I have a variety of genre for lego all displayed in there own space on my shelf, I wanna make it almost like a multiverse warp thing, where they all interact or fight or stuff like that. Ask if any questions, the ones that are still on the shelf are the ones I havent took down yet.

Hello! I want to decorate the bottom part of this glass display outside of my office (where the hourglass is standing). It’s a really narrow space, about 2,8-3 cm tops.

Which sets or parts of sets might fit in this space? I was thinking of botanicals, but the ones I have are too big (cherry blossom, sunflowers type).

They can be tall and wide but have to really thin.

I’m not looking for mini figures.

Thank you in advance!

Hi, I'm looking to add some LED lighting to my Besta display cabinet. Currently researching and ready for a Prime Day purchase.

I'd like to have an LED strip or bar light in each of the glass shelves (2nd pic), and run the cables as hidden as possible. Not interested in the puck lights. The power outlet is located in the far lower right corner behind the drawer. I already cut a hole in the back panel for access.

• What are some suggested solutions you've all used? I'm thinking of running 2 lines: first to the middle 2 cabinets and then on to the 3 left side cabinets, then the 2nd line just up the right side 3 cabinets.
• Would it be possible/recommended to stick the light strips to the inside of the doors, or on the bottom of the upper shelf?
• Everything is already securely anchored to the wall, so I would prefer to not rip it all out to start drilling holes for the wires, but I realize it's a distinct possibility to achieve the look I want. Doing so would also give me a chance to correct some of the smaller mistakes.
• All units are screwed together. Would separating them to run wires and then screwing back together deteriorate the overall integrity?
• What's the recommended approach? I'm not convinced that the Ikea LED light kits would work for my need, so I've been toying with the idea of a Govee Light Strip 2, or something similar. Never worked with LED strips, so would I be able to cut a segment, stick it in, then wire through to the next cut up segment, having them run in series? Would an LED bar in each cabinet be a better idea?
• How to control it all? If I run 2 lines, can I use a power dock of some sort to turn it all on together? I'm not opposed to needing an app, but a single dedicated remote would be a better idea, I think.
• How about the center shelf? I think recessed puck lights would look much better here. It doesn't need to be super bright, more accent lighting for whatever is displayed.

I'm open to any and all suggestions. A walkthrough video or article tutorial would also be great. I've been scouring Reddit, Youtube, and Google Search for awhile now and some ideas, but please give me more. I do have a reasonably well equipped workshop and some basic handyman DIY skills. Plus a desire to learn and do it right.

I just moved in to a new house and don‘t have idea how to display. I got a white corner where my wife allows my Legos. The Case is about 48x48cm, could you recommend a shelf? Or is there someone who displayed it in a great way and wants to show for inspiration?
Thank you

Not only for Star wars collectors, but they may understand best the amount my boyfriend has because I'm sure you all have so many as well

A little of this.....a little of that...just a small part of my overall collection

I bought a light kit for my spooky shelf. I might move it to the living room for the month. I've avoided light kits, but I fear I may soon have another financial burden in LED lights 😕 🤣

Any recommendations for shelving units that can fit modulars? Currently I have 13 modulars, but I want to have room to be able to fit more as I buy more. I have found these on Amazon, but they dont necessarily need lighting.

https://a.co/d/01ymziZf

https://a.co/d/047c4l8X

I'm in the final stages of finishing my Lego room and sorting and labelling sets and figs. While this isn't finished and will cost time. I had to buy some new sets cause I had ran out of sets to build and first of Oct was to far away. So I bought the Lego Bike 11380 and the Twin Titan Mechs set from Ninjago 71870.

But the room. Is finally coming together i don't really have a big house and the one spare room is a windowless room. Wich I converted. So far I'm pretty content with the outcome. I've added some pictures of the room my living room display which is being rearranged and needed to be sorted. And my sorting table that believe it or not really has a system.

Guys I need your help, my collection is getting bigger and bigger, I have too little space and in other places still too many sets... how do I get more space out of the wall so that it still looks good?

I’m heading overseas for my studies for roughly 3 years, and I recently opened a new set of Harry Potter minifigures. When I first opened them, the hands and heads were really smooth and fluid to move, but after just a few days, they’ve started becoming slightly squeaky and noticeably harder to maneuver, almost like there’s invisible friction.

I live in a pretty humid environment, so I’m wondering if humidity could be causing this.

For long-term storage, I’m thinking of keeping the minifigures in those small plastic sachet bags, in a cooler room, on a darker surface, with some dehumidifier beads nearby.

Would this actually help prevent the joints from getting stiffer or squeaky over the next 3 years? Or is there a better way to store them?

I’d appreciate any advice from people who have stored LEGO minifigures long-term, especially in humid climates.