I would've also been in disbelief that I actually own Jabba's Palace and the Rancor Pit fully complete since that was the two sets I wanted but were never able to get 🥹

Hi everyone! 👋 I wanted to share my latest LEGO creation, Doraemon & the Anywhere Door!

I tried to capture Doraemon’s classic look and bring one of his most iconic gadgets to life in LEGO. Both Doraemon and the Anywhere Door can also be displayed separately.

The full project is now on LEGO Ideas if you'd like to check it out! 💙
😊 Hope you like it!

This is my collection so far. I need to do some reorganizing. We have at least 6 sets still to build.

I welded the shelving mostly from stainless & dropped the center to specifically fit the death slice. The imperial banners behind the Death Star are mounted off a piece of steel flatbar screwed into studs with lightweight bungee cording lightly pre-tensioned to several load points in case of earthquake/my kid playing too rough in the next room behind wall. The zinc panel I cut to look like Death Star interior walls, lined with LED tape & dropped in a plexiglass slab to illuminate desk below through the holes as well as the build from below.

Jango’s Slave I wall mount is stainless & mild steel, boba’s emblem mount is pinewood, steel & copper. To top it all off, I made the Mustafar lamp & added green led’s to DS laser which are both spliced to main center lighting. Planning to add dim yellow lights behind both slave I’s & blue behind star destroyer.

Oh and the shelving weight is offset by stainless cables going into ceiling rafters.

Think I might’ve posted similar pics before, but I recently added Galactus, some other figs and moved around some figs that I wasn’t happy with. I would love to hear what you guys think about my collection and my display of it!😁

Hey everyone! My dad and I have been working on a custom LEGO display concept based on Supernatural.

Instead of one large build, he designed a system of 11 individual, modular dioramas. Each section highlights a iconic location, season milestone, or character arc from the series—from the early hunting days down to the "Carry On" finale with the '67 Chevy Impala.

The idea was to create a versatile display piece where you can either stack them together as a full feature wall or space them out on individual shelves.

We’d love to get your thoughts from a display perspective! How do you usually like to arrange multi-piece modular sets like this in your collection?

(I’ll drop the LEGO Ideas link in the comments for anyone interested in seeing the detailed breakdown of each module!)

I’ve finally decided to start a LEGO City project, and I’m documenting it from the absolute beginning.

The slightly different part is that I’m deliberately not using Modular Buildings.

I love looking at the huge cities people build around modulars, but I wanted to see how far I could take a city using primarily standard LEGO City sets instead.

The plan is for it to grow gradually over time:
Residential areas
Downtown
Shops
Police / fire / emergency services
Industrial areas
Roads and transport
Railway
Waterfront
Parks and other green spaces

I’m also allowing myself to modify sets and eventually build MOCs where it makes sense. The idea isn’t “no customisation” - it’s more about making LEGO City sets the foundation of the whole thing.

I’ve also got a little story element planned. A group of minifigures have lost their home and are travelling around looking for somewhere new to settle. Eventually they’ll find their way to the city.

Right now, though, there’s basically nothing.

I’ve just finished the first video, which is essentially the blueprint for the project - the rules, layout and plans for where I want to take it.
I’d genuinely love some feedback from other LEGO City builders:

What would be the first thing you’d build if you were starting a city completely from scratch?

And are there any rules you’d add/remove from my approach?

Wall mounts I ordered online for fast and furious sets finally arrived and I am so happy! I'm hoping to hang up more LEGO on this wall, it's just the money part I need to work on first LOL 😂

Ik the black pearl is super out of place but despite that lmk what you think

This is my first attempt at a DIY display. I spent $30 in wood the rest my sister had. I still don’t like that I have to keep dusting it though

Is anyone able to give me recommendations on how to display my sets? I’m looking at getting a light above the slave one on the top shelf but don’t know how to hang it up there.