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A Horror Diorama Store With a Page for Every Build

One artist, Alan, building handmade horror dioramas one at a time, and no home for them outside eBay.

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The 3D store

Walk through the store

Alan's store is a 90s video store you can walk around in, right in the browser. His dioramas sit on the shelves, and the theater in the back plays them on the big screen.

Walk the store

The short version

At a glance

BUILD PAGES

One page per piece, each with its photos, price and product markup

FILM PAGES

One for every film Alan has built a scene from

READY TO SHIP

The rest stay live as built to order, so a sold piece can be ordered again

5.0

BUYER RATING

From real buyer feedback, shown on the reviews page with each build linked

AI CRAWLERS

Named and allowed in robots.txt, with a brief at /llms.txt written for them

THE STORE

A 90s video store you walk around in the browser, with a theater in the back

Where they started

The problem

One artist, Alan, building handmade horror dioramas one at a time, and no home for them outside eBay. The searches that mattered, phrases like Tremors diorama or Halloween shelf display, went to bigger shops.

Most pieces had already sold, and a sold eBay listing is a dead end.

What we did about it

What we built

The K-OKLA Radio Station diorama page from Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 on a laptop and a phone: the lit build photo, a $400 price with free US shipping, ready to ship, and the Buy Now button.

A page for every piece

Each of Alan's 42 builds has its own page with every photo, the price, whether it is ready to ship and how long it takes. The page carries full product markup, so search engines can read the price, shipping and returns. Buy Now opens a card checkout on his own site, so the sale does not go through eBay.

Three phone screens: the All Builds page showing 4 ready to ship and 38 built to order out of 42, the sold RoboCop Toxic Waste Emil diorama page, and its Order This Build button with a 4 to 6 week build time.

Sold pieces keep their page

When a piece sells its page stays up and switches to built to order, about 4 to 6 weeks. Nothing goes to a dead link, and a collector who finds an old build can still order one like it.

Browse by film

Every film Alan has built a scene from has its own page, 27 in all. Each one lists the builds from that film and asks for a custom piece from the same movie.

The KollectNoir Customer Reviews page on a laptop with 36 reviews, a 5.0 average, 100% positive and 6 with photos, and a phone showing a buyer's photo review for a Creepshow 2 build with a See this build link.

Reviews from real buyers

Buyer feedback from his eBay store sits on its own page, word for word. Each review shows the build it was left for with a link to it, buyer names are shortened, and one button opens his full feedback on eBay.

Four admin screens: the Add a build form, the product list with the K-OKLA Radio Station open for price and stock, a sale with the ship to address, box size and Copy address, Buy postage and Packing slip buttons, and the printed packing slip. Demo data with fake buyers.

From new build to posted parcel

Alan adds a build from his phone: photos first, then a few lines, and the site makes the rest. He sets price and stock in one list. When a sale comes in he copies the address, opens postage and prints a packing slip without looking anything up.

What it includes