Acrylic Display Case - 6-Car Interlocking Collector Case

Name: Greenlight 1:64 Acrylic Display Case - 6-Car Interlocking Collector Case
Brand: GREENLIGHT
SKU: 55012
Price: 13.99 USD
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1/64 Scale - Greenlight - 55012

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• Opening front panel for easy access
• Displays 6 vehicles (not included)
• Interlocking design for a variety of display options
• Optional wall-mounting hardware included
• Section dimensions: 2" x 4"

These cases fit any 1/64 diecast car. Cases interlock on the top, bottom, and both sides so you can build your own custom display wall quickly!

Warning: Choking Hazard - Small Parts
not for children under 3.

Made By: Greenlight
Item Number: 55012
Scale: 1/64
MSRP: $15.99

First arrived: 2/6/2014
Added to catalog: 1/23/2014
Recommended Age: 8 and up

Customer Reviews

Gilbert - Chicago IL	Review Date: 4/12/2025 11:52:26 AM	Overall Rating
Experience Level: High	Purchased for: Personal Collection	5
Perfect and affordable set up to display a some cars. Also they stack- be careful if you choose mount on wall.

TGM - United States	Review Date: 7/1/2022 7:00:15 PM	Overall Rating
Experience Level: Average	Purchased for: Personal Collection	5
Product is perfect for storing 1/64 scale collectibles.

Bill - California	Review Date: 3/28/2022 4:22:16 PM	Overall Rating
Experience Level: High	Purchased for: Personal Collection	5
I have tried many display options for my cars, and these Greenlight cases are my favorite. I own over a hundred of them, and will buy more. They look great, the slots are big enough to hold most toys 1:60 and smaller, the doors keep my cars dust-free, they are easy to mount, and they can be configured to fit odd-sized spaces. SIZE OF THE SLOTS: They are deeper, wider, and taller than any similar cases I've seen. Each GL slot can hold one 1:60 or smaller car, OR two HO cars, OR three N-scale cars. I create dioramas in the slots! LINKING: They can be linked top-to-bottom or side to side. I link them top to bottom a lot, and find that a great time saver. They DO tend to bow away from the wall at more than three high, so I tape the backs to hold them flat. Opening the upper boxes in a stack can be tricky, as my fingernails are very short - I use a credit card. MOUNTING THEM - please ignore the mounting screws that come with the cases. They require you to drill two perfectly aligned holes, sink two dry-wall anchors, then drive two screws. For a case that weighs at most two pounds fully loaded. Ridiculous. What I use, and recommend, are "Hommie Picture Hangers Nails 20lbs," available at most hardware stores. Two at the top are more than strong enough to hold a linked, fully-loaded stack of five cases.