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Date Posted: 00:56:15 12/11/03 Thu
Author: Todd
Author Host/IP: 138.88.147.12
Subject: One last one - Transformers PVCs
In reply to: Ray 's message, "LARGE pics of two new toy displays I just set up - Gundam and Block figures - check it out please :)" on 23:29:50 12/10/03 Wed

>I like those Foamcoar spacers I think I'm going to
>steal that idea, I had been using little wood planks
>with random things placed underthem or blank dvd
>cases. I wouldn't think the foamcoar would be all that
>stable for heavier figures, but on the buzz you have
>the MOTU on there fine.
>
>Nice Pictures, thanks for posting em'

No problem, Ray. As for being sturdy, it just matters how many "steps" you put in it. The Gundam display has four steps (three shelves glued down onto the four steps and an extra shelf glued to the back of the display for extra support).

So they have no problem holding the weight so long as the weight is evenly spread out among the steps. Hope that made sense, but it's late so I'm not sure.

night
Todd



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