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Does anyone have any suggestions or recommendations for a display case for a loose slot that wouldn't ever been "run."
I have clear acrylic mirrored cases with the long open shelves. To combat the guide pin issue, I put down slotcar track straights (3 X15") on the shelves then used small wedges to tilt the track up in the rear so you get a good look at the cars.Jimmy49098 said:I've seen many kinds of display cases but I don't know which ones are for slot cars, what I would like to know is are there any display cases made with a slot or hole for the guide pins or do the pins have to be taken out to display so they don't look like they are popping a wheelie. Jimmy
Sounds cool, but I've never seen one. You have a pictures by any chance?Montoya1 said:If the car is quite short what about a Futaba Mini servo box, that look real cute with a small piece of black foam in the bottom and take up very little room. If you have seem the boxes that the Ed Bianchi Rattler IIs came (come) in you'll know what I mean.
Nice, that's pretty cool. Guess that would mean that I would have to buy a servo for the box, then sell the servo without a box. I could also buy the box from someone who has just bought a servo and doesn't care about the box.Montoya1 said:![]()
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Or ask Ed where he got his?chriscobbs said:Nice, that's pretty cool. Guess that would mean that I would have to buy a servo for the box, then sell the servo without a box. I could also buy the box from someone who has just bought a servo and doesn't care about the box.
Who's Ed?Montoya1 said:Or ask Ed where he got his?
Bianchi.chriscobbs said:Who's Ed?
chriscobbs said:Does anyone have any suggestions or recommendations for a display case for a loose slot that wouldn't ever been "run."