Where do you keep your built kits?

[Avgas]

i have a display cab and a couple of cabinet tops but that's it. I've given a lot of models away once I've built them just because I haven't room for them. How do you guys with mega stashes manage?

[MarkVerploeg]

I have 3 display cabinets wich are roughly 40x30 cm and have 4 layers in them (ikea i think)
Besides that i have 4 massive tubs of doom
And i have several shelves on the wall for the lighter stuff as those can't handle too much weight

[Nige201980]

My sons ceiling think there are about 20 up at the moment and there is plenty of room for more.

[Twokidsnosleep]

Like to see some display cabinets guys, need to figure out where to hide my "toys" from the wife

[wookiee76]

Windowsills, dvd shelves (on top of the dvds), computer desk, tops of speakers, ceiling, tops of speakers and an old shelf unit thingy.

[chief5437]

I have four large shelves in my den, and two in the lounge. They're all full, so now I have to prioritise when I finish a build. Something gets sacrificed to the bin to make way for the new stuff, if it meets the standard that is, lol!

[Joe]

I have one bookshelf in the living room full and I have glass shelves built into my home office wall that carry about 32 planes. These planes are my "diecast" collection I accumulated before I started to build plastic models. So now I have almost no room for the models I build in the future

[Carlos25142657]

On top of my fridge , so the kiddies don't play with them lol

[Gaz262]

I have a loft conversion which also doubles as the made-up model repository! - I also house my stash, guitars & some books/reference material but it's getting full.
What do you do with those made-up kits that are ready for disposal?

[qeialto]

Currently are hidden into a large cabinet, when we will move to the new house my wife promised me to by a display cabinet (love her)

[jamesc88]

Stash in a cupboard which is around 20 kits various scales

Bookcase for displaying but will be moving a table for the Hobbyboss Dora 1:72 as that is quite long being 4 foot and also its a very large amount of work

[MarkVerploeg]

Stash in a cupboard which is around 20 kits various scales

Bookcase for displaying but will be moving a table for the Hobbyboss Dora 1:72 as that is quite long being 4 foot and also its a very large amount of work

That table idea is the easiest thing to if you have a build that big
I did the same with my 1:35 Leopold last year , i just went to that famous Swedish company and bought a cheap coffee table for about €20
That worked out good

[jamesc88]

I am doing my mum a favour as she wanted the dining room clear of the computer now my father has a new job and is not self employed now so the table will be utalised for something other than the computer.

When I come to do the 1:24 and 1:32 aircraft who knows where I will be going with those that is one of those annoyances of being a fan of bigger kits when doing models