AMT Plastic Display Case, 9 3/4 x 4 1/4 x 3 11/16, 0.5 Liters, Standard

Qe needed these for our 1:24 scale cars, loved the inserts for backgrounds

The shipped a display case in a paper bag! That’s right a paper one! I don’t know how in the world it arrived in perfect condition but just be aware that it might be Amazons fault and probably not the manufacturer.

Price is up. However, product is good, according to the user of product. Used for model cars which is hobby after surgery.

I recently restarted painting fantasy role-playing miniatures and was working for ways to display them other than the shelved cabinets which tend to be expensive and somewhat limit viewing. I particularly was looking for a way to exhibit a group of skeletons I had recently finished.After looking at several car case displays, I chose to try this one because of the angled top.In short, it worked out very well. All 32 figures fit easily in the case with room to spare, allowing them to be assembled in formation. The clear plaster top allows viewing of the miniatures from every angle, and further allows them to be displayed out in the open like on a table or end table rather than being stuck on a wall.The case is very tall for "normal sized" miniatures, but then would allow for the display of considerably taller ones. It would also allow for the construction of mini dioramas using terrain and the like.I decided to make use of the vertical build a set of steps for the case to as to allow all the figures to be easily seen. It is pictured above.Over all, this is a great way to display miniatures of all sorts.However...If there is one downside to the purchase, it is the price point of the case. For what amounts to a few ounces of plastic, $12 is a lot of money. If the price were lower, I would readily buy one of these everything I wanted to display something new. As it is, I would have to think twice about it as a on nicely made display case made of glass and wood on sale at Michael's could run me as low as $17 -$20.

Came with ties to secure model.

Bought these for much grandson, a lot to choice from but these seemed like a good deal

They're great for car models keeps the dust off of them recommend

Bought a Ertl display case for a 1/24 car model in 1992. It was $12 at the time, and was a simple, no frill case. Fast forward 30 years and I wanted the same case but Ertl is no longer there. Saw this and turns out the case is identical to what I bought in 1992. Difference is the Ertl case was made in USA. This case is made in china. But dimension being identical means I can stack them. It's inexpensive, simple and the 2 I got so far were flawless. I have 2 more on the way and will buy more as I build more model cars.