Acrylic Display Case for Lego 75304 Darth Vader Helmet, Display Case ONLY, Lego Model NOT Included

It’s an “okay” display case. The sides are very clear - though dust clings to it really bad - and I like the background that comes with it because it gives whatever you’re displaying a little bit extra character.However, the assembly instructions are not numbered in a clear order, individual pieces are not labeled nor show the correct orientation, and the diagrams displayed on the sheet are not to scale of the actual piece - making it NOT user-friendly. (It also seems to have been poorly translated, rather than written in English.)The plexiglass used was also not cut very good, and sheds plastic fibers everywhere. I had to spend an extra 30 minutes cleaning and vacuuming my work area after I finished; please wear an apron or removable shirt as shavings will get on you. Screw are plastic as well which makes for a nice finish but several broke during install and kit comes with NO extras - but to be honest, they broke inside the corner pieces and can’t be removed so I’m not sure how extras would help aside from customer losing some during assembly. .If you purchase a display case, I recommend the following: 1. Lay out all pieces and determine which two sides are shorter in width. These will be the side pieces, with the wider two being front and back (one of these will be the background section). 2. Remove all protrctive coverings prior to install. Wear gloves during and after this step to avoid fingerprints! I recommend a pair of tweezers to help in the finding the edge of covering as it’s harder to pick at with gloves on. 3. Decide which side of plexiglass will be the “inside” of the box and place all corner pieces on this side, with screws threading in from the “outside”. Easiest way I found was to take one side, affix corner pieces on all four corner and build from there. 4. Assemble with all plastic tabs on wall pieces facing upwards; this will become obvious when adding the roof as the cut outs will slide around and behind these tabs. (This tip just helps with correct orientation during assembly and saves time.) 5. DO NOT fully tighten your screws until you are certain the box has been built correctly (all edges should overlap and create smooth seam with no gaps). Plastic screws are easily stripped and cross-threaded; backing out the screw can also cause the head to break off and you will not be able to remove threaded piece from the insert. * If you’re buying this for someone younger or not familiar with display case assembly, I recommend doing it yourself when product arrives or helping them. An extra pair of hands would’ve helped so much. It’s very awkward to hold and screw sections in place at the same time.All in all, this isn’t a bad display case but be very careful with your install. I’m disappointed that a case at this price doesn’t have clearer instructions, distinct labels for pieces and correct orientation, and better quality edges on the plastic. I’m still deciding whether to eat the cost of this product or find a way to return it, which requires it to be brought to a UPS drop off - of which I do not live near by.It’s only for a Lego set I built so I don’t care about displaying it properly, but I thought it’d be a little nicer than just sitting on a shelf. I don’t think I’ll buy a display case from this company again due to my experience and poor production quality I saw. Looks only go so far and the pay-off isn’t worth the frustration that went into building this.

I am going to try to buy all my cases from Pipart. The only store that is timely in delivery and arrives unbroken.

The manufacturer doesn't do enough to highlight the features of this case. The artwork is not a printed card stuck in the back. The artwork on the back wall and the base is raised ink print like what you see in premium business cards. This adds so much to the look when you have it and you will be very happy with the over all results.

Easy to assemble, looks awesome!

Product came quick with no problems