Musket Battles Games

Perfect Storage Solution for The Musket Battles System by Command Post Games!

Our Euro deck boxes are the ideal storage solution for wargames using wooden blocks, such as The Musket Battles System. Each deck box holds up to 40 blocks, making organization simple and efficient.

Currently Available Titles & Required Deck Boxes:

If you own both Brigade and Division blocks for a game, you will need a set for each, as they require the same number of boxes (except for Gettysburg). Gettysburg is the only title that needs a separate deck box for HQs and Chits. If you have both sets, they will store together in the same tube.

Brandywine Campaign

• 2 x Mini Euro Cards Tray

Marengo

• 2 x Mini Euro Cards Tray

Bull Run

• 2 x Mini Euro Cards Tray

Antietam

• 4 x Mini Euro Cards Tray for Brigades + 1 for HQs and Chits
• 4 x Mini Euro Cards Tray for Divisions + 1 for HQs and Chits
• If both Brigade and Division sets are ordered, a total of 9 boxes is required (since the same HQ and Chits box is shared).

Gettysburg

• 5 x Mini Euro Cards Tray for Division set (4 for units + 1 for HQs and Chits)
• 6 x Mini Euro Cards Tray for Brigade set (5 for units + 1 for HQs and Chits)
• 10 x Mini Euro Cards Tray for the combined set (only 1 needed for HQs and Chits)

Community Tray Solutions

One of our fans, Mike Strand, created this set. We are delighted to share it with you!

Mike Strand is a wargaming enthusiast who has previously ordered and appreciated storage solution products. He is not officially affiliated with Command Post Games but runs a small YouTube channel and the Musket Battles Fans Facebook group (link).

Recently, Command Post Games introduced a new size of blocks for their Musket Battles system, and Mike found that these blocks fit perfectly in Euro card size deck boxes. He is documenting and sharing the exact number of boxes required for each scenario on his Facebook page as the new blocks roll out.

The games are played on canvas maps stored in tubes, with blocks traditionally kept in cloth bags, which can cause wear and tear on the paint and labels. Storing them neatly in deck boxes provides better protection and organization. With the recent shift from Division-level to Brigade-level Orders of Battle (OBs), the number of blocks has increased significantly, making proper storage even more important.

Thank you, Mike, for your support!