Wingspan Nesting Box - Unboxing and Review - Including European, Oceania & Asia Expansions!

In depth review and unboxing of the Wingspan Nesting Box! In this video I unbox all the expansions that has been released to this point including: European, Oceania and Asia expansions. After the unboxings I organize the Wingspan Nesting Box with the Wingspan core box and expansions.
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0:00 Intro
0:32 European Expansion Unboxing
1:44 Oceania Expansion Unboxing
3:02 Nesting Box Unboxing
8:43 TIMELAPSE - Organizing The Contents!
10:30 Nesting Box Contents Reviewed
14:41 Nesting Box Final Thoughts

[@Nick-ps3mg]

Nice review. I think when I get this I'll hold onto the boxes until I have all the expansions and then create some sort of wall art with them

[@tabletopgreatness]

It's a good idea. I have the original box still. I don't want to throw it away because of the art.

[@TheOoiit]

Thanks for the clear unboxing. It saves me some money in future, because that nesting box is not worth it to me.

[@tabletopgreatness]

You're welcome!

[@daymongray3516]

Don't forget to add the price, 70$ on the producers website.
Chintzy would be my first impression of that product. Super thin plastic. Paper and cardboard inserts will not survive high humidity locations (I live in Hawaii). I'm going to bet its made in china for about 15$.
Personally I find the best upgrades are:
1. A wooden or ceramic lazy susan with at least 6 dividers.
2. A card shuffler if you dislike doing it yourself.
3. A wooden dice tower-roller made yourself or by your woodworking friend.
Overall I wanted the box to be useful but I feel like it just looks to cheap.

[@tabletopgreatness]

I hear what you're saying and it's most likely produced in China for cheap. However for an all in one storage solution I find it to be great. Plus the artwork adds a nice touch. You're right about the high humidity, I can see this not holding up so well in those type of climates. A card shuffler is something I've never thought of and sounds like a good idea. How do those shufflers do with sleeved cards?