Wow to dust so many statues is too much work each month or two.not sure what to do........... I don't want to destroy them either.......as for cabinets I'm not sure if I will ever get them because I might be moving around more than once in the future. I can try to dust them more but is it even possible to dust the superfine details of a statue? I mean parts like the fingers, hair lines, etc. I will use a brush but no air can for me too much risk to that. If i get damage from dust on these or weather damage I will quit collecting.
...... frankly even u have this good collection i didnt liked how u kept statues these is expensive hobby dude u have to take care of them if u r unable to do so i recommend to put them in box................
I wonder would there be moisture? Saying if they are store in the basement? I guess it's surely safer than leaving them in the open. But I just got home and started dusting wow, so much dust on my earlier ones. I see the dust fly off, I did some detail brushing on a few of them. It was not as bad as I thought dusting them. It's kind of fun. But any ideas on how to lower the dust? I have a lot of dust in that room. I have air filters in the ac/ heating vents already, a machine that sucks dusts but still not enough. Anything else to lower the dust in that room?
Thanks again for everyones help. You were all right the dust was starting to build badly. I will dust them much more often from now on.
