Transparent Acrylic Box Ring Led Lights Dust Cover Box Cartoon Figure Display Car Model Storage Box Collections Model Showcase

I'm so happy with this case I had purchased a different one for my son's urn and whenever I would dust and have to clean it was difficult to put back together and this one stays together I would recommend.

Beautiful display case. Follow the assembly instructions... Note- the larger tabs on the bottom edge of each of the four acrylic panels need to face down, and inserted into the display base. Then the top panel rests nicely on the top edges. Very satisfied with the purchase. Although expensive, it is well worth the money, and I would purchase again.

Good quality and easy to put together, bought for my zimomo. . Just an fyi that you can’t really place other things on top as the top will dip under the weight.

I have a company of car detailing and love cars I have a small collection of hot wheels I purchase one box to check it out and love it simple to put together I will purchase more // trabajo en una compañía donde miro toda clase de carros y compré una caja para mirar si balia la pena y ( si ) valió la pena muy fácil de armar el modelo que compré es chico yego a tiempo la calidad por lo que page no está mal pero definitivamente comprare modelos más grandes

Extremely impressed with kit. I have customized mine to fit a smaller item. Can easily be cut down and wired with lights. Excellent packing and protective cover over plastic sheets are excellent.

Package shipped fast, got 2, easy direction to follow, assembly was easy to understand and in about 20 minutes I had them put together and displaying my autographed basketballs.

I needed a display case to protect my Israeli nativity set I purchased when in Bethlehem. This one was the only one I found that was big enough. It was extremely easy to assemble and even had cotton gloves to wear while doing so to prevent getting smudges or fingerprints on the pieces. Each piece was protected by plastic film to protect it prior to assembly. I would recommend it to anyone who needs one.

Easy solution to protecting an object with minimal cost. Have a UGEAR clock that I wanted to cover. A glass dome was expensive, and I found this product. Perfect! It took about 30 minutes to assemble. Instructions were detailed enough and the quality of the pieces and box that it came in were great. The instructions said to start with the top panel first. I worked on a granite countertop (hard surface and clean to keep the panels from getting marked. I put the corner pieces on top and put the pin through the sleeve and put them through the hole in the top panel from the bottom and set it down on the counter and pressed down until I heard the snap. After completing that I took the side panel and installed the angle pieces in the same manner leaving the holes that would join with the top panel empty. Mated the side panel to the top piece and used the side of a butter knife to press the pin in until it snapped. Continued on until it was done. Kit came with cotton gloves, a wipe, and additional plastic joining pieces. It looks great! The panel holes lined up and there are no gapes between the panels. It fits in the base great and it serves the purpose well. Would buy another without reservation.

This case is for my grandsons Larry Bird Statue and his Larry Bird signed Rookie card. Yes he is 12 years old but a huge Larry Bird fan watches You Tube videos all the highlights you would ever want to watch. We got him the statue and card for Christmas so I bought him the glass case after!!!

...the BUT is my fault; again, I don't read descriptions well enough, just skim over them and this had led to problems in the past. I did not care for the fact that the clear acrylic needed to be assembled. It was being used for a Christmas diorama featuring a tree and I wish it had been one piece, but I ordered it late in the season and there wasn't time to replace it and have it ready in time for Christmas giving, so we used it. I've made a note to myself to read descriptions carefully from now on. I just hope I read it before placing orders, LOL.

Like the headline said, it took a but to figure out how to assemble but once you figure out how to position the first 2 plates, the rest if a breeze! looks great, feels sturdy, and a year with it now and it's still holding

First off the hardest part of this in my opinion is getting the protective film off the acrylic panels. The pins and clips are tiny and translucent so make sure you open and store them in a well lit area when doing the assembly. People are complaining about the alignment from what I’ve read, but I suspect that’s because they tried to place the panels on the inside of the triangular pieces that attach to the top panel. The panels actually fit and attach flush against those triangular pieces but on the outside of them not the inside. Hope this might help anyone in the future that has trouble assembling this.

