Found Collection

by **unklbo** » Mon, 07 Jan 2013 04:25:36

Finally got a US supplier (Sprue Brothers) that carries a decal set
with correct numbers and nose art of my father's B-24, and I will
spend the next several months building it as correctly as I can. As
far as modeling goes, this will be my magnum opus, and I want to
display it while keeping it protected from dust and little fingers.

What are some of the favorite methods?

by **The Old Ma** » Mon, 07 Jan 2013 06:35:56

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> Finally got a US supplier (Sprue Brothers) that carries a decal set
> with correct numbers and nose art of my father's B-24, and I will
> spend the next several months building it as correctly as I can. As
> far as modeling goes, this will be my magnum opus, and I want to
> display it while keeping it protected from dust and little fingers.
> What are some of the favorite methods?

Bob - I have a few different downloads from various magazines. Contact me at braungart (at) verizon (dot) net and I'll be happy to forward them on to you.

Regards,
John Braungart

by **Tom** » Tue, 08 Jan 2013 09:37:00

Well, depending on the scale and your intended display area, you really
can't beat a wooden base covered by a plexiglass case.
I do 1/72 planes and 1/700 ships and a case for each one is a must.

T2

Finally got a US supplier (Sprue Brothers) that carries a decal set
with correct numbers and nose art of my father's B-24, and I will
spend the next several months building it as correctly as I can. As
far as modeling goes, this will be my magnum opus, and I want to
display it while keeping it protected from dust and little fingers.

What are some of the favorite methods?

Found Collection

Best practices for displaying/protecting

Best practices for displaying/protecting

Best practices for displaying/protecting

Best practices for displaying/protecting