MoleBox works fine with BlitzMax for me. I've used it with a program that has several graphics files, two .ttf files, and an XP manifest file that are included along with the BMax/MaxGUI executable (which imports a projecticon.o file) in a single .exe. So, it seems to be able to handle just about anything. :)
The free approaches mentioned above should be able to do most if not all of that, though. I went with MoleBox Pro since I want to be able to send out updated data/resource files as archive updates if needed for bigger projects, and MBP allows for that easily. For the Mac & Linux versions of the above-mentioned program, I recoded a bit to use Incbin (the executables were naturally larger since MoleBox compresses and Incbin doesn't), but all three versions were similar sizes when zipped for downloading.
The free approaches mentioned above should be able to do most if not all of that, though. I went with MoleBox Pro since I want to be able to send out updated data/resource files as archive updates if needed for bigger projects, and MBP allows for that easily. For the Mac & Linux versions of the above-mentioned program, I recoded a bit to use Incbin (the executables were naturally larger since MoleBox compresses and Incbin doesn't), but all three versions were similar sizes when zipped for downloading.