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The Best Lego Minifigure Display Ideas For Kids Are:

1. Ikea Ribba Frame

The 50cm x 50cm Ikea Ribba frame seems to be a popular choice with many DIYers. Understandable, since it is inexpensive and its deep size can hold up to 56 LEGO minifigures. Here are two different ways to use the Ikea Ribba frame.

Option 1

Sarah of Frugal Fun For Boys used two of these Ikea frames to create a display for her boys’ minifigure collections.

Measure out and glue bricks to the board to hold 56 mini-figures per frame. While they are hang on the wall for display, the glass has been left out to make it easy for the boys to swap them in and out.

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Option 2

This mini-figure display case uses an Ikea Ribba frame as well to hold 49 pieces. The interior shelves are made from pieces of foam cut to size. Then the small base plates are glued to each shelf and a backing board added for colour and effect.

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2. DIY Display Shelf

What about this easy and inexpensive DIY display shelf?

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Another great DIY minifigure shelves. This one used 3/4″ pieces of wood, painted white and then glued sections of Lego board to each.

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3. Vintage Display Shelf

No need to build something from scratch with this $5 find from a local garage sale! A coat of paint and then glue down your pieces of Lego base plate. If you want to have an uniform look with the base plate, Kristen from Celebrate Every Day With, suggests buying the specific colour and size you want.

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4. Super Size With A Large Wall Display

Ok, a bit big for most kids’ bedrooms or playrooms. But I had to include it in the list of LEGO Minifigure display ideas because I thought it looked so cool.

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Forget 49 or even storage for 56 mini-figures, this display has space for 1200 LEGO mini-figures! Unfortunately, no playing or re-arranging these LEGO pieces as they are permanently glued to the board to make an unique piece of wall art.