Five Minifigure Display Options for Your Lego Room!

[@m0rgen]

Pretty amazing the shelf holes and hardware are just the right dimensions

[@dadslegocave7050]

Yeah it’s pretty cool that worked out.

[@twentyoneplusvideo0472]

I just ordered 4 of the coin display cases, they were buy one get one free. I’m going to organize my son’s mini figs and give him the displays for Christmas.

[@DeadBrix]

Bought the small coin cases such a good solution for minifigures and for a cheaper price from the looks of things great video really enjoying the content im a new subscriber

[@dadslegocave7050]

Thank you for your subscription! I hope your enjoying the content!

[@mrdiamondm4931]

Very useful video!

[@elpiloto100]

If the shelf holes and the technic dimension aligns, theoretically you can build a custom Lego shelf that has a custom cutout for your Thor's hammer too?

[@dadslegocave7050]

Yeah! That’s a great idea.

[@XianneTV]

That's very nice!

[@dadslegocave7050]

Thank you!

[@eduardotinajero6615]

How does the big dig fit on the wicked display tight?? Does it hit the panel ?

[@larrywalker3453]

Thanks for the info. Can you tell me the set number for the Hot Rod 32 ford? have a great day!

[@Tigerbricks11]

The only space and cost effective method of displaying minifigures I’ve found is 48x48 baseplates with 3x4 modified tiles. Every minifigure can be displayed equally and i can fit about 5 baseplates neatly in a glass cabinet. Once you get into the thousands it becomes so tedious and expensive to do the frames. I only put figs worth over $50 in frames now.

[@Tigerbricks11]

This allows for roughly 200 minifigures displayed for $30

[@dadslegocave7050]

Awesome! What kind of frames do you use for your more expensive figs?

[@Tigerbricks11]

@@dadslegocave7050 I use one very similar to the first case shown in the video for loose figs. For polybags and clamshell packaging like con exclusives I use a shadow box from hobby lobby. I couldn’t find the exact one on the website but it fits the clamshells perfectly. It’s similar to a baseball bat display case, but a little taller and less wide I believe.

[@Tigerbricks11]

I wanna say it’s 8x24” with a depth of maybe 3”.

[@dadslegocave7050]

@@Tigerbricks11 like a shadow box? That maybe something I try in the new Lego room.

[@iamJosephGarcia]

how did you cut the lego base plates ?

[@bjornjorgensen2220]

What's the distance between shelf on the first one

[@natedogg3507]

Hey Little late but found a good display case for the bonsai tree at Our local Hobby Lobby, It is a basketball/ soccer ball display case and it was 17.49 with there half off sale👌

[@cheguevara7764]

I been thinking about one of these since I’m gonna be buying the Simpsons figures soon. But I’m not sure if Marge is going to fit because of her hair, her figure is an inch or 2 taller than regular lego figures….any idea’s?

[@michaelhannell4083]

I did some thing similar with micharls shadow box. I also got a great deal bc they had a sale buy one get 2 free.

[@OriginalTheHotDogBear]

Do you happen to know how deep the shelves go back for the first one? Enough for a 3 stud minifigure stand?

[@stuflikethis]

Almost 3

[@GrumpyPete]

Wicked Brick is overpriced! I love your cheaper options! Ty

[@GothicKittyMadness]

nobody says "figs"

[@CamTheMan9167]

“Umm”

[@Birdcanfly11]

There' many lego minifigures

[@GothicKittyMadness]

0:06. I bet he's never been able to say that to a girl. lmao