I was so lost until I found your video. The written manual instructions that Moducase provides have to be about the worse I have ever seen. I am so glad you figured it out and then shared it with everyone, because I was struggling. You da man!
Dude. You're amazing. You got me through the building of my four Moducases today. Thank you so much. You can't even imagine how appreciative I am for these videos.
I just put together a bunch of DF120’s and DF130’s and your videos were super helpful. I’m going to order some Sixth Series cases soon too. Thank you for these videos!!!
@@thecollector7347 I meant superglue them beforehand so they have time to dry. The first one I did without superglue and it was a big pain trying to get the front to slide on. It looked like the washers sliding down on you wasn’t much of a problem, how’d you manage that, just tighter fitting than what they send out now?
Thank you very much.. i’m about to pull the trigger on this. The only large scale figures I have are the jazz Inc. 1966 Batmobile and the 1/6 Batman figures. My other stuff is basically military 1/48 and 1/18 scale. If they had a case with another shelf halfway in the middle of the case it would be a no-brainer for me. I just have to figure out a way possibly to get a middle shelf in there. Again thank you for the helpful assembly video.
@@thecollector7347 Thank you sir I was able to figure it out. I just ordered 3 df120’s with 3 spare shelf’s… hopefully I see them sometime this year 👏🏻.
I was thinking of getting this case. I have a Kinetiquettes Dizzy diorama statue that is just huge (37cm D x 67cm W x 39cm H!!) that I am having a hard time finding a case for. I had been thinking I'd need a custom case but the Sixth 110 looks like it'd be big enough and for the size seems reasonably priced. Most anything else that you can buy at a store that would fit is $500+ and doesn't give as much of a view of the statue. I think I can probably fit my F4F Phoenix Wright in there with Dizzy even. Thanks for the videos!
Great video. just would add a few things. My screws were not already set in the bars and there were short and long screws. there were 9 short ones and about 20 long ones. only found out later that the short ones are for connecting cases. Also, in the step on connecting the side bars to the back bars, I would emphasize where you connect it. I ended up connecting the side bar to the wrong part of the back bar and didn't realize it until the top piece didn't fit. I had to take the whole thing apart and start over.
Hey! so the screws not coming on the bars, that's new! I covered that in an updated case I did most recently, but at the time of this video that's how they did them. Sorry about your mishap on putting the side bar in the wrong spot, I thought I was showing it a little more clearly, your the first one I have heard run into that issue. not sure how it could even go into the wrong part of the back bar as you need to go through it to screw it in
For anyone like me that planned to put this on some kind of stand, the stand MUST be larger than the display since the bottom piece isn't attached, it just lays there and there is no way to attach it to the frame. make sure you cut some wood the size of the frame to support it.
Hey man, I'm hoping you can do me a solid. Can you tell me the maximum depth dimensions from the back of the Sixth cabinet to the acrylic front panel? The website lists 16.14" but I'm not sure if that includes the width of the front rail before butting up to the acrylic panel. Meaning is 16.14" of felt surface or is there a bit of extra play? I'm hoping my Sideshow jabba fits inside of it. It's about 16.75" deep.
Great video - I have some of these currently on the way so this was very informative. Curious - can the connectors between the two lighting tracks be tucked out of sight similar to how you handled the connector on the side, or is there too much slack in the wiring preventing that? Thanks!
Just wondering how long it took them to ship them to you on average. Also, what was the shortest time and longest time you had to wait from order to receival? thanks so much, take care!
totally confusing....skipped over parts....look at how he has the washers with the screws....didn't make sense to me. Watched the video several times and it got confusing each time!!! Waste of time!!!
Hey. Sorry you feel that way. After 4 years you’re the only one who felt this way that I know of, I didn't skip any parts ( unless it was just repeating a step ). At this time the washers came pre assembled with screws like moducase always did. its only recent they dont assemble them before hand, and you would still do them the same way I did here regardless. This is the correct way to use the washers and screws... Im not sure what part of the screws you're misunderstanding ?
@@thecollector7347 its all good, I checked out Jedi-knights video on assembling the Moducase and I had no problems. I think its all in the way you explain what you're doing, and to actually show what you're doing.
@@larrywalker3013 he did a good job.... but you can tell he watched my videos before he built his own, he even says the same things I did word for word at some points, and followed my advice on a few things to.( as I watched it I was able to guess the words he was going to say based on what I said at the steps he was on. Im not sure why you found mine harder to follow then his but as long as you got yours together, that's all that matters!
I was so lost until I found your video. The written manual instructions that Moducase provides have to be about the worse I have ever seen. I am so glad you figured it out and then shared it with everyone, because I was struggling. You da man!
That’s for the tips it took me longer but took my time on first moducase 110. Ur video help me step by step
happy to hear :). they get easier as you get more
Dude. You're amazing. You got me through the building of my four Moducases today. Thank you so much. You can't even imagine how appreciative I am for these videos.
I'm happy to help, I know these can be frustrating with no help. enjoy them!
I just put together a bunch of DF120’s and DF130’s and your videos were super helpful. I’m going to order some Sixth Series cases soon too. Thank you for these videos!!!
my pleasure!!! enjoy!!
you sir are a legend, many thabka
thank you !!! Always here to help fellow collectors
Pro tip: superglue washers to bolts.
Thanks for this vid! Still helps even with their latest updates!
you're welcome. the glue isn't a bad idea, but if it leaks onto the rails, could be a pain to get off
@@thecollector7347 I meant superglue them beforehand so they have time to dry. The first one I did without superglue and it was a big pain trying to get the front to slide on. It looked like the washers sliding down on you wasn’t much of a problem, how’d you manage that, just tighter fitting than what they send out now?
