LANSCOERY Acrylic Display Case, Assemble Large Showcase Display Box for Collectibles, with Dustproof & Seamless Display Design, 18x18x18inch Thick Black Base

It’s a little bit big but it’s cool

I wanted a very simple diorama for my son based on a video game, but these are soooo expensive (in the $80 range!!). So…. I decided to do it myself. I got the 12x12x12 case for a very reasonable price, and started to print / cut / glue away. Honestly, it was not as hard as I expected.I was worried about the gloves, the dust, finger prints, but it all worked out.I didn’t proceed per the instructions. I put one glove on my right hand (dominant), and used my other hand, glove free, to remove the films. I could never figured out how to use the little round tool provided to remove these films. I used my index nail to scratch a corner, and the film would come off pretty easily.The assembly was not hard at all. I went from one sode to the adjacent one, not opposites.I am super happy, and thinking about making another one, this time for my daughter, when I see some of the reviewers pictures. Y’all inspire me!!!

Not as pictured. I was expecting a Display “Box” not something you assemble yourself with the tabs showing. It was a nightmare to get the protective film peeled off. The tabs require a lot of force to go in the base and they crack easily. I’m returning it.

nice and clear

I got the 3x3x3 inch / 8x8x8 cm which was fortunately slightly larger than 3 inches as I needed (8 cm is 3.15 inches). Some people mentioned it was difficult to remove the film from the acrylic - I didn’t have much trouble with that using a knife.It was slightly difficult to put together because some of the connection pieces were too big to fit into the holes they belonged. I read reviews about the acrylic cracking so I didn’t try to force it too much. Instead I took a knife and shaved off a little plastic from the notch that goes into the hole which worked well. In the end it resulted in a sturdy box so I’d prefer they were too tight rather than too loose. Once you have it put together, the lid isn’t easy to remove so I’m not sure you’d want to be regularly opening it to take the item out.

The product is of good quality overall and features clear instructions, making it easy to assemble the case.While it may work well for most displays, it doesn’t quite meet the durability or aesthetic expectations for professional or museum-grade use. To be fair, no claims were made about the case being museum-quality. More importantly one of the bottom corners arrived bent, which was disappointing and detracts slightly from the overall aesthetic. It would be helpful if the packaging were improved to better protect the item during transit.

I bought this case for my first ever Resin Statue. The case is nearly perfect. The only downsides to the case (for me) is the base of the case should be thicker. It is a little on the flimsy side to be able to move it if need be. I would also include which is the top and bottom for the notches to fit properly.Pros:- Not difficult to put together.- Top is easy to open (plus for me as I use a rechargeable light)- Very nice looking caseCons:- Base plate should be thicker to help with structure if it needs to be moved.- The top and base plate should have a label showing which side is correct for the notches.- Gloves are small for big hands (not a real con just big people issues)

Self assemble once object is inside it sealed you can’t lift the dome. It’s a pain in the butt to assemble mine cracked twice at $10. It would be worth it at $30. It’s not. I got the 8 x 8 x 8“.