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Sorry it's such a crappy picture, but I have to take it through the glass of the display case which blurs everything, & the supports are in the way too. I have all the battle pod minis, 5 McDonald's happy meals minions, & all the posable minions from Thinkaway. I'm trying to resist buying any more, so hopefully there won't be a Despicable Me 3 :-).
Our new tabletop model is a natural extension of our highly requested tablet integrated range of displays; fitting any size of tablet.
The first tabletop displays have already been delivered – they are used for visitor registration at a front desk.
Feel free to contact us on info@digi-kiosk.dk to learn more about the new display.
This is my first seasonal display in my new hutch. I love having a place to display my Pyrex and Melmac now!
USAF Pararescue display booth at the 2012 "Thunder and Lightning Over Arizona" Open House at Davis-Monthan AFB, Tucson, AZ.
Lunken Airport, located southeast of downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, was dedicated in 1925 and served commercial aircraft into the 1940s before the establishment of the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport. American Airlines had its early beginnings at Lunken, and over the years, visitors ranged from Charles Lindbergh to the Beatles, who arrived for a concert in 1964. The airport currently serves private and corporate aircraft. This lobby display features photos and history of the airport, and I really liked the model of the plane circling the globe at the top of the display.
More information about the airport.
Hot drinks and BBQ inside our rail vehicle shed were welcomed by visitors to the recommissioning of Tr 189. A view of the displays assembled for the event, complete with some interactive elements we are putting together. Frames of Baldwin steam locomotive Wb 299 in the foreground...
Designed by Gerry Judah, the central display in front of Goodwood House honoured Renault's return to Formula One. Features Renault RS01, Renault RE40, Renault RE60, Williams FW14, Benetton B195, Williams FW18, and Renault R202.
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2002
The piece I made at the Annie Moon Workshop is mounted below a mirror. In the set or the eyes of Brad Pitt, Madonna and Obama - plus many others,
I was shopping. Not sure how the game is played but I think the object is to keep the ball in the air by catching it in the nets. Correct me if I am wrong.
ABOUT THIS DISPLAY:
Back in September, 2004, I started designing and constructing this diorama, which took about 2 months to complete. I had the Micronauts signage custom-made for me at a print shop. The table tops are made of high-gloss black Plexiglas acrylic. I used yellow and black contact paper, as well as 1" thick foam board and 1/4" wide neon green Chartpak graphic art tape. I also used 1" wide neon-green gaffer's tape. The actual tables themselves are just regular folding tables, 3' x 6' and 3' x 8'.
All of the Mego Micronauts action figures, vehicles and play sets in this photo are from my personal collection.
I took this photo on Monday, 11/15/2004.
I welcome your comments. Thanks for looking.