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I would love to see what 4-6 Deltolfs placed back to back would look like.
You might have to put a thin piece of painted plywood between them but you would have a large top surface that could be used for a set such as this.
If you did it peninsula style (one side against the wall you could put 4-5 Hall of Armor Bays on with the backs against the wall.
You might have to put a thin piece of painted plywood between them but you would have a large top surface that could be used for a set such as this.
If you did it peninsula style (one side against the wall you could put 4-5 Hall of Armor Bays on with the backs against the wall.
Sikatar
Super Freak
Exactly where mine and many others are right now.
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l feel like I need to build a small addition to my house just to display this, lol....I have mine displayed on a 32" corner shelf that will eventually become a base cabinet to a display system in our den/great room.
This is an overview of the room
This is close up of the corner that displays part of our IM collection
My corner display areas are open and designed to display a variety of props and toys and are easy to change around as dictated by what I want to display
It would be very easy to build a corner cabinet in these dimensions that could be used specifically for the display of Hot Toys.
The base could display the Work Shop and a shelf system could be used to display the individual figures. You could almost get 6 Hall of Armor Bays worked into this if you had the tools and skills to build it.
I would love to build a cabinet like this for someone that has a huge collection but shipping would be very expensive.
Even a raw cabinet kit would be costly to ship but I have done this in the past and the collector was able to get it assembled and finished and the results were better then I expected.
This is an overview of the room
This is close up of the corner that displays part of our IM collection
My corner display areas are open and designed to display a variety of props and toys and are easy to change around as dictated by what I want to display
It would be very easy to build a corner cabinet in these dimensions that could be used specifically for the display of Hot Toys.
The base could display the Work Shop and a shelf system could be used to display the individual figures. You could almost get 6 Hall of Armor Bays worked into this if you had the tools and skills to build it.
I would love to build a cabinet like this for someone that has a huge collection but shipping would be very expensive.
Even a raw cabinet kit would be costly to ship but I have done this in the past and the collector was able to get it assembled and finished and the results were better then I expected.
duo_maxwell_1017
Super Freak
Tell me about it
That's why I am hoping to get a bigger house in the next few years. I want a house with a full basement so I can take a part of it so I can display my entire collection, of Hot Toys and Transformers.
Sikatar
Super Freak
Exactly, lol. I have a good-sized home, but with 4 kids, it ain't big enough. Nothing is safe, lol. A climate controlled shed might be a good idea for me
By the way, love your picture with the IM holding up their fingers!
Chr0n0
Super Freak
I have mine displayed on a 32" corner shelf that will eventually become a base cabinet to a display system in our den/great room.
This is an overview of the room
This is close up of the corner that displays part of our IM collection
My corner display areas are open and designed to display a variety of props and toys and are easy to change around as dictated by what I want to display
It would be very easy to build a corner cabinet in these dimensions that could be used specifically for the display of Hot Toys.
The base could display the Work Shop and a shelf system could be used to display the individual figures. You could almost get 6 Hall of Armor Bays worked into this if you had the tools and skills to build it.
I would love to build a cabinet like this for someone that has a huge collection but shipping would be very expensive.
Even a raw cabinet kit would be costly to ship but I have done this in the past and the collector was able to get it assembled and finished and the results were better then I expected.
Nice setup Boba, particularly good to see some Code 3 love!
Is that Vader next to the Code 3 Tie Fighter the original Cinemacast version?
Nice setup Boba, particularly good to see some Code 3 love!
Is that Vader next to the Code 3 Tie Fighter the original Cinemacast version?
Thanks
Yes, the Vader is an original Cinemacast statue
Chr0n0
Super Freak
Awesome, I have that one too. Makes perfect sense why it's at the bottom of your display it weighs a tonne!
Chr0n0
Super Freak
Weight is irrelevant to my grid wall shelf system. Did you miss the 20 pound Attakus Chewie at the top on the Rebel corner
Ah sorry man, never owned that piece so didn't recognise it. 20lbs wow! Solid shelves there, nice job!
Looks good though.
Thanks, he's slowly gathering friends around him now
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Thanks, he's slowly gathering friends around him now
Post pics!
I keep meaning to set up the round base and have the armours around him, but i already made a custom riser base that sits the base lower(Making it seem smaller than it is), and will likely just keep him on that for the time being.
Looks good Bar 
I've been back to neutral armor poses for awhile now on my Marks but may spice it up a bit once the Diecast shelf is complete
I've been back to neutral armor poses for awhile now on my Marks but may spice it up a bit once the Diecast shelf is complete
EXOTICLEX
Super Freak
Just messing around. And you can totally see me in the reflection. My video skills suck. Yup.
Ninjaknight
Super Freak
To those that have this figure is the material for his pants denim (jeans) or cloth (normal pants)?
Chiefrocka
Super Freak
It's a cloth khaki like
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