How to make a display case from acrylic glass/plexiglass at home for 1/24 scale car models easy DIY

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Welcome to the next video from Adhoc cars, today I will do my best to make a display case for one of my bburago models, the Ferrari 275 GTB4. For this particular project I will need a sheet of 2 mm acrylic glass, a sharp knife, sand paper 180 and 240 grit, a special glue for plastics and a needle with a syringe. Steps are not difficult however they require accuracy and a bit of patience, from my experience gained after making this video I can say "measure twice cut once" because I did some wrong measurements at the beginig and needed to repeat the cut. What I have noticed so far is that the display might have been a little bit shorter, something about 3 mm and then it would fit a bit better. Nevertheless, as a first display case ever made myself I am quite happy with the result. Enjoy the video and if you like it, just subscribe.


Recording just for entertaining purposes, there might be as many ideas for doing a display case as number of all diecast in whole world :D
I am a beginner but I am not afraid of mistakes :)
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Materials & tools:

Sheet of transparent acrylic glass 2 mm (50 cm x 50 cm)
Sandpaper 180 & 240 grit
UHU All plastics glue
Needle 0.9 mm and syringe 5 ml
Knife and a ruler
Masking tape
Pocket measuring tape
Display dimension
Top: 22.9 mm x 11.2 mm
Side A (blue) : 22.9 mm x 10.0 mm
Side B (red) : 10.8 mm x 10.0 mm



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