Lego minifigure display

Lego is one of those toys that everyone loves. You remember the fun you had as a kid,...

Ideas on how to display Lego Minifigures

Well, it’s the final stretch of the $100 Room Challenge and I am loving the way this little Lego Building Nook is coming together. Admittedly I think I am enjoying creating this LEGO Building Nook for the boys just as much as they enjoy building with their LEGO! It’s a win-win… and the best part […]

Basic but effective way to display the minifigures by series. We've tried to match the backdrop colour to the paper inlay that the series has. We found the series logo on Thingiverse. https://img1.yeggi.com/pageimagescache/1104338_lego-minifigures-collection-logo-by-nonads69 We used a little glue to fix the minifigure stand to the shelf. IKEA sannahed 25x25 cm frame (item no 00459116)

When we moved 3Po and Jammy into their own room, we told them they could set it up and decorate it however they wanted. Unlike The Pea, who has grand plans of wall organizers and posters and beaded light fixtures in her room, the boys asked for only 2 things: they wanted their room to be green and blue (their favorite colors), and they wanted shelves to display some of their Lego Star Wars sets. I found the coolest Lego minifigure display cases on Pinterest, so I decided to use them as…

If you're looking for a frame to display your minifigs in you are spoilt for choice. There's a large variety of different solutions available, both official LEGO ones and those made by others.

There's a Facebook group, called 'IKEA tips, hacks and more!' and as the name suggests, it invites people to share their proudest shopping discoveries.

This easy DIY Lego Minifigure shelf can hold over 150 Lego Minifigures and costs less than $5.