Displays and displaying (cont...)
Sat, 12/26/2020 - 09:44
#122
At Christmas we are asking for world peace.
So time to put my warmachines behind glass in a new cabinet.
Sat, 12/26/2020 - 12:54
#123
It's always a pleasure to see fellow-collectors' displays. Nice cabinets, Kas!
Kind regards, Jan
Sun, 02/14/2021 - 14:09
#124
Although UV/daylight has no direct access to my display cabinets - they are mostly even in the dark - I turn my models every now and then in order to reduce even the slightest risk of discolouration. Although this appears to be a simple job, it isn't. Working too quickly or uncontrolled, with shaky hands, may cause a lot of damage. I just finished another display unit this afternoon. Photos taken after removing and subsequently before replacing the transparent cover plate. Kind regards, Jan
Sun, 02/14/2021 - 17:24
#125
Jan,
You should display your models on turntables with a clock control which would turn the models once a month.
I have had the priviledge to visit your study many years ago and I was very impressed by that room, it has certainly changed a lot since and must be much better. Why dont you make a 360° video and post it here. I am certain that fellow collectors would apreciate and be as impressed as I was.
All the best.
Jacques
Fri, 08/27/2021 - 06:27
#126
No 360° video, Jacques, but I am fond of this photo, which I took this week for use in a lecture/presentation for the Namac (West region) the day before yesterday. In order to avoid reflections I removed the glass plates temporarily. Some Dinky Supertoys commercials on top, some pre- and early post-war models below. Kind regards, Jan
Pre War Models
Pre War Models
Pre War Models
Pre War Models
Pre War Models
Pre War Models
Pre War Models
Pre War Models
Pre War Models
Pre War Models
Dinky Toys photography specials
-150 and 600 Royal Tank Corps Personnel / Armoured Corps Personnel (1937-55)
New arrivals
Dinky Toys photography specials
New arrivals
Dinky Toys photography specials
New arrivals
Interesting Combinations
Interesting Combinations
Interesting Combinations
Interesting Combinations
Interesting Combinations
-772 British Road Signs (1959-63)
-772 British Road Signs (1959-63)
-772 British Road Signs (1959-63)
-772 British Road Signs (1959-63)
-772 British Road Signs (1959-63)
New arrivals
--24z and 541 Simca Vedette Versailles (1956-61)
--39b and 893 Tracteur Unic saharien [Unic Sahara Pipe Transporter] (1959-70)
--39b and 893 Tracteur Unic saharien [Unic Sahara Pipe Transporter] (1959-70)
-689 Medium Artillery Tractor (1957-65)
-689 Medium Artillery Tractor (1957-65)
-689 Medium Artillery Tractor (1957-65)
Dealers' display cabinets