WE BUILD THE CASE
THAT REFUSES
TO CHOOSE.
Diekastautofill designs and manufactures acrylic display cases for 1:64 scale diecast models in India, in-house — including the Double-Decker, a case that stores the model's original box in a lower compartment and displays the loose car on top, and whose design is registered in India.
The problem we started with
Every serious collector hits the same wall. Leave the car sealed in its box and you own something you never actually see — a shelf of cardboard with the good part hidden inside. Take it out and display it, and the box goes in a drawer, gets crushed, gets lost, and the model quietly loses a chunk of what made it collectible in the first place.
Both halves matter. The box is provenance. The car is the reason you bought it. Every existing option asked us to give up one of them.
So we made both the answer
The Double-Decker is one case with two floors. The original box slides into the lower compartment, intact and protected. The car sits on the deck above it, fully visible, fully enclosed, dust out. Nothing is sacrificed and nothing is stored somewhere else. Stack them and a shelf becomes a wall.
It is a design registered in India. That matters less as a legal fact than as a plain statement of where the idea came from: this is the original, and it was made here.
Made in India — and we mean made
There is a lot of acrylic on the Indian market that arrives in a container and gets a sticker. Ours does not. The cases are designed here and cut here, by us, in small batches. When a Kaido House box turns out to be a different size from a Mini GT box, we do not scale a drawing — we cut a new part and sell it as a different product at a different price. That is why the Double-Decker is ₹840 for Mini GT and ₹880 for Kaido House, and why there are separate cases for Pop Race, Inno64, Time Micro, PGM and five distinct Hot Wheels card formats.
Being the maker is also why we can answer a fitment question properly. Send a photo, we measure the actual part, and if we do not make what you need we say so instead of selling you something that nearly fits.
More than acrylic
Alongside the cases we run a small 3D-printed line — a single Display Ramp at ₹89, a Storage Container at ₹180, and Stackable Ramps in sets of 4, 8 and 12 (₹399 / ₹749 / ₹1,099). They started as things we printed for our own shelves. The catalogue now runs from ₹89 to ₹1,099.
What we will not do
- Publish dimensions we have not measured. Fitment cells on our pages say TODO until a real part has been measured.
- Claim a case fits a format it does not. Every fitment page lists what does not fit, in as much detail as what does.
- Pretend to be bigger than we are. We are a small Indian maker shipping across India, and we would rather you know that.
About us — the short answers
Who makes Diekastautofill cases?
We do — in-house, in India. The cases are designed here and cut here. We are not resellers of an imported case.
What does "registered design" mean?
The Double-Decker — the case that stores the original box below and displays the car on top — is a design registered in India. It is the original of that idea in this market.
Are you GST registered?
No. We are below the registration threshold, so no GST is charged on your order and your receipt is a bill of supply rather than a tax invoice.
Do you make anything other than acrylic cases?
Yes. Alongside the acrylic cases we run a 3D-printed accessory line — display ramps, stackable ramp sets and storage containers, from ₹89.
SEND US
A PHOTO.
Photograph your model next to a ruler — box included — and we will tell you exactly which case fits, or tell you honestly that we do not make one yet.