How To Display Kanohi?

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Guys, I need some help. I have been finding old masks, and painting some of the new ones from the G2 sets. I would like to take all the masks currently not in use on MOC’s, and display them on a wall in my room. The problem is, I don’t have any idea how to do a good layout for the masks/ the heads they’ll fit on. I was thinking of making a sort of square out of Technic axle parts, and then attaching the Mata, Metru, and G2 heads on through the Technic hand pieces they used to use. Is that a good way to do it? If any of you guys have attempted something like this before, could you please upload some pics, so I have a sort of reference?

Thanks!

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♪ Take a tube, of super glue! ♪

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No! XD The masks will obviously need to be removeable, in case I require them later.

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You could look for one of those Kahohi wall displays from Toys “R” Us from 2001 on the internet! :smiley:

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Step 1: Get a piece of paper.
Step 2: Put the paper on the wall. (Attach it however you want.)
Step 3: Tape the masks to the paper.

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Must make a pic of how it looks :smiley:

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I will.

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Better yet, use styrofoam and create wholes for to neatly get their mask edges in.

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I like to display my Kanohi like this:

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:musical_note: …and that’s how they became the kakama bunch! :musical_note:

I wonder how many people will get that reference…

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Tape them to the cat.

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@Leoxandar: No. Just no.

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Hmm, I see Ventum V1-4 up there, and Ventum V5, I see @SammySpartan, @Payinku, and myself up there.

coo’

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Ventum’s solution is a bit parts-intesive, but it works. I’m using a similar system myself.

I do! Thank you Weird Al. :stuck_out_tongue:

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Step one: Put them all in a big box
Step two: put box under bed
Step three: Tell people about them, but don’t show them
Step four: profit

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Yeah, that’s exactly what I was thinking.

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My answer would depend on how many you’re displaying. If it’s around 10-20, a LEGO built stand could work. If it’s upwards of 30-40, you may want to look into something more practical.

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Yeah yeah, the man named Brady, the lovely ladies, blah blah blah.

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the best way to display masks is to use mata heads and display them striat up on the eyestoak.

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You’ll need at least a few Technic parts as a support. Mata heads with masks on don’t stand up on their own.