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palitoy
Feb 27, '08, 11:35 AM
I happily found a large but feather light box waiting for me at home which meant my winnings from the show room auction came in. The AJ box is way bigger than I remembered it, I'm not sure whether to frame it or buy an acrylic case.

http://www.megomuseum.com/dump/archive.jpg

What would you guys do?

jayihdz
Feb 27, '08, 11:51 AM
Frame it.....

Earth 2 Chris
Feb 27, '08, 11:53 AM
Frame it! I got my wife an unfolded Mego 12" Wonder Woman box for Christmas a few years back. We had it framed and it looks very nice!

Great grab Brian! The red on that box almost seems to leap off the screen!

Chris

mitchedwards
Feb 27, '08, 12:04 PM
Defiantly a frame.

toys2cool
Feb 27, '08, 12:06 PM
I'd Frame it too Bryan, and congrats again on a great pick up :grin:

rchatlin
Feb 27, '08, 12:14 PM
Congrats, Brian,
both are terrific additions,
but the AJ box is simply stellar!

r
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Dave Mc
Feb 27, '08, 12:35 PM
Congrats Brian. I'm also thinking frame the AJ box. That way you can see all sides an it doesn't eat up shelf space.

Nice haul!

wyatterb
Feb 27, '08, 12:43 PM
Frame it up.

Hulk
Feb 27, '08, 1:09 PM
Another vote for Frame It! here. Nice Tarzan as well!

Meule
Feb 27, '08, 1:10 PM
Yep, definitely frame it :yes:
That thing is so cool I almost didn't see the bendy Tarzan.
Congrats again on the winnings

SlipperyLilSuckers
Feb 27, '08, 4:35 PM
Hey congratulations Brian!

The Toyroom
Feb 27, '08, 6:12 PM
Frame it! Frame it!

Surfsup
Feb 28, '08, 8:10 AM
Congrats Brian, very nice indeed! I'd go for the frame as well, I bet that would look good up in your toy room.

Sowth
Feb 28, '08, 8:10 AM
Hmmm I dunno. Is it printed on all sides with identical images? I'd be kinda inclined to get Oscar or someone to do a case for it and display it made up.

It would look great on your AJ shelf and you could stand boxed or loose figures or outfits on top. It was designed to be a three dimensional prop after all. I've seen lots of Star Wars framed box flats etc and they are often a little too asymmetrical for my taste, what dimensions would it be framed? A mate has a gigantic vintage Millennium Falcon printer's proof framed and it is just flat-out too big.

Vote One Boxey. :)

Cheers,
Will

palitoy
Feb 28, '08, 9:24 AM
Vote One Boxey. :)


Grrrr, devil's advocate! ;)

After much thought, I went with the frame, for now. My investment in the frame was minimal, I needed to keep it out of harm's way and I would have no issue with getting rid of it should I decided to invest in an acrylic case. I'm still talking to local manufacturers about that.

Once I was done framing it, I hung it above my desk and it really looks smashing, so it'll stay there for the next few months.

Bo8a_Fett
Feb 29, '08, 12:02 AM
rip it up and eat it for that cardboardy goodness.....:grin:

EMCE Hammer
Feb 29, '08, 7:55 AM
I just assumed that was going in the Mego Meet raffle. I dig the frame idea. Displays it clean, saves space, and protects it from the inevitable dings.