How to Display and Care for Ichiban Kuji Elbaph Giant Bash Prizes

Quick answer

Treat your Elbaph Giant Bash prizes like any collectible figure: unbox carefully, display away from direct sun and heat, dust regularly with a soft brush, and store spare parts in a labeled bag. Start with a stable, enclosed shelf, then adjust lighting and rotation to prevent fading and warping.

Step-by-step display and care routine

1. Unbox on a soft, clear surface: Work over a towel or felt mat to catch small parts. Cut tape rather than tearing boxes, and keep the blister tray until you’ve checked all pieces against the prize list. Common mistake: unboxing over a hard floor where dropped accessories can snap. Photograph the contents before assembly in case you need to re-pack.
2. Inspect and dry-fit before assembling: Test-fit pegs and bases without forcing them. If a peg is tight, gently warm the socket with a hair dryer on low for a few seconds. Never use force—it can crack the figure. Check for paint transfer or bent parts immediately. If a part is warped, contact the shop before attempting repairs.
3. Choose a stable, enclosed display spot: Pick a shelf away from direct sunlight, heating vents, and high-traffic areas. Enclosed cabinets or shelves with glass doors reduce dust. For large figures like the Zoro MASTERLISE, ensure the shelf can handle the weight and has enough depth so the figure isn’t hanging over the edge. Avoid top shelves near ceilings where heat rises.
4. Position with space and support: Leave at least an inch between figures to prevent paint rubbing. Use the included base or a figure stand for dynamic poses. For heavier prizes, place them on the lowest shelf to reduce fall risk. Don’t lean figures against each other—stress can warp limbs over time. Museum putty under the base stops sliding on smooth shelves.
5. Control light and temperature: LED lighting is safer than halogen or direct sun. Keep the room between 60–75°F (15–24°C) and avoid humid spots like bathrooms or kitchens. UV can fade paint and yellow plastic, so use curtains or UV-filtering film on nearby windows. Rotate figures every few months so fading is even.
6. Dust weekly with the right tools: Use a soft makeup brush or camera blower for crevices. Avoid paper towels and harsh cloths that can scratch. For sticky residue, dampen a microfiber cloth with water only—no alcohol or solvents. Dust before it builds up; a weekly pass takes under a minute per figure. Never use compressed air near painted faces—it can force dust into seams.
7. Store spare parts and packaging smartly: Keep extra faces, hands, and instructions in a labeled zip bag inside a rigid box. Store boxes flat in a dry closet, not an attic or garage. If you rotate displays, wrap figures in acid-free tissue and place them in a padded bin—not a tight plastic bag that traps moisture. Label bins by series so you can find parts without opening every box.

Product facts

• Ichiban Kuji - One Piece - Elbaph Arc - Giant Bash!! Vol.2 [Pre-Order]: The Elbaph Arc Giant Bash Vol.2 set has 70 items to be won, including A Prize Roronoa Zoro MASTERLISE EXPIECE Figure (1 design, 2pc) and B Prize Sanji MASTERLISE EXPIECE Figure (1 design, 1pc). Large MASTERLISE figures need deeper shelves and more stable bases than standard prize figures, so plan your display space accordingly.