Display shelf for PFs

[RadAsGhoul]

Originally Posted by Johnneeukca

Exactly the problem I have, bud. Although my statue nemesis are Tiptoes and Rocket.

Mine are Cheesecake, Push-up and Pelep. No open space displays I'm afraid :'(

[Bastilla]

Originally Posted by RossMcCollector

Here is my recent updated display:

...i like this!!!! really really well done!!! the only issue for me is having the statues out in the open like that letting all that dust on them...if it were mine...i would get an acrylic type cover...still very nice tho!!!

[strife87]

Originally Posted by Johnneeukca

Exactly the problem I have, bud. Although my statue nemesis are Tiptoes and Rocket.

Originally Posted by RadAsGhoul

Mine are Cheesecake, Push-up and Pelep. No open space displays I'm afraid :'(

Did you guys name the pets or was it children? My son has named his pets ( he's now five) and I love the names he came up with for them.

Orangecrush, that cat is adorable.

[gomur]

Originally Posted by OrangeCrush

Yeah, I wish I could go open like that with some of my statues, but I have 4 cats, 1 of which is a crazy maniac that loves to tip crap over and push stuff off of shelves. His name is Taboo and just to give an example, he loves to hop up on this one shelf I have, which basically gives him access to this really large wall mounted open style DVD holder, and starts pulling the dvd's and videogames down of the shelf one by one. And he loves doing this at like 4:30 in the morning. So I am basically forced to use shelving units that have glass doors with anthing valuable like my statues and my more valuable antique camera's and lenses.

Here is a picture of the little culprit!



He a sweet adorable kitty in the day and a complete terror by night.

As your cat's attorney, I must say pictures or these crimes didn't happen.

[Johnneeukca]

Originally Posted by strife87

Did you guys name the pets or was it children? My son has named his pets ( he's now five) and I love the names he came up with for them.

Orangecrush, that cat is adorable.

Nope, we named 'em: Bobtail, Mischief, Tiptoes and Rocket. I think Rocket is the only comic-related name though.

[RossMcCollector]

Originally Posted by Bastilla

...i like this!!!! really really well done!!! the only issue for me is having the statues out in the open like that letting all that dust on them...if it were mine...i would get an acrylic type cover...still very nice tho!!!

Thank you so much!!

The area is very isolated, and even the window that has the curtain is pixilated. I keep checking for dust, and I haven't seen any yet

[ukshaun]

Originally Posted by Atimantium

http://www.statueforum.com/attachmen...7&d=1428020580
try this method to get the most out of your detolf

I will have to find some of those clamps you mentioned. So long as they are ok to look at and strong.

[nearmint]

Originally Posted by RossMcCollector

Thank you so much!!

The area is very isolated, and even the window that has the curtain is pixilated. I keep checking for dust, and I haven't seen any yet

Mine are out in the open, as well, on top of 42" Billy bookcases (just on top, there are books on the shelves). The surface top of the bookcases gets dusty, but like you, I'm not noticing much dust on the statues. I have microfiber towels and canned air at the ready, but I'm not using them much.

I don't like separating my statues on shelves. I think it's cool when they appear to be interacting, rather than celled off from one another.

[strife87]

Originally Posted by Johnneeukca

Nope, we named 'em: Bobtail, Mischief, Tiptoes and Rocket. I think Rocket is the only comic-related name though.

Right on , tiptoes was the one that stood out to me out of those.

This display looks great, gives me some ideas for display options. I like seeing what creative things collectors come up with.

[Johnneeukca]

Originally Posted by strife87

Right on , tiptoes was the one that stood out to me out of those.

This display looks great, gives me some ideas for display options. I like seeing what creative things collectors come up with.

I'm now getting to the final stages of the lighting for mine. I went for a combination of downlighting and sidelighting using discs and bars. A bit of a pain in the a$$ to get exactly what I wanted as there was some splicing required to get the lengths I required. I'll put up some pics at the weekend when it's all together (these things take waaaay longer than you think).