First you get some of this

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t3/70-442/odds%20and%20ends/2008_0618cabinet0087.jpg

Then add some of this

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t3/70-442/odds%20and%20ends/2008_0618cabinet0088.jpg

Then have an opening party

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t3/70-442/odds%20and%20ends/2008_0618cabinet0089.jpg

And you end up with this

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t3/70-442/odds%20and%20ends/2008_0618cabinet0093.jpg

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t3/70-442/odds%20and%20ends/2008_0619cabinet10095.jpg

There are about 100 Olds in this cabinet, I have about 75 more, so I better get working on another one.

looks awesome!

Nice work. I like the fact that you left enough depth to display the cars on diagonally.

Very nice job! I keep saying I'm going to do the same thing.....one of these days.
Did you have to have the glass shelves cut to size, or did you buy them like that?

I had all the glass and the mirror cut to size. It made things a lot easier.

I think the cars look better when they are displayed on an angle.

is that an open type cabinet? how do you take care of dust? you clean the models how often?

And you end up with this

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t3/70-442/odds%20and%20ends/2008_0618cabinet0093.jpg


That is one nice display, Nice job 70_442 :thumbsup::thumbsup:

There is a glass door that goes in the front, but when I took some pics, they didn't look good, so I took it out for the photos

..are these 1/64 or 1/43 scale?...nice one...i´ll have to do the same with my collection someday....

Very nice work! Looks great

Sweet

Looks really good :thumbsup: Do you have build plans for it?