Assembling it is really easy, and it took only a couple of minutes. I forgot a slip of paper for my display and had to unlock it from the base because it wouldn't go though the side panels, they were tight!

They also come with a lot of extra parts just in case you lose some and some gloves so you don't leave fingerprints on it.

I wish it came with some museum paste too, so you would stick things to the base, but that is something you can easily get on the side. I didn't try the led lights because I don't want them for my display, but they have a USB port to plug them on and nothing else.

The instructions want you to start with the corner brackets. Do NOT do it this way. It’s easier to assemble if you put the sides on the base and then start with the “L” brackets. Do the corner pieces right before you assemble the top. All brackets go on the INSIDE of the glass/acrylic. The film on one side of each piece of glass/acrylic is harder to remove than the other side. Would be nicer if it opened from the back like a cabinet instead of lifting everything off the base to display. Nice case, but directions could have been better. My mom bought it and I assembled it.

6” x 6” x 10” was a perfect fit for my MG Barbatos Gunpla kit. Great for keeping my kit dust-free.

The overall assembly was straight forward. I know some people have complained about the acrylic getting scratched but as a suggestion, keep only the sliver of acrylic exposed (or peeled) during construction and remove them as you complete it. This way, it preserves the clarity and keeps the surface it smudge-free.

The bottom doesn’t secure with the rest of the clear encasing but I think that’s a helpful feature so you can easily make adjustments, as needed. Better like this, rather than damaging the contents while trying to detach the clear piece.

I needed a good sized display box for my One Piece Portrait of Pirates Brook figure. The assembly is not too bad once you figure out how the snapping pins work (I'd never seen this type before, you use the pin to sort of split the sleeve's head open and lock it in place), but in particular getting the last few in does suck since it's hard to get an angle to push hard enough without breaking the panel. I ended up getting a lot of them by putting it on bubble wrap on the floor so I could carefully press down that way and even then it took a lot of tries. If you have a lot of finger strength (I don't) it'll probably be easier, but again I don't think the panels could survive rough handling. Once assembled your troubles are over, it looks great and seals up tightly. The gloves and extra backup bits were a nice inclusion. I don't keep mine in a place where I can really use the lights, though, so I put them away and can't comment on those.

I opened up the box and was impressed by the overall packing of the case. As I was checking the items (laughing at the white gloves) I noticed a lot of small clear plastic parts thrown together in a plastic bag. I put the case together carefully following the instructions and when I thought I was done with the sides and about to attach the base I noticed a lot of extra pieces. I checked the case and noticed I was not done. Fortunately I didn't throw everything away. The middle section of the case still needed to be secured. This only took a few minutes and I copied the instructions for the bottom corners. Fully assembled it looks nice and seems sturdy. Gonna order another one soon

Update: I changed my overall rating to 5 stars due to their customer service. They reached out to me to resolve my issues and came up with a solution I did not even consider. Great doing business with them and would again

I bought the 10 x 15 tall case for displaying the Lego Stratocaster gifted to me at Christmas by the kids.. Great fit for the guitar and accompanying amp.
I gave it 5 stars for value because... well, good acrylic cases aren't cheap and it's on the lower end of pricing I'd seen among similar cases; $70-$80 seemed to be the average price range. There are really inexpensive cases that ship direct from China but my experience has been that you get what you pay for. This went together fairly easily - no out-of-line holes, nice cleanly joined edges on the finished product. Well engineered and manufactured.
The only reason it got 4 stars for ease of assembly is that the "nails" used are hard for large fingers to hold at the proper angle to insert, and that a large case gets a bit unwieldy and wobbly getting the second side on; you almost need a third hand. Granted, the printed instructions aren't the greatest; they'll suffice, but I found the video more helpful. And don't forget to take off the protective film prior to assembly! A pair of fabric gloves and a cleaning cloth are included, and I managed to get my case put together with nary a smudge.
All told, a very nice case. I've had no issues removing the case from the stand to take the guitar and/or amp out, nor had any problems moving the case about to do dusting.