True - these days all my models are either in cases or custom display cabinets for that reason (laziness and the risk of damage to fine parts, honest). It’s a bit like decks, mine has a perspex cover, no doubt totally compromising the sound but fortunately I can’t hear the difference.
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Well the Hooligan is finished, interesting build, but why oh why do we have studs on display just above the front wheels, when they could have eliminated them, mine will have gone tomorrow!
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You forgot to mention “in cases, for the avoidance of being nibbled by a Burmese kitten!” 
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I’ve got the same problem, I’d love to get the Titanic set but I have absolutely no place where to display it and just to put it in storage somewhere seems like such a waste. I might have to move to a bigger house soon
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Father’s Day pressie from Daughter#1
She told us that she’d had some difficulty finding it (I think it’s officially “retired”), but eventually found it from Hitchin Audi - well, s’obvious innit, where else would one buy an Audi
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Display it 1cm from the rear of another car model for authenticity. 
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Deep rim carbon wheels 
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Not being a cyclist, I presume carbon rims are good.
A while ago I posted the Lego version of the Hoonigan’s Ford Mustang. It must be 2 years ago I built the Mould King version or the same car and while doing some sorting out, found it and thought I would compare the two, the Mould King version is taller.
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Wouldn’t have a clue, to be honest, The Lego version is a very clever design.
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You’ll enjoy building that
I guess she wants to keep you off social media.
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