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Glue small magnets to the bottom of each base. Use a tool box or glue a sheet of ferrous metal to the bottom of a plastic tub. magnet bases are also nice for painting and priming.
I've got steel discs in the bases currently because I didn't want my minis crashing together with magnets in their bases.
My painting handle has magnets on top which really helps with holding the minis for painting as those magnets don't mess around. I've also got a bunch of those magnets as I use them for projects all the time.
I'll probably lay them out in a grid in a Rubbermaid tub and model up some shelves for the inside.