Anyone build a minifig display?

[stackables]

I just picked up my Ikea Frame and was planning on building the shelves for my figs out of wood.  However, I just saw this video:

 

 

The builder doesn't give instruction on how the shelves are built or how many pieces he used but I was planning on attempting this.  Anyone got a guess on how many and what pieces are used?  Or a guess on how the shelves were built? Looks like he  uses 2x6 plates, 1x6 plates, 2x2 plates, 1x2 plates and 1x2 clear bricks.

 

I think this display would give me more flexibility than the wooden shelves.

[Bold-Arrow]

I'm almost sure some here did that.. Let me do a quick search

[Bold-Arrow]

http://community.brickpicker.com/topic/11321-cheap-minifig-display-case/?hl=minifig+dis

[seapotato]

That is pretty cool. I might have to try this!

[speedsausage]

As cool as that is, it would be way better if it was 16 figs across. Then each row would could be one CMF series. Nice non the less.

[Guest brickcrazyhouse]

I just picked up my Ikea Frame and was planning on building the shelves for my figs out of wood.  However, I just saw this video:

 

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The builder doesn't give instruction on how the shelves are built or how many pieces he used but I was planning on attempting this.  Anyone got a guess on how many and what pieces are used?  Or a guess on how the shelves were built? Looks like he  uses 2x6 plates, 1x6 plates, 2x2 plates, 1x2 plates and 1x2 clear bricks.

 

I think this display would give me more flexibility than the wooden shelves.

[c666187]

http://community.brickpicker.com/topic/11321-cheap-minifig-display-case/?hl=minifig+dis

I will try to update that post with details on the "stands".

If I turned it sideways, im sure it would fir 16 CMF's.

[stackables]

the platform is 2 plates thick and 3 studs deep if that helps how wide is the interior of the frame your using? how thick (deep) is the frame also?

The depth of them is 1 3/4"

[theplasticmanor]

wife made me this for my birthday.

[stackables]

Here is the frame I got:
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/60078034/

[romoore245]

I am starting one myself I found these on sale at michaels for $30 they are lighted and a little deeper than many I found also the front opens, I made a small one as a test run and used a 2x4 ripped down to make the shelves and braces for them. I painted it all black and hot glued them in place added bricks across for the figures. my small one is here https://www.dropbox.com/sc/pbcagjauhmweweu/AACvx2pCbczAljrCwKwFW3dDa I got the idea from this page I came acrosshttp://www.nubcakes.blogspot.com/2011/10/lego-minifigure-display-cases.html

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[stackables]

I also saw that method too.  I think I am just going to buy a bunch of black plates and go from there. 

[stackables]

I tried to emulate the video in my original post.  I think I counted 60 pegs across. Anyone want to verify that?  I ordered what I thought would be the correct amount of pieces and it turns out to get close to the frame, I needed 61 pegs.  Now this throws off where I place the middle column in each row.  It makes it not exactly in the middle.  The structure is not as stable as I would like too.  Anyone use the same frame to build a display? If so, did you need 61 pegs across?

[Guest brickcrazyhouse]

 looks like there are two studs after the feet of the trooper on the right side and only 1 on the left if that helps