • Start Collecting Beastclaw Raiders — a dedicated foam set holds the boxed force together
  • Whole army transport — the Maxi Plus bag carries a complete Mawtribes force plus accessories

Why Feldherr Foam?

The fine-pored Feldherr foam holds painted Ogors, tusks, banners and conversions scratch-free and colour-fast, while precise compartments keep each model seated firmly during transport. Modular trays and bags grow with every new unit and monster, so set-up stays fast and your collection stays tidy from shelf to tabletop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which tray fits the big Mawtribes monsters?

Deep trays with 3 or 4 large compartments are sized to hold Stonehorn and Thundertusk mounts and other large models securely.

How do I store rank-and-file Ogors?

12- and 15-compartment trays give Gluttons, Leadbelchers and Ironguts their own slots so the infantry stays upright and protected.

Can I carry a whole army at once?

Yes. The Maxi Plus bag holds a complete Ogor Mawtribes force together with accessories for easy transport.

Are painted models kept safe?

Yes. The soft, fine-pored foam cushions painted surfaces, tusks and banners so your models stay scratch-free and colour-fast.

Can the storage grow with my army?

Yes. The trays and bags are modular, so you can add space for new units, monsters and expansions whenever your collection grows.

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