[vampireheart]

Does anyone have this or has purchased this? Im looking to buy it for Marvel Universe but i would like some feedback if anyone has ever used one of these. They look cool but im hesitant to order because I dont know the quality of it.

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[ludovicotek]

that's pretty cool.

[omega145]

Buy it and let us know how it is,

[cainraw]

$45 for 24 figures? So if you have 96, that's gonna run you $180. Better off making your own.

[Jason Abbadon]

It's really nice but I doubt it can hold many MU figures like Juggernaut or Apoclypse- they'd likely be too wide, based on that photo.

[thechris]

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Originally Posted by cainraw

$45 for 24 figures? So if you have 96, that's gonna run you $180. Better off making your own.

You probably could make your own, but it'd probably run you at least $30 in materials per unit. He'll have to buy a mirror, around $5 to $10. Cut that mirror to size. Get access to large sheets of ABS plastic. Have those cut down to size. A power mitre saw or mitre box if he doesn't already have one. Glue gun.

And the manual labour this would entail, probably at least 2 to 3 hours not to mention 30 minutes to doodle up a blueprint. I don't know about most people but even if I only made $10 an hour putting caps on bottles at a factory, this wouldn't be worth my time unless I had a passion for DIY or I planned to buy materials in bulk and resell and even then, unless I planned to make a business of it, not worth it.

The case is a reasonable price. I've seen these things cost way more. I imagine the guy makes pennies off the dollar on these considering shipping is free. And yeah, you can probably make this out of plywood and use some sort of cheap reflective material alternative like the tin from aluminium pans but who are we kidding here? LOL. Seriously, just pay the guy the $5 bucks an hour to build you a case. It's like how my father pays some kid $20 to mow the lawn. It's all about how much your time is worth to you and how much enjoyment you'd get out of putting the case together yourself because after all is said and done, I doubt you will save very much if any time.

I haven't bought one but my suggestion is do buy one and check it out if you think it's suitable. Like Jason said, it probably won't work for larger figures although I would call and see if they sell wider slotted units that accommodate fewer but wider figures. I imagine "some assembly required" so you can probably remove a single vertical wall if it's divided into 3 slotted panes across or you can remove an entire section if they slot together that way. Just some options there for you.

[Do Boy]

Personally IMO if I was going to display my figures like that I would just rather keep them MOC

[vampireheart]

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Originally Posted by Do Boy

Personally IMO if I was going to display my figures like that I would just rather keep them MOC

True, however 24 MOC figures takes up significantly more space than this wall mounted display cabinet/case, if i buy it and for some reason change my mind id do a review to help fellow loose figure collectors then trade it or sell it on here or the Bay.

[omega145]

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Originally Posted by vampireheart

True, however 24 MOC figures takes up significantly more space than this wall mounted display cabinet/case, if i buy it and for some reason change my mind id do a review to help fellow loose figure collectors then trade it or sell it on here or the Bay.

That's cool man, go ahead and buy it then dont like it so that you can sell it to me for 20 bucks.

[vampireheart]

Lol Omega145 you joker you, haha but in all seriousness if I don't like it ill consider selling or trading it but not for 20 maybe 35 idk yet but if your for real ill get ahold of you first

[thechris]

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Originally Posted by vampireheart

Lol Omega145 you joker you, haha but in all seriousness if I don't like it ill consider selling or trading it but not for 20 maybe 35 idk yet but if your for real ill get ahold of you first

At least consider using it for a makeshift Hall of Armour for what I'm guessing you must have at least 20 Iron Man figures.

[vampireheart]

Sadly, or not depending on who you ask I have more than that lol I completed the iron man 2 line and the armored avenger line lol I love those damn figures

[Alyosha]

Here's a more versatile display. I have several of these and they are nice quality. I like them a lot!

[thechris]

^^ ??

[ludovicotek]

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Originally Posted by thechris

^^ ??

haha That's what I was thinking. Alyosha, you got me wanting to see this display dude.

[kostej]

Sorry to necro this thread, but I just published short review of Livarno Collector’s Display Cabinet on my blog, maybe some of you would be interested. Sold in Europe for £50, it can hold hore than hundred figures.
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[vampireheart]

man those are awesome

[Dylan in Oregon]

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Originally Posted by Alyosha

Here's a more versatile display. I have several of these and they are nice quality. I like them a lot!

Broken Arrow Toys - Ballistic Shield Comic Style (Powered by CubeCart)
Eight dollars before shipping for this. Great.

[DogFashionDisco]

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Originally Posted by kostej

Sorry to necro this thread, but I just published short review of Livarno Collector’s Display Cabinet on my blog, maybe some of you would be interested. Sold in Europe for £50, it can hold hore than hundred figures.
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The black one looks pretty nice, I might look into getting one.

[kostej]

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Originally Posted by DogFashionDisco

The black one looks pretty nice, I might look into getting one.

Unfortunatelly they do not sell the black variant, you need to paint it yourself. But then it looks cool, I think.

[miketime]

Yes that looks cool kostej. I have a friend in FLA who has his walls coverd in the cases in the first post. He has every joe made in them. They look cool but can add up. I likr the bigger wall mount case better.