What happens to them?

[Kanakalackin]

So, you know how most places that have an aisle full LEGO sets also have those cool displays? I'm wondering what happens to them. I know that a lot of the parts were glued together and some were modified. But people could remove the glue and substitute the modded parts for fixed ones.

[Art Vandelay]

You can find a lot of the old BIONICLE displays on eBay actually. Unfortunately the majority of them are pretty darn expensive.

Edited August 8, 2013 by Trydeltix

[Kumata]

They get sold on eBay (as Trydeltix said) if none of the employees want them. I worked at TRU and that was what we did with our LEGO displays.

Edited August 8, 2013 by Kumata

[Heraldor]

I found one in the trash by my local toy store. Needless to say, it has found a new home.

[Aanchir]

I've always been a bit interested in whether there might have at any time been one of those displays for Jetrax T6. My reason for wondering is because I've seen Rockoh T3 and Axalara T9 displays that, among other things, gave epic names to some of their armaments (Rockslide Cannons and Tri-Cyclone Stingers, respectively). Here's an example.A certain Rocka 3.0 and Witch Doctor display is also one of my favorites, on account of the epic design that allows energy effects to be projected over the sets.Some of these eventually make their way to Bricklink, but eBay may be more reliable.

[Art Vandelay]

I vaguely remember seeing a Jetrax display on eBay about a year ago. I haven't seen one since, though.

[Kopekemaster]

I've seen quite a bit of them on eBay, not just Bionicle, but Ninjago and stuff also.