Materials: Ribba frame, lego and superglue
Description: I cut some white card, carefully measured up the spacing and then superglued some LEGO blocks onto it. I then added some LEGO minifigures and put the whole thing in a Ribba frame. Simple, elegant and cheap!
See more of the Ribba Lego minifigure display.
~ Colin Brown, Hove, England
The nerd in me only wants to know where I can find the star wars mini-figs.
ReplyDeleteGo to Bricklink.com you can find any Lego part.
DeleteTimely! I see you have some Series 6 figs in there already!
ReplyDeletewow!! i love it! a question: i collect smurfs (i had only ca.300 smurfs), how can i do something like this under glas?
ReplyDeletei'd like to protect them from my cats... i remember to you that smurfs are bigger than lego figures
thanks a lot!
I really like your blog:) Great pics and som much inspiration...I wish you a lovely week.
DeleteLOVE Maria at inredningsvis.se
(Sweden)
OH Thanks I just got hooked on Minifigs , I have an old type setter stray going to put them in. I am 69 and going back to my childhood lol
ReplyDeleteBut how do you play with them :p
ReplyDeletethe larger version of the ribba display. http://youtu.be/CATlf0wcWvQ
ReplyDeleteif you click on my name you don't need to copy paste
ReplyDeleteLovely :o)
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this idea! :)
ReplyDeleteI did my own version! :) You can see it here:
Deletehttp://saaranprojektit.blogspot.com/2012/04/legotaulu.html
I made my on version too. I glued the bricks on to the glass so that the minifigures are still playable.
ReplyDeleteMy version is here (not in english): http://kontrastiinan.blogspot.fi/2012/06/legoukkotaulu.html
I like this but when looking around I found:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.fbtb.net/2011/09/19/review-lego-minifigure-display-case/
Looks pretty awesome!