Display Case

Minifigure display cases built to show a collection and keep it safe. Enclosed acrylic keeps dust off printed torsos, tiered rows put every face in view, and a case out of direct sun is the single most effective way to stop yellowing and print fade.

The display cases we stock

Three styles, all clear acrylic with a removable lid, a brick-stud base that figures stand on, and a non-slip tray.

• 3-Row Grey. Stepped staircase base in grey. Holds up to 12 figures with every face in view.
• 3-Row Black. The same 3-tier layout with a black base and blue-tinted edges. Holds up to 12 figures.
• Flat Black. A single level on a flat black base, for one hero figure or a small curated group.

Pick a 3-row case when you are displaying a squad or a themed set, and the flat case when one figure is the point. See all three styles.

Choosing a minifigure display case

Capacity. Count what you want on show, not what you own. Most collectors display 20 to 30 percent of a collection and rotate the rest. A tiered case that holds 20 to 30 figures covers a showcase shelf; an army needs a wider, shallower layout.

Tiers. Two or three stepped rows is the sweet spot. Flat rows hide the back figures; more than three tiers looks crowded.

Enclosed vs open. Open shelves mean regular dusting, and dusting a printed torso with a dry cloth is how printing wears. An enclosed case removes the chore and the risk.

UV. Acrylic slows UV but does not stop it. Keep the case out of a sunny window regardless. See what UV resistance actually means.

Fit. Cases here are compatible with major brick brands and standard minifigure height, so figures from any maker sit on the studs.

Display case FAQs

How many minifigures fit in a display case? Depends on tiers and width. Our 3-row cases hold up to 12 figures each, and our sizing guide gives counts by case type.

Acrylic or glass? Acrylic is lighter, clearer at the edges, and does not shatter. Glass scratches less. For minifigures, acrylic wins on weight and clarity. Full comparison in our acrylic display case guide.

How do I lay out a display? Army layout is grid and repetition. Showcase layout is one figure at a time with space around it. Do not mix them on one shelf. Our display and protect guide covers both.

For the rest of the collection, see brick boxes for storage and the care and display guides hub.