How To Make A Lego Minifigure Display Case

Video How to make a lego minifigure display case DIY Lego Minifigure Display Shelves can hold over 150 Lego Minifigures and cost less than $5.If you have kids then you probably already have Lego Minifigures. If you love Legos then you will probably have your own Lego Minifigures. I know I can totally do it. I have a collection that belongs only to Mama. They’re not really for play because I don’t want to lose the pieces. they never get to play with them. But they are not stored in all other Legos. Every time a new series comes out, I take the right amount of time to get a feel for all the thieves trying to find the movies I want. And try to make sure I don’t end up with duplicates. Who else feels Legos? Speaking of, the new series is out on May 1st! So be sure to keep that in mind, if you go to a Lego store the staff can help you figure out which is which. Alternatively, if you can’t seem to find the box you’re looking for, you can ask them to bring out a new one. You know, like the guy in the chicken suit. I was actually given that Minifigure. And I thought it was fun, that’s when my Minifigure addiction started. And it turned into a few dozen Mini Characters. I’m happy to see them all sitting on my shelves.

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Three feather strips 1 x 2 x 8

Build your own Lego Minifigure display shelf

In fact, this is not even all of them. I have a gallon-sized bag that holds a bunch of them. It has not been found since moving away. And then I put them in a “safe” place. Right. Who knows when they will reappear? I made this Lego Minifigure shelf that is quick and easy to hang on the wall. The best part? It costs less than $5! It’s actually under $3.50. Do you believe it? That costs less than a Lego Minifigure. You only need three strips of 1 x 2 x 8 hair and some nails. They are $1.05 at Home Depot. They are usually at the bottom end, you have to dig around to find some good ones. Or you can buy the whole package. The bundles seem to be in much better condition than what was loose. They tend to be straighter and have fewer knots. Note: This will work for most Minor Characters, but not all. For example, Medusa has a long tail behind her, so this shelf isn’t deep enough. You can always use wider boards like 1 x 3s or 1 x 4s and do the same cut and assembly.

Lego Minifigure display construction plan

Here is the cut list:Two (2) 38-inch pieces (pink) Eleven (11) 18-inch pieces (blue)Meeting:Note: You are making a shelf 2 inches deep. So when assembling, the 1″ side should be facing out. Also all 18 pieces will be between 38 pieces Read more: how to change your name color in clash royale 2020And all the heads and sides. If you’re dyeing, lay the 38-inch piece on its side and attach the 18-inch piece to the end to create an angle. Nail in place. Measure 3″ from the 18″ piece and mark. Place the next 18″ piece right above that mark. Nail in place. Repeat until you reach the last 18″ piece. Cut the last 18″ piece to the end of the 38″ piece to create a corner. Nail the nail in place. Take the other side and build it up on the first side. Mark all the spacing of your shelves. Place the last side in place and nail the shelves according to the spacing markings. Done! I whitewashed mine with white craft paint diluted with water. You can add hooks on the back for hanging or just mark where the top corners will go and nail protruding from the wall. Each shelf can hold fourteen Minifigures standing on their little black plates. The top can hold fifteen figures out of a total of 155 Lego Minifigures! I love the way it turned out and I can’t believe it took me so long to actually close a shelf to keep them on top. I hung it up in my crafting room where I could see them and know they were safe. I don’t think I can do that. Have you been to Legoland? Go today can make booking your stay easy. Check out my other DIY projects for more fun.