LTNS.

Havent been around in a while, but now im back. Just got moved into a house in the last couple months, Sooooo now I have room for all my stuff, now my question is how to display it all.

Obviously shelves for the 1/24-25th scale die cast and anything else in boxes.

But what about like hot wheels & JL's ect.. that are in packages?

Would love to see how you all display your stuff.

Id rather not put a million holes in my walls so any helpfull ideas would be great.

You could put a peg board or some other type of board on your wall and then attach the blister packs to it.

Another thing I saw that was cool was a rotating rack. Might be hard to find a used one but they don't see like they would be hard to make.

LTNS.

Havent been around in a while, but now im back. Just got moved into a house in the last couple months, Sooooo now I have room for all my stuff, now my question is how to display it all.

Obviously shelves for the 1/24-25th scale die cast and anything else in boxes.

But what about like hot wheels & JL's ect.. that are in packages?

Would love to see how you all display your stuff.

Id rather not put a million holes in my walls so any helpfull ideas would be great.

You can use those plastic merchandising strips that are used at Wal-Mart on the end of a isle or in the middle of the of the isles.

http://www.hookstore.com/strips.htm

This is but one of many people that sell these strips on line but you can pick them up real easy at Wally World...but take a word of advice you will need to ask a sales person or they can get really mean at times. One small push pin with hold as many as you want to hang on connected stirps. I used them for a long time before I started opening and displaying in those acrylic display cases. Good luck and welcome back, olesarge90/Gill

This is how I do it. All the boards came from Michael's. You will still need 2 nails for each board. I've put 2 more up since this pic.
http://i360.photobucket.com/albums/oo44/harristotle/Hotwheels/101_0258.jpg

harris, i have a few of those boards. If i remeber correctly back when they first came out they had them for JL sized packages also.

I didnt know anyone still offered them holders.

anyone else?

harris, i have a few of those boards. If i remeber correctly back when they first came out they had them for JL sized packages also.

I didnt know anyone still offered them holders.I would like to know also about these boards.

As for my larger cars I have mounted 2 rows of shelves along the ceiling in a room of my house.The top row is smaller(10") and the bottom is 12".http://i424.photobucket.com/albums/pp324/johnsZ28/2008_11300007.jpghttp://i424.photobucket.com/albums/pp324/johnsZ28/2008_11300009.jpg

Michaels Craft Stores have been carrying the Boards around here.

What's the most affordable way to display loose 1:64 cars? I like the acrylic display cases but the ones I find at mass retail (like the JL ones) are expensive and don't hold many cars.

I would like to invite you to look at the many on line acrylic display case dealers.
There you will finds the likes of Carney Plastics and many others that sell a whole host of display cases. All of which are relatively easy to hang. Carney Plastics is a supporter here on HT.

I now have three 108 count display cases that I obtained from Giovanni Plastics ; however, Giovanni has since been purchased by Carney. As far as the cost of displaying a car, these worked out to be less than $1.00 each to display and that includes shipping costs as well. Good luck on your hunt...olesarge90/Gill

i checked a michaels craft store in a city about an hour away, and they said they dont carry them anymore :(

id be happy if i could find a place online, only thing would be shipping.