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I know there have been some similar post but I want to this to be more specific.

Please post pictures of your display case, book case, shelves or dresser top of your Tamiya shelf queens/Runners

The emphasis is on "Display and build" so NIB collection stacked from the ground does not count.

Let start with pix of my collection

Here's old display i had many years ago a simple book case with large plexiglass that I made to keep the dust out.

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Below is new display case I got from Ikea ,not perfect, but one that I can afford and one that can display most of my shelfqueen.

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Does it count if they are hung on the wall?!

Ryan

Yes Ryan, please show us what you got.

tamiya1/10 let me guess, blazer, mounty and avante hhehe sorry mate not for sale or trade. I do have some parts that I willing to trade only with Cross Racing dual 5 spoke wheels and tires.

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Yes Ryan, please show us what you got.

tamiya1/10 let me guess, blazer, mounty and avante hhehe sorry mate not for sale or trade. I do have some parts that I willing to trade only with Cross Racing dual 5 spoke wheels and tires.

How the cotten pickin did you know??? Well actualy is the Hilux, blazer and avante. I would show my tiny collection but the picso is too large for to sent.

Cheers

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Yes Ryan, please show us what you got.

tamiya1/10 let me guess, blazer, mounty and avante hhehe sorry mate not for sale or trade.

I would have chosen the Blazer, Avante, and the Porsche..

Some day I will have a nice glass display case.

Do you have a showroom here on T/C?

Cheers,

Rob

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Well I've finall mounted them on the wall, one day my collection will go all the way round the room!

Hope you like them

Ryan

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This is only the "arty" ones- I do have runners :blink:

(oh and i've also lined them up properly now!)

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Why have RCs that wont run? If youre just gonna display get die-cast and save money o-o. Or if you enjoy the build, just sell it after...

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Dunno... I like the idea of hanging chassis on the wall, but it's hard to see the details on the shells left unpainted. I tried painting some shells translucent, so you can see all the aluminum pieces on my hopped up evo iv, but they didnt look as cool as I expected..

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Dunno... I like the idea of hanging chassis on the wall, but it's hard to see the details on the shells left unpainted. I tried painting some shells translucent, so you can see all the aluminum pieces on my hopped up evo iv, but they didnt look as cool as I expected..

That was my worry- I love to see the hop-ups and the mechanics. Still have the option to paint them but doubt i will

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Why have RCs that wont run? If youre just gonna display get die-cast and save money o-o. Or if you enjoy the build, just sell it after...

I have RC's that Run, this to me is just something interesting to go on the wall. Could have die cast, but i like Tamiya and i like the shells i have

Just a question of taste really.

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You have some strong will... I built a few shelfers, but ended up running all of them except for one. I just keep my kits NIB, so I dont get tempted.

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Why have RCs that wont run? If youre just gonna display get die-cast and save money o-o. Or if you enjoy the build, just sell it after...

We all have different school of thoughts :) . Collector behave differently like some like NIB and sealed, some like built and display, some like built and play so no right or wrong answer here. As for die-cast, my new interest, is not as cheap as one might think depending on scale and make. A 1/43 example... on average for about 3 of my die cast I can buy an average Tamiya RC excluding your F350, 1/14 trucks or tanks. On the other hand I regularly come across F1 and Ferrari at 1/43 selling for US$200 - $300 easy. Too rich for me.

Displaying / hanging RC on the wall is wall art. One of my crazy idea, provided I have the money and a large wall is to hang a "nice" 10 speed bike on the wall, is a form of ....engineering art. :lol:

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This is only the "arty" ones- I do have runners :)

(oh and i've also lined them up properly now!)

If I may make a minor suggestion, hang your RC side way or at an angle will look more like art work and if you can swing it aim some small spot light.

Cheers

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After emigrating three months ago, I finally got some display shelves up in my toy room and a handful of models on display.

From left to right, top to bottom:

Kyosho Concept 30DX with Hughes 500 body set, Kyosho Concept 60 with Jet Ranger body set.

Static and Scalextric models (Eggenberger Sierra RS500 x 3, TVR T440R Le Mans x 2, TVR Speed Twelve), Tamiya TT-01 BMW M3 Sport Evo, Tamiya TT-01 Mercedes 190 Evo II.

Box-art Falcon, 'My first Tamiya' replica Falcon, Mountaineer, Porsche 959.

Fox, TA-03RS PIAA Porsche 911 GT2, TA-02 Taisan Starcard Porsche 911 GT2.

Avante, Egress, Hotshot (original) and Brat (original).

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We all have different school of thoughts :) . Collector behave differently like some like NIB and sealed, some like built and display, some like built and play so no right or wrong answer here. As for die-cast, my new interest, is not as cheap as one might think depending on scale and make. A 1/43 example... on average for about 3 of my die cast I can buy an average Tamiya RC excluding your F350, 1/14 trucks or tanks. On the other hand I regularly come across F1 and Ferrari at 1/43 selling for US$200 - $300 easy. Too rich for me.

Displaying / hanging RC on the wall is wall art. One of my crazy idea, provided I have the money and a large wall is to hang a "nice" 10 speed bike on the wall, is a form of ....engineering art. :lol:

Put it that way It makes sense.

I like seeing all the engineering inside stuff too =X I probably would hang some from the wall if I could afford it =P

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Dunno... I like the idea of hanging chassis on the wall, but it's hard to see the details on the shells left unpainted. I tried painting some shells translucent, so you can see all the aluminum pieces on my hopped up evo iv, but they didnt look as cool as I expected..

Maybe just paint half side of the body and leave the other side clear? That could be intereing.

VS

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That was my worry- I love to see the hop-ups and the mechanics. Still have the option to paint them but doubt i will

Great idea Ryan, true wall art :D ! I would leave them clear or like 'VS' said do a half job on the shells..

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Great idea Ryan, true wall art B) ! I would leave them clear or like 'VS' said do a half job on the shells..

Hi Good Highflyer,

Do you mean do a great job on half of the shell or do a half-XXX job on the shells? :D:P

VS

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Hi Good Highflyer,

Do you mean do a great job on half of the shell or do a half-XXX job on the shells? :D:P

VS

Great job on the half :PB)

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