@@theMasterChiefRules I got the same screws as everyone else, just my experience in building these makes what I do look easy I suppose ? lol
Thanks for putting these videos together! Your vids were a big help when I put together my cases awhile ago
happy to hear I could help you out, sometimes these can be a little hard to put together so its nice to have a little help
Thank you very much.. i’m about to pull the trigger on this. The only large scale figures I have are the jazz Inc. 1966 Batmobile and the 1/6 Batman figures. My other stuff is basically military 1/48 and 1/18 scale. If they had a case with another shelf halfway in the middle of the case it would be a no-brainer for me. I just have to figure out a way possibly to get a middle shelf in there. Again thank you for the helpful assembly video.
youre welcome, and they do sell full and half selfs! check out their site. I have the DF130 video up and it shows how to install those shelfs
@@thecollector7347 Thank you sir I was able to figure it out. I just ordered 3 df120’s with 3 spare shelf’s… hopefully I see them sometime this year 👏🏻.
I was thinking of getting this case. I have a Kinetiquettes Dizzy diorama statue that is just huge (37cm D x 67cm W x 39cm H!!) that I am having a hard time finding a case for. I had been thinking I'd need a custom case but the Sixth 110 looks like it'd be big enough and for the size seems reasonably priced. Most anything else that you can buy at a store that would fit is $500+ and doesn't give as much of a view of the statue. I think I can probably fit my F4F Phoenix Wright in there with Dizzy even. Thanks for the videos!
Great video. just would add a few things. My screws were not already set in the bars and there were short and long screws. there were 9 short ones and about 20 long ones. only found out later that the short ones are for connecting cases. Also, in the step on connecting the side bars to the back bars, I would emphasize where you connect it. I ended up connecting the side bar to the wrong part of the back bar and didn't realize it until the top piece didn't fit. I had to take the whole thing apart and start over.
Hey! so the screws not coming on the bars, that's new! I covered that in an updated case I did most recently, but at the time of this video that's how they did them.
Sorry about your mishap on putting the side bar in the wrong spot, I thought I was showing it a little more clearly, your the first one I have heard run into that issue. not sure how it could even go into the wrong part of the back bar as you need to go through it to screw it in
For anyone like me that planned to put this on some kind of stand, the stand MUST be larger than the display since the bottom piece isn't attached, it just lays there and there is no way to attach it to the frame. make sure you cut some wood the size of the frame to support it.
Thanks for this invaluable video!
my pleasure!
Hey man, I'm hoping you can do me a solid. Can you tell me the maximum depth dimensions from the back of the Sixth cabinet to the acrylic front panel? The website lists 16.14" but I'm not sure if that includes the width of the front rail before butting up to the acrylic panel. Meaning is 16.14" of felt surface or is there a bit of extra play? I'm hoping my Sideshow jabba fits inside of it. It's about 16.75" deep.
you have 16 inches of space inside!
How many 6th scale figures fit in the case usually?
Superb
19:06 so do those lights come with it ? Sideshows website only says that it comes with 4 spotlights
Unfortunately not. I ordered through Sideshow and only got the four spotlights.
Great video - I have some of these currently on the way so this was very informative. Curious - can the connectors between the two lighting tracks be tucked out of sight similar to how you handled the connector on the side, or is there too much slack in the wiring preventing that? Thanks!
you can pretty much control that slack, but between light strips you need some tape or tac to hid that
Just wondering how long it took them to ship them to you on average. Also, what was the shortest time and longest time you had to wait from order to receival? thanks so much, take care!
I believe I had about 8 ish months or so wait on average. this was before covid tho, so wait times now would be longer I think
Is it hard to see the first case that’s on the floor?
it can be. you can get risers tho!
This case able to be mounted on wall?
How heavy it is? I mean compare to a detolf which is awful heavy. And does it provide dustproof area for the figures?
disproof!! and I can pick this up and stack it on to of another one all on my own. so not heavy
Thanks for the video. Would a simple 1/4 statue fit in there? Something about 44cm height and 25 width.
I wouldn't put it in a sixth scale case, you'd be better with a DF series
@@thecollector7347 oh ok thank you. I guess I need to wait they restock.
@@twbouji7580 they dont often have stock, they are busy so its made to order. but, check out sideshow collectables or BBTS. they have stock sometimes
Will the 1/6 dark knight batmobile fit in it??
in a df120 it will
@@thecollector7347 but not in this looks like bearly
@@thecollector7347 what’s a df 120 where do I find it is it a moducase too?
@@boxerxx951 yes, moducase DF series, and the model is 120
Hi, and how is the windshield installed/fixed?
by magnets !
@@thecollector7347 thx 🙏
19:00 How long is each LED strip?
they vary from case to case, when you order them they will be sure you get the right size for the particular ones you order
totally confusing....skipped over parts....look at how he has the washers with the screws....didn't make sense to me. Watched the video several times and it got confusing each time!!! Waste of time!!!
Hey. Sorry you feel that way. After 4 years you’re the only one who felt this way that I know of, I didn't skip any parts ( unless it was just repeating a step ). At this time the washers came pre assembled with screws like moducase always did. its only recent they dont assemble them before hand, and you would still do them the same way I did here regardless. This is the correct way to use the washers and screws... Im not sure what part of the screws you're misunderstanding ?
@@thecollector7347 its all good, I checked out Jedi-knights video on assembling the Moducase and I had no problems. I think its all in the way you explain what you're doing, and to actually show what you're doing.
@@larrywalker3013 he did a good job.... but you can tell he watched my videos before he built his own, he even says the same things I did word for word at some points, and followed my advice on a few things to.( as I watched it I was able to guess the words he was going to say based on what I said at the steps he was on. Im not sure why you found mine harder to follow then his but as long as you got yours together, that's all that matters!