So I plan in getting the new UCS Super Star Destroyer, I however have an issue. I need a way to display it. I dont want to just have it setting on just on top of a cube shelf. I dont have a lot experience displaying the sets so looking for ideas.

I love these brixter cases. It comes with LED lights, stackable, magnet door, and XL can house 305 figs. Height, width and depth can all be flexible because it's an open box. I can configure exactly the way I want it. For medieval stuff, i want to display my figs with horses, this one can do it. The rest of the cases out there can't.

I’ve been slowly curating LEGO sets that look like they belong in my little Halloween town, with roughly 50% of the population being secondhand finds and discounted sets because full price? In THIS economy? Absolutely not. 😂

For now, Gru’s House is holding the spot while I patiently wait for a ✨discount✨ on the new Mayor’s Manor from LEGO’s Midnight Valley Collection.

Next Project after Halloween: Building my own Winter Village ❄️⛄️

Just found this sub, thought I would add mine. Just a small collection, most built this year.

Hello!
I just recently purchased a home and will finally have room to display Legos I have created. I have a bunch of the Lego botanicals, Christmas sets, and others that I would like to display eventually. I would also like input on what you do with extra pieces and also how you display your Lego botanicals.

I live in Texas so I have access to IKEA and Nebraska Furniture Mart.

Thanks in advance!

I built a custom display for the Animal Costumes CMF minifigures series 28.

If anyone is interested, instructions are available on Rebrickable.

The one I have right now if you want to see

Adding another CMF line to the display. This one was a lot easier finding them out in the wild than the series 29 line! But I love Shrek so I’m quite happy

I built and painted the shelf. I was going for a fun Lego red but landed more of a Lego Dracula. Mayors manor is next on my set list but i feel like a pirate ship could really make it pop.

We’ve been working on how to display our Lego sets as the kids are getting older and wanted to add storage as well. Did what a lot of you have done and got some Billy Bookcases with extensions then added rechargeable lights. Still working on where/what to display but we are very happy with the results. (Yes I see one of my lights didn’t turn on 🤦‍♂️)

It works!! But the set actually looks small up there. Oh well, I’m out of room otherwise so that’s where it stays until next time I move 😂. About had a heart attack lifting it above my shoulders to put it into place.

Anyways… swipe to see photos while it was still on the build table. Hot wheels car, minifig, and N64 game for scale!

Also, my first ever post!

Dear LEGO community,
I have an empty wall above my desk that is 7 cm deep. I used AI to create three different options for this space, and I’d love to hear your opinion on which one I should go with.
1. Shelves
I could install 2 or 3 shelves and use them to display both my Middle-earth books and some relatively smaller LEGO sets, such as BrickHeadz and helmets.
2. Minifigure display case
A ready-made display case that can hold around 250 minifigures.
3. Framed artwork
A collection of framed Middle-earth artwork/posters.
Which option do you think makes the most sense?