Metal or cardboard box?
1788498
Cardboard, no need for anything heavy. Makes it easy to take on my cruises, folds up real small and compact.
1182554
Shiny box but inside shouldn't be the aluminum wrap, clear plastic wrap is good. The one with aluminum wrap is not good.
503283
Metal on the outside. Under the metal I'm not sure. Could be particle board or wood. It's ways to sturdy to be cardboard. Sorry I couldn't tell you for sure.
356490
metal. steel, I think. But I will warn you - the design is poor. You can easily bend the left tang and open the box.
103256
Plain cardboard box with on the shipping label. No indication of what it is.
258821
This item comes in a cardboard storage box. The product is not wrapped in plastic.
1772888
It was in the original packaging but I do not remember if it has the original cardboard box. I bought it quite long time ago.
1523944
I LOVE THE BLUE TIN. Having said that I will give my opinion on what I would choose if I had been given the choice. Plastic or tin? I would always choose a metal container over plastic or cardboard one. A metal container in my opinion would always provide a more stable, long lasting way to preserve a family game. I have decks of cards, card games, dice games and board games that came in metal, cardboard, plastic and even wooden containers. Over many years the plastic and cardboard packaging has become broken, tattered, taped and glued and in many cases the containers have been long discarded because of lost and missing pieces. Over those same years of usage in comparison to the games that came in metal or wooden containers that still look great and seldom end up with missing pieces. I have never seen this game in any other form so I can only give an opinion on the plastic packaging but if I had been given a choice it would have been METAL hands down !!!! I also like the nostalgic feel of the metal container. Gives the feel of having a long time favorite game that has been around for years.
153537
I started with large cardboard boxes cut to size. Then found an advertising board at office max. It is stiffer than cardboard and last longer before getting bullet riddled. They are white and come in all sizes.
1850244
Considering the "box" is plastic it will not be very rugged to be begin with. I doubt your needs will be met.
738187
Appears to be cardboard. The whole thing is pressed wood, I think. Still, good for the price
2162039
Cardboard. As long as it is up against a wall, it is not an issue. Happy with the closet otherwise.
515219
None. the box is mounted on the outside of the house, on a brick wall. Works great.
1262667
The storage box is plastic. It will keep someone from casually snooping through your stuff, but a true thief will get in. I like it quite well and would buy it again for my situation.
72649
The box is just your standard cardboard game box. Clear plastic wnidow came off when we first opened it. All the pieces are just kept thrown in the box, you will need a plastic bag or something to keep all the pieces in. I would suggest buying the one that comes in the wooden box. I also have the one in the wooden box, the trains are medal but much nicer case to store the game in for many years to come.
2167977
the box was plastic and I think it came in a plastic bag. Can't remember as it has been awhile ago that I purchased this.
1533491
It was rec'd. a long time ago. A cardboard sturdy box about 6"X10" or so. The problem was the plastic bubble container,as I remember.