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Tamiya Display Turntable
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- What size display case do I need for my model?
Case size depends entirely on the scale and type of model: a single 1:72 aircraft needs far less room than a 1:18 diecast car or a fully rigged wooden ship. Always check the finished dimensions on your model’s product page against the case’s internal measurements before ordering. Our Display Stands & Cases range spans compact single-model cases through to large cabinet-style units.
- Do display cases protect against dust and fading?
Yes, a sealed acrylic or glass case keeps dust off delicate parts such as aerials, rigging and undercarriage, and reduces colour fading caused by direct sunlight on painted finishes. This is worth the investment on any model you’ve spent real time detailing or weathering. Placing a case away from direct sunlight adds further protection.
- Can one case hold more than one model?
Multi-model and cabinet-style cases are available for collectors displaying several smaller pieces together, such as a squadron of plastic aircraft kits or a run of diecast cars. Check the internal shelf spacing against your models’ dimensions before ordering to make sure everything fits comfortably. Adjustable shelving is especially useful if your collection includes mixed scales.
- Do you stock stands for diecast models as well as plastic kits?
Yes, our display range covers both, with cases and plinths sized for diecast models as well as built plastic kits. Diecast models often benefit from a plinth base with a name plaque, given their heavier, ready-finished construction. Always match the case to the model’s actual footprint rather than just its scale.
- Are rotating display stands available?
Yes, rotating turntable stands are popular for showing off a single centrepiece model, whether that’s a detailed sci-fi kit or a painted tabletop miniature, from every angle without needing to handle it. They work particularly well for competition or showcase pieces. Check the maximum load and base size before ordering for heavier models.
- What’s the difference between a display stand and a display case?
A stand is an open plinth or turntable that supports a model without enclosing it, while a case fully encloses the model behind acrylic or glass for dust and impact protection. Stands suit models you want to handle occasionally, while cases suit finished pieces you don’t want to touch again. Many collectors use stands for works in progress and cases for finished favourites.
- How do I choose the right case for a Warhammer miniature collection?
Match the case to your models’ base sizes, as standard infantry on 25 to 32mm bases fit compact cabinet cases, while larger monsters and vehicles need deeper shelving with more headroom. Check the base size on each unit’s Games Workshop datasheet before ordering. A glazed cabinet is worth the investment once you’ve painted a squad or army you’re proud of.