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Title: Acrylic Stands for Hasbro Vehicles
Post by: Nicklab on January 21, 2021, 04:28 PM
As I'm working on getting more of my collection displayed, I'm beginning to look at acrylic stands for that floating vehicle effect.  Hasbro is finally getting on board with this concept in the most recent release of Slave I, and they're also including a similar kind of stand for the upcoming Razor Crest Haslab release.

Is anyone using these for their vehicles?  Do you recommend any particular ones?  I found this particular site:

http://displaystandsdirect.com/toy-stands/star-wars/ships-vehicle-stands/

Feedback on them would be appreciated, and I'd also like to see some other possible options.

Title: Re: Acrylic Stands for Hasbro Vehicles
Post by: Dave on January 21, 2021, 05:30 PM
Those look pretty cool.

I was thinking of getting something along these lines so I can display more figures beneath some of the ships.
Title: Re: Acrylic Stands for Hasbro Vehicles
Post by: Matt_Fury on January 21, 2021, 06:37 PM
Those look cool.  I remember over on the otheRSite they were pimping some stands that looks more poseable.

I went and checked and the link to those is dead, but I found a new on here (https://flightpose.com/), although I'm not 100% sure I'd trust that.
Title: Re: Acrylic Stands for Hasbro Vehicles
Post by: Nicklab on January 22, 2021, 09:49 AM
Thanks, Matt.  I seem to recall seeing that one at some point.  They only have the one style in stock.  I'm thinking that reaching out to them before placing an order might be the way to go.  $15 per stand isn't terrible.
Title: Re: Acrylic Stands for Hasbro Vehicles
Post by: Matt_Fury on January 24, 2021, 01:19 PM
Glad I could help Nick!  You might want to check out any hobby shops in your area as well.  Might be able to find something there.
Title: Re: Acrylic Stands for Hasbro Vehicles
Post by: Jesse James on February 12, 2021, 03:07 AM
Those kinda stands Matt posted are nice and real sturdy.  There’s a sort of gummy ball on the end of the posts to prevent them slipping.  They’ve been around in modeling for years, though I only ever saw them online from Japan.  They’re neat.  Have one for snowspeeder and like it.