Five New LEGO Display Cases Went Live in One Night: A 95cm London Bridge, a 35cm Hubble Telescope, and a 20cm Avengers Tower, from $56.50 to $248.60
Between 1:53pm yesterday and 12:54am this morning, five new mirror acrylic display cases for LEGO sets went live on our site. Same 3mm sheet. Same Snap-Fit corner system. Same factory floor where we cut them ourselves. The longest case is 95cm — London Tower Bridge. The most cube-shaped is 35cm — Hubble Space Telescope. The narrowest footprint is 20 by 15cm — Avengers Tower. I pulled three of them onto the workbench this morning, set them next to each other under the same window light, and shot them with the same phone. Here is what 95cm of bridge, 35cm of telescope, and 20cm of tower actually do for a real shelf.
One note before the boxes: we do not make these to be the cheapest listing on a marketplace. We make them in-house, in our own workshop, on the same cutting table, with the same UV print line and the same 3mm mirror acrylic sheet — 98% transparency, fully dust-proof, snap-fit corners that need no glue. Factory-direct pricing holds up because no middleman adds a markup. Every case in the photos below came out of the same building where this page was written.
The longest one. LEGO 21067 London Tower Bridge — 95 × 25 × 40 cm, from $180.80.
The 21067 case is 95cm long, which is the first thing you notice about it on a real table. The actual Tower Bridge set in LEGO form is 89cm — the case adds a small margin so the bridge slides in without scraping the bricks against the acrylic. Four price steps: $180.80 for No Background, $203.40 for With Background, $226.00 for the ring light edition, and $248.60 for the 12mm solid wood ring light edition (natural birch on top and bottom, +$20 over the standard ring light). The "With Background" version has a UV-printed London skyline at dusk — Shard, St Paul's, Thames, the bridge itself in the foreground. With the LED ring lit, the bridge looks like the centre of a small diorama. With the LED off, the case is quieter, but the UV background still does the work.
The honest part about a 95cm case: it does not fit through an 80cm interior doorframe flat. We learned this at the studio the hard way. Two of us, side-stepping, tipped the box up on its short edge to clear the door, then laid it back down on the table on the other side. If your shelf is in a room with a standard interior door, measure the door first. If the case is longer than the door width, plan for a vertical lift at the doorway. We tell customers this before they ship now — saves a lot of head-scratching on delivery day.
The cube. LEGO 11382 Hubble Space Telescope — 35 × 30 × 35 cm, from $67.80.
The 11382 case is roughly a cube — 35cm in every direction, plus 30cm of depth. Same four-step pricing: $67.80 / $79.10 / $90.40 / $113.00. The UV background is a Hubble deep-field print — Earth rising in the lower half, a star field, the edge of a planet on the right. Hubble itself is mostly white and gold, and the contrast against the deep-blue background is what the case is built for. With the LED ring on, the gold foil on the telescope's antenna catches the light and goes warm — like a small sun, hung in a small room. Without the LED, the case reads as a clean glass cube and the deep-blue background holds the eye without glaring.
For a cube, the 30cm of depth matters more than it sounds. The actual Hubble set sits on a small black plinth, and the plinth needs the depth to sit on the mirror floor sheet (free, included with every case) without touching the back wall. If the depth is too tight, the plinth ends up pressed against the UV background, which lifts the model forward and looks wrong. 30cm is the right number for the 11382 — the set sits centred, the plinth is visible, and the back wall stays a wall.
The narrow tower. LEGO 76352 Avengers Tower — 20 × 15 × 40 cm, from $56.50.
The 76352 case is 20cm wide, 15cm deep, 40cm tall. This is the smallest of the new batch, and it is the one that solves a real shelf problem. Most standard bookshelves have a layer depth of about 25 to 30cm. A 15cm-deep case slides all the way to the back of the shelf and the front edge still has room to spare. The 40cm height is also the average shelf-to-shelf gap on a lot of mid-range bookcases — IKEA Billy, a 3-shelf Land of Nods, that kind of thing. So the 76352 is the first case we have launched in a while that drops into a real bookshelf without customising the shelf spacing. Same four-step pricing: $56.50 / $67.80 / $79.10 / $101.70. The UV background is the Avengers city at sunset — orange-red sky, the tower in the foreground, a silhouette flying across. With the LED ring on, that sunset background turns warm. Without it, the tower reads as cool blue and grey.
The 20cm width is also what lets three 76352 cases line up on a single shelf with 5cm of breathing room between them. Small detail, but it matters for collectors building a wall — three towers, side by side, the 5cm gaps letting the mirror acrylic reflect the room instead of fighting with the next tower's reflection.
What is the same across all three (and the other two from this batch).
Same 3mm mirror acrylic on every side panel — 98% transparency, the bricks read