I'm starting to accumulate a fair number of prints that serve as decorations and not much else and I needed a place to keep and display them where I have the space. So, the pegboard won out. Despite numerous models for pegboards, none seemed quite right for the size I needed so I made my own. It's sized to hold 2 'skull dudes' or 3 Star Wars figures comfortably. One tilts a little which works perfectly for larger models, especially ones wearing large hats and gives them the little extra space to fit. The other sits flat for everything else.
The tilt feature only works on metal pegboards and acts as a regular flat shelf on pressed board pegboards. The 'no tilt' shelves are only good on metal pegboards and won't work at all on pressed board pegboards.
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