QWORK Round Acrylic Display Stand, 2 Sets Premium Clear Round Riser Stands

Great for showing which figures are in the air at a couple different heights and easily moving them around without significantly disturbing the ground beneath them.Not a great option for display of figures which need to be taken in and out frequently as the base is too narrow to effectively double up the figures.

Stands work great for displaying rocks

They are a bit short, if they were all a bit taller I think it would work better and if the bottom had a weight. They are very light and so fall over easy.

Very nice product. Easy to assemble and good quality.

My grandson loves these stands! He uses them to display his helicopters and planes of his Lego sets!

They are short they don’t hold a hat while they are difficult and time-consuming to put together. Not worth the money or the time.

Too much work to assemble tiny cheap parts. Wished I could return. Bad product from China

Are you a child stuck in an aging body that refuses to acknowledge the passage of time? Are you someone that likes to admire the toys you were lucky enough to hang onto even though your parents tried to get rid of them many times over the years and now you like to look at them in glass cabinets while the sentiments of the first three Toy Story movies echo in your head telling you you're doing wrong by not playing with your toys?Well then these display risers are just the thing for you to cram as many of these brittle aging plastic propaganda items designed to trick young children into thinking war can be cool into a display case or a cramped shelf. You can even make it look like the flying ones are flying above the driving ones. They don't work for Barbie's though, she requires a different type of pole to display her goods on. But it works with actual cool toys, like my M.A.S.K. display, or my G.I.Joe, Star Wars and Transformers ones... Hahahaha, I'm fifty this year.So if you have more money than sense and want to display your disappearing childhood for any that dare to come into your personal space to see and question you relentlessly about, grab some of these stands.

These make excellent flying bases for large, huge, and gargantuan monsters in D&D TTRPG combat encounters. They are robust, relatively inobtrusive (at least if you're using a flat table, such as with battle maps), and easy to modify the "spares" into different intermediate heights (cut to length, pre-tap a new screw hole). Not recommended for your pewter dragons, maybe not for anything brittle (such as resin) in case of tumbles; nice solution for typical plastic monsters such as made by most modern miniature companies.

Easy to put together and work great for crystal and other decorations.