Dr.STONE Senku Acrylic Stand: Display and Care Tips

Quick answer

Set your Senku stand on a stable, dust-free surface away from direct sun and heat, then clean it with a soft cloth and mild soap only when needed. Handle it by the base or name plate, never by the printed figure, to avoid scratches and wear.

Step-by-step display and care routine

1. Unbox and separate the pieces: Open the packaging over a clean, soft surface like a microfiber cloth. Remove the figure, base, and name plate one at a time. Common mistake: pulling the figure out while it is still attached to the base, which can stress the acrylic tab. Keep the original packaging if you plan to store or move the stand later.
2. Assemble on a stable surface: Slot the figure into the base until it sits flush. Place the name plate in front or beside it. Check that the base is flat and does not rock. Common mistake: forcing the tab if it feels tight; acrylic can crack if you push too hard. If the fit is tight, stop and check for a protective film or debris before pushing further.
3. Choose a display spot away from sun and heat: Pick a shelf or desk that is out of direct sunlight and away from heaters, lamps, or vents. UV light and heat can yellow or warp acrylic over time. Common mistake: placing it on a windowsill because the light looks nice. A spot that stays below room temperature and out of direct sun will keep the acrylic clearer longer.
4. Handle by the base or name plate only: When you move the stand, pick it up by the base or the name plate. Avoid touching the printed figure face. Common mistake: grabbing the figure by the head or hair, which can leave fingerprints or micro-scratches on the image. Wash and dry your hands before handling to reduce oils on the acrylic.
5. Dust regularly with a soft cloth: Use a clean, dry microfiber cloth or a soft camera lens brush to dust the front and back. Wipe gently in one direction. Common mistake: using paper towels or rough fabric, which can scratch the surface. Dust weekly if the stand is on an open shelf; less often if it is in a closed cabinet.
6. Clean only when needed with mild soap and water: If the stand is smudged, mix a drop of mild dish soap in lukewarm water. Dampen a microfiber cloth, wipe the acrylic gently, then dry immediately with a second soft cloth. Common mistake: soaking the stand or using alcohol, ammonia, or glass cleaner, which can cloud or craze the acrylic. Never submerge the stand; moisture can get between the figure and base and be hard to dry.
7. Store safely when not on display: If you rotate your collection, place the stand in a padded box or the original packaging. Keep pieces separated with soft foam or cloth. Common mistake: stacking other items on top, which can bend or scratch the acrylic. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sun to prevent long-term yellowing.

Product facts

• Dr.STONE Senku Acrylic Stand: The Dr.STONE Senku Acrylic Stand includes a figure, base, and name plate, all made from acrylic resin. The separate base and name plate give you more display options, but each piece needs the same gentle handling to stay clear and scratch-free.