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7/10/2025, 12:22:20 PM
>>530659856
We are probably from different countries so I can't speak too personally but if you have an IKEA around then the Milsbo (picrel) is a tried and true classic among collectors. They're pricey and kind of bland personally but if you're utilitarian then they'll do the job for you like they have for many other collectors. They also have a lock if you have issues with burglary in your area or have disrespectful roommates.
You didn't mention repair but in the case it ever happens (and it will) I use typical superglue on a toothpick to apply a minimal amount to any broken parts. Overflow and it's ugly. Try to remove the overflow and you'll make it look even worse. For removing smudged paint (figure on figure collision or poor part removal because the paint is REALLY sensitive) then use a bit of acetone on a Q tip and rub just a little bit. Works best on skin but tread very careful if it's on another painted surface. You can begin removing the original paint very quickly and it becomes very noticeable if it's not matte.
>>530660170
From a local furniture supermarket. They may be locally made (or from Poland) so I can't say if you can get this exact one if you're not around Central Europe. That said I wouldn't recommend it by itself because it is shaky from its cheap materials and shape. I have it against my much sturdier cabinet to minimise any accidents.
We are probably from different countries so I can't speak too personally but if you have an IKEA around then the Milsbo (picrel) is a tried and true classic among collectors. They're pricey and kind of bland personally but if you're utilitarian then they'll do the job for you like they have for many other collectors. They also have a lock if you have issues with burglary in your area or have disrespectful roommates.
You didn't mention repair but in the case it ever happens (and it will) I use typical superglue on a toothpick to apply a minimal amount to any broken parts. Overflow and it's ugly. Try to remove the overflow and you'll make it look even worse. For removing smudged paint (figure on figure collision or poor part removal because the paint is REALLY sensitive) then use a bit of acetone on a Q tip and rub just a little bit. Works best on skin but tread very careful if it's on another painted surface. You can begin removing the original paint very quickly and it becomes very noticeable if it's not matte.
>>530660170
From a local furniture supermarket. They may be locally made (or from Poland) so I can't say if you can get this exact one if you're not around Central Europe. That said I wouldn't recommend it by itself because it is shaky from its cheap materials and shape. I have it against my much sturdier cabinet to minimise any accidents.
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