Found a very nice Display at IKEA today:

http://m.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/art/60241544/

Edited December 30, 201410 yr by Bissspuren

Found a very Nixe Display at IKEA today:

http://m.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/art/60241544/

Those are pretty cool, but a bit small probably

They fit my Ideas Ghostbusters Set, but youre right... anyhow it looks great!

BTW its a transparent 24*24*24 cm cube with LED-lighting.

Curious how people display large Star Wars sets. Some of these sets can be large. I would like to know what shelving or displays they use.

Table top made with two shelving pieces on an old sewing machine stand.

I built a whole room around my SW LEGO collection. Check out my signature for the pics.

Hi Bbafett, we already have a 'Show Your Army, Navy, and Collection Display' thread which includes lots of images! I'll merge your thread with it in a bit

My last contribution wasn't really a display, since I don't have the shelf space to do army displays like that.

This sure is a display though:

I built a whole room around my SW LEGO collection. Check out my signature for the pics.

Chills,

I've saved your pics for inspiration.

When it is warm enough to work out in the garage/woodshop: I plan on doing something similar to my den.

Nicely done, Man !

I built a whole room around my SW LEGO collection. Check out my signature for the pics.

I'm very impressed by your collection room. Just how big is your house? That room is huge!

Table top made with two shelving pieces on an old sewing machine stand.

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Lovin' that hovertrain you've got. And your 4483 AT-AT's lookin' good.

I just took several photos of my Lego Star Wars Separatist/Droid army. I'm not a huge fan of Separatists (I'm still working on a much larger Clone Army) so it's a modest one: 37 Droids (plus Grievous), 20 vehicles and 6 Minifigures.

However it contains a couple of old sets dating back to the first years of Lego Star Wars history like the 7111 Droid Fighter and Episode I STAPs

Anyway here the photos (about 35 of them )

My Lego Star Wars Separatist Droid Army

Feel free to post your comments. I know it's not the biggest droid army but several of those sets have an "emotional value" since they were the first Star Wars sets I bought

Chills,

I've saved your pics for inspiration.

When it is warm enough to work out in the garage/woodshop: I plan on doing something similar to my den.

Nicely done, Man !

Thanks! LMK if you want the dimensions for the oval cut-outs I used for the light panels. Figuring out what sizes worked best was pretty tricky.

Be sure to post pics when you're done!

I'm very impressed by your collection room. Just how big is your house? That room is huge!

Much appreciated. My house is just over 3,000 sq ft. I ended up adding another 850 sq ft of finished space in the basement. The Death Star room is about 350 sq ft, if I remember correctly.

I just took several photos of my Lego Star Wars Separatist/Droid army. I'm not a huge fan of Separatists (I'm still working on a much larger Clone Army) so it's a modest one: 37 Droids (plus Grievous), 20 vehicles and 6 Minifigures.

However it contains a couple of old sets dating back to the first years of Lego Star Wars history like the 7111 Droid Fighter and Episode I STAPs

Anyway here the photos (about 35 of them )

My Lego Star Wars Separatist Droid Army

Feel free to post your comments. I know it's not the biggest droid army but several of those sets have an "emotional value" since they were the first Star Wars sets I bought

All that old stuff next to the new one. Really shows how Lego star wars evolve in time.

And you got light blue Super battle droid! I like these even if they are not the right color.

Hope to see your clone army that you always talk about. (mine is about a 100 strong)

All that old stuff next to the new one. Really shows how Lego star wars evolve in time.

And you got light blue Super battle droid! I like these even if they are not the right color.

Hope to see your clone army that you always talk about. (mine is about a 100 strong)

Thank you very much

When I put the sets one next other it was like a little "time capsule". It's especially true with the Vulture Droids from the 1999 one to the 2014 version. Things changed a lot in all those years

Oh the Blu Super Battle Droids from the first Republic Gunship: how many memories

I imagine to younger Lego fans this army may look a bit "ugly" but for AFOL like us looking at those old sets is like a sort of "time travel"

Regarding my Clone Army: I have still about 70 Clones to build and most of the older vehicles are in several boxes so it may take few time before I finally find the time to display all together and take some photo but I'll do.

I hope to see your army too. 100 Clones are a great number, indeed.

Thank you again for your words

I hope to see your army too. 100 Clones are a great number, indeed.

Thank you again for your words

You're welcome!

