After three tries at shelves that will work my collection has a new home!

Wow! That is a lot of work in one place. Not an area for dogs, cats, or kids? Very impressive display

Very nice display. That is a lot of work. Post some more pictures.

Lol I have a pond in backyard I let the nephews throw rocks in... It's spared the models. As for the cats I break em more often then they do!

sweet! Looks like you like the modern subjects

Yeah everything is late Cold War or modern. Almost all straight out of the box or small conversions to update a version here or there. This forum and the newly engineered kits have helped a lot with my skills.

Just be careful when you dust them.

I was going to ask how people keep dust off of them. Just keep them in a closed glass cabinet?

no glass? it will start collecting dust

They do get dusty. I use a big fluffy make up brush I bought at a drug store to keep them clean.

Jamie get yourself some plexi glass cut to soze and seal off the full units. Very nice display.

there's like 60 1/35 vehicles in that display. way more 1/35's than I've got. This display is impressive, especially how you organised the vehicles in their own categories.

Very nice collection.

But please stop breaking your cats!

A nice display indeed! I second the earlier suggestion to protect it with glass.

nice, not jealous at all...
if they are from a well-known Swede-ish furniture co, then you can get glass doors for them...

What about canned air to keep the dust off?

Very nice collection Jamie and a very impressive display. Must be a job to keep the dust away. Thanks for sharing. Best regards...Dale

May I make a suggestion….I know it may cost some money, but the investment is worth it considering the amount of time and money you have invested in your collection. You may want to consider either putting each model in some type of sealed glass/acrylic case or perhaps a curio cabinet encased in glass. Over time the elements will begin to take effect upon your work, and dust being perhaps the biggest of these issues it is next to impossible to remove once being caked upon you models. When you have to remove dust you risk on breaking parts etc…… Just a suggestion...