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There are several ways to display and store scale models, depending on the type of model and the preferences of the collector. One of the best ways to prepare a model for display is to ensure that it has been given a good varnish. This will lock in the paint and any decals and will give it some degree of protection against regular handling. It will also offer some protection against scratches and minor wear and tear whilst making it easier to remove dust from the model without damaging the underlying paintwork.
Some common display methods include:
For storage, it is important to keep the models in a dry, dust-free environment as over time they can become very effective dust traps and playgrounds for household spiders. Some collectors use plastic containers with tight-fitting lids to store models when not on display. If you're storing models for a long time, it's a good idea to put them in a climate-controlled storage unit to protect them from extreme temperatures and humidity.
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