I am waiting for the may the fourth sale. I bought almost no Lego this year and those I got won't build them until then. (Waiting for that 25% sale at TRU)

I plan on adding a least a 100 clone/ stormtroopers. I will post pictures then.

See you in may!

Here is my display :)

http://i.imgur.com/FggMO31.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/IK7vzvJ.jpg

Looks like a great display. Wish you had a better camera, though, heh.

You're welcome!

I am waiting for the may the fourth sale. I bought almost no Lego this year and those I got won't build them until then. (Waiting for that 25% sale at TRU)

I plan on adding a least a 100 clone/ stormtroopers. I will post pictures then.

See you in may!

I'm waiting for the may the fourth sale too. My Birthday is on May so I should have a good chance to get nice Star Wars sets

See you in May, or even around the forums , and May the Brick be with You

Looks like a great display. Wish you had a better camera, though, heh.

haha yeah, the camera of my phone isn't the best :P

Got one that i made a few months ago, when I didn't have the X-Wing yet.

http://i.imgur.com/o1HOK.jpg

Thank you very much

When I put the sets one next other it was like a little "time capsule". It's especially true with the Vulture Droids from the 1999 one to the 2014 version. Things changed a lot in all those years

Oh the Blu Super Battle Droids from the first Republic Gunship: how many memories

I imagine to younger Lego fans this army may look a bit "ugly" but for AFOL like us looking at those old sets is like a sort of "time travel"

Regarding my Clone Army: I have still about 70 Clones to build and most of the older vehicles are in several boxes so it may take few time before I finally find the time to display all together and take some photo but I'll do.

I hope to see your army too. 100 Clones are a great number, indeed.

Thank you again for your words

Regarding those metallic blue Super Battle Droids... Having rewatched the Battle of Geonosis several times recently, the ones in the movie actually seem to be closer to that color than to gunmetal gray (and on that note, the regular Battle Droids are definitely sand red and not dark orange ). On that note, have you noticed that Lego's apparent turnaround on stickers is causing trouble? Like the current Hailfire droid and its side eyes that are in the wrong place. Or the blank side dishes of the 2013 snail tank.

Regarding those metallic blue Super Battle Droids... Having rewatched the Battle of Geonosis several times recently, the ones in the movie actually seem to be closer to that color than to gunmetal gray (and on that note, the regular Battle Droids are definitely sand red and not dark orange ). On that note, have you noticed that Lego's apparent turnaround on stickers is causing trouble? Like the current Hailfire droid and its side eyes that are in the wrong place. Or the blank side dishes of the 2013 snail tank.

It seems the Super Battle Droids' color slightly change depending on the source (Movies, Clone Wars Series, video games) but the regular Battle Droids are indeed sand red.

Regarding the stickers: it's indeed a problematic issue.

I know there are many reasons behind the choice of stickers over printed parts but stickers have also are limited durability. All my old sets have their stickers damaged by passing time.

Anyway, the new Hailfire droid has no sticker: the disks are printed

Here is my display :)

http://i.imgur.com/FggMO31.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/IK7vzvJ.jpg

Nice UCS collection.

It seems the Super Battle Droids' color slightly change depending on the source (Movies, Clone Wars Series, video games) but the regular Battle Droids are indeed sand red.

Regarding the stickers: it's indeed a problematic issue.

I know there are many reasons behind the choice of stickers over printed parts but stickers have also are limited durability. All my old sets have their stickers damaged by passing time.

Anyway, the new Hailfire droid has no sticker: the disks are printed

Try ACTUALLY READING MY POST INSTEAD OF SKIMMING IT, PAL.

Regarding those metallic blue Super Battle Droids... Having rewatched the Battle of Geonosis several times recently, the ones in the movie actually seem to be closer to that color than to gunmetal gray (and on that note, the regular Battle Droids are definitely sand red and not dark orange ). On that note, have you noticed that Lego's apparent turnaround on stickers is causing trouble? Like the current Hailfire droid and its side eyes that are in the wrong place. Or the blank side dishes of the 2013 snail tank.

I'm saying that those sets would have been IMPROVED BY STICKERS. The Hailfire Droid's outer eyes aren't supposed to be level with the central eye, they're supposed to be on the sides of the upper part of the "face". Which, if Lego hadn't suddenly decided "Lol u no get stickers you get parts that r blank 4ever" for certain sets, would have been easy to do.

I have about 216 droids and only 70 clones. I am a fan of the droids.