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New Engine Display Stands
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New Engine Display Stands
I've been designing these engine display stands and wanted to share them and maybe get some feedback. My main focus initially was to find a display solution for engines with postage stamp type back plates and also for the first series horseshoe type. After I accomplished those I decided to keep going, so now I have most of the Cox .049/.051 engines covered.
Key features are:
Easy and secure placement of the engine onto the display stand without the need for additional mounting hardware, tools or time.
Minimal interference - meaning the back of the engine doesn't get covered by having it mounted onto a flat surface. Key identifying features aren't blocked from view, the entire engine remains visible.
Here are some pictures:
Postage stamp type back plates.
Horseshoe type back plates.
Fuel tank type, both long 8cc and short 5cc tanks.
Some displays.
My brother-in-law currently has two models listed on his Etsy page but I'll be listing them all on eBay soon too. Here's a link to his Etsy page, check out his other items while you're there. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1131291198/cox-engine-display-mount-secure-stand
Let me know what you think about these!
Key features are:
Easy and secure placement of the engine onto the display stand without the need for additional mounting hardware, tools or time.
Minimal interference - meaning the back of the engine doesn't get covered by having it mounted onto a flat surface. Key identifying features aren't blocked from view, the entire engine remains visible.
Here are some pictures:
Postage stamp type back plates.
Horseshoe type back plates.
Fuel tank type, both long 8cc and short 5cc tanks.
Some displays.
My brother-in-law currently has two models listed on his Etsy page but I'll be listing them all on eBay soon too. Here's a link to his Etsy page, check out his other items while you're there. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1131291198/cox-engine-display-mount-secure-stand
Let me know what you think about these!
Last edited by Motra on Mon Jan 31, 2022 7:25 pm; edited 3 times in total
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Re: New Engine Display Stands
nice product Mike not a bad price ,but i would need a whole bunch for my collection I see you have some other interesting items also . Thanks for dropping by with the info .
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Re: New Engine Display Stands
Very nice looking stands there. Good job!
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Re: New Engine Display Stands
NEW222 wrote:Very nice looking stands there. Good job!
Yes.. the "minimalist" approach to mount-design is smart and fresh. Shows-off the engine.. with much less occlusion.
Re: New Engine Display Stands
roddie wrote:NEW222 wrote:Very nice looking stands there. Good job!
Yes.. the "minimalist" approach to mount-design is smart and fresh. Shows-off the engine.. with much less occlusion.
wrong word.. occlusion. You know what I mean though..
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