I'm moving house soon and want to take my figures with me.

>>6096416
for starters storing the boxes away from you is basically asking them to be tossed out. They won't age well in storage like that and will likely be destroyed from the fluxes of hot and cold they will take on.
Beyond that the toys boils down to how much you care about them and how long you are on the road. you could bind them individually in bubble wrap and store them in the box, that would lead to the best safety without damage.

>>6096416
A distinction needs to be made: Are these all import figures, all domestic figures, or a mix?

If they're domestic figures, just put them in a box without padding. They'll shuffle together like the insides of a potato chip bag and be fine. They're made to withstand 5 year olds, after all.

If they're import figures, maybe you kept the original boxes for the important ones? If not, buy a tackle box and store the accessories in there, ideally separating every individual figures parts for easy reuniting. Then wrap up the figures in the foam wrap. If possible I would recommend not leaving any hands or heads on the figures and store them with the other accessories.

>>6096416
Why didn't the stack on the bottom disappear first

The joke would be better if they had a tall, thin box to stack on the edge of the pallet.

>>6096522
Exactly. Artist confirmed for not knowing how tetris fucking works.

Mviing the figures is easy. The way that worked best for me was
1 Get a big plastic tub with a lid.
2 Make a layer on the bottom using a tee shirt, or pillowcase, or soft towel.
3 Set the figures on this layer, covering as much area as you can without them touching.
4 Add another layer of cloth.
5 Repeat until you reach the top.
6 One final layer of cloth, then snap on the lid.
7 Put accessories in a tackle box.
8 Toss the boxes.
9 Move.