Display Cases

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Custom-Made Display Cases
- For trains, ships, collectibles and precious items
- Even Lego!
- Clients include individuals, museums, and libraries
- Custom sizes available
Click here for some ideas.
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Client Display Cases
- From very small to very large
- Excellent dust protection
- Happy clients since 2001
- Very popular for the new Lego models
Can we build one for you?
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Laser-cut Frames - Design and Fabrication

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Design and Fabrication
- One-off and kit production
- Designing done in Solidworks 2020 for best results
- Parametric modelling for accuracy
- Laser cutting and CNC capabilities
- Quality control and final assembly done inhouse
Bringing ideas to life since 2001!
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Some of Our Finest Frame Sets
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Malabar VI frame set in 1:12 scale
Some basic dimensions of our model:
- LOA: 52 ¼”
- LWL: 38”
- Beam: 12”
- Draft: 8 ½” (including 1 ¼” allowance for stability)
Some interesting features of our design:
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- Topsides identical to the drawing.
- 10% more volume below the waterline.
- Keel designed with a centerboard well to allow for ¼” slot for removable ballast keel. The total width of the keel is ½”.
- Double number of stations seen on the drawing.
- 3/16th” offset for hull planking
- Bulkheads are 1/8” birch plywood.
To buy the frame set, please click here.
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A few Questions and Answers
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Blog
- Some building tips
- What kit should you start with?
- What are good brands?
- Some News About Modeller's Workshop
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Some models from our Traditional Gallery
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Pocher K73 Alfa Romeo Touring 1:8 scale model
The colour scheme of this model was based on an old black and white photograph.
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Pocher K71 Alfa Romeo Monza 1:8 scale model
What can be more classic than a red Alfa Romeo?
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Amati 1712-01 1909 Bleriot XI 1/10 scale model
Built for the Canadian Air and Space Museum in Toronto
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Pocher K84 1932 Bugatti Type 50T Coupé de Ville 1:8 scale model
The color scheme was based on a fabulous piece of the softest leather we've ever seen for the interior. Click on the picture to see construction details.
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Online since 1999, The Modeller's Workshop is ready to serve you.
Thanks,
Rick Shousha
Montreal, Canada
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