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26/02/2021 6:55 pm
aquarium's or 10 gal for 1/12 cars.
Joshua J. Shy
27/02/2021 10:58 pm
My display cases...I'm running out of room! (It's a video, can't tell if the website indicates that.)
28/02/2021 12:54 pm
All, nice looking display cases. Because of space limitations I have to make the amount of wall space utilize as many models as possible...therefore I primarily use Carney cases. While I get a lot of cars displayed they are not as dramatic as those shown. Love seeing how others display their cars.
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28/02/2021 1:52 pm
@bob-jackman Carney cases are a good bang for the buck. I am just starting to deal with the space issue, we'll see.
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28/02/2021 1:54 pm
@john3976 Like the art work too, thanks for showing some of your displays.
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28/02/2021 1:56 pm
@paul-rouffa Love the wooden display cases, looks great!
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28/02/2021 3:22 pm
What a great series of display cases everyone. It is amazing what we all collect. There is little here that I would not want in my own collection if I had room and funds.
Thanks all!
28/02/2021 8:00 pm
@paul-rouffa I see you scored all of the BAT Alfas. I have that Mercedes-Benz T80 on its way also. So I guess I should compliment you on your fine taste in models. LOL
01/03/2021 11:26 am
@rich-sufficool I had to look up the Merc T80 because that’s not what I have. 
If you’re referring to the 1/18, that’s the Revell Auto Union Type C Stromlinie driven by Bernd Rosemeyer; if you’re talking about the 1/43, it’s the Brumm Auto Union Type B driven by Hans Stück.