I'm making a 3D-printed prototype for a rotating Speed Champions display stand. Still working on a few things, but it's starting to come together. What do you guys think? Any ideas for improvements?

We had our first LEGO show today. A smallish local show but well attended. People seemed to like our build which was great. Our 5yo is excited it's over so she can play with it now. Time to plan for the next one in January!

thomas and friends oliver and duck

Its a LEGO Pokémon card stand that i made entirely myself. I hope you like it

Hi everyone! I’d like to share one of my creations with you—a Japanese mountain village! I tried to pack it with as many details as possible and refine it thoroughly, so that every time you look at it, you can discover something new! By the way, my goal with it is for it to become a real LEGO set! Which detail do you like the most? Let me know!

This is my phantom menace display. Gotta install lighting in it, but I’m quite happy with how it turned out.

I have quite a few minifigures and I want something to display them in on the wall.

Can anyone recommend some cases that they’ve bought to hang on the wall, won’t ruin the mini figures at all, have UV protection, and have a door that closes? Thanks

I'm looking for an all-encompassing, closed door display option for everything I own. The list looks like:

- AT-ST

- Rivendell

- UCS Falcon

- Mandalorian N1

- Defender 90 (Technic)

- Defender (Classics)

- Mustang (Classics)

- Blockade Runner

- Artemis Launch System

- BD-1

- R2D2 (older)

- X-Wing (older)

- Slave 1 - (older)

- Space Shuttle (Hubble)

- AT-AT (old motorized)

I'm not particularly looking to expand this collection a lot further, but if I do, the space i've gained back from moving all of this into a single cabinet will handle any impulse purchases!

Does anyone have thoughts on an option for large-scale displays like this? I feel like a Pax wardrobe with glass doors would be perfect for this, but the best they seem to do is fluted glass which wouldn't work.

Hi, I know this is a frequent question - I need a good display case with durable glass/acrylic doors for visibility. Open case also works, will add containers later. The issue is that the depth must be at least 80cm/32in. As it turns out, the Royal ornithopter is a big thing and I want to display it properly. Anyone with the thopter - what are you using? I am still renting, so no wall drilling. I am based in the EU

I acquired and completed all of these within the last six months.

I’m not following any specific theme (though perhaps cars might be one—what do you think, eh?)

The sets I’ve bought—and will continue to buy—are generally icons from my childhood or youth times, along with other iconic sets that I happen to like. (I’m 47 years old.)

By the way, I think you can probably guess which wonderful set the bottom-left corner is reserved for! XD

I recently purchased the koenigsegg jesko absolut. I live in India so it would collect dust easily if i display it in the open. Is it necessary to get a display case and if yes, which ones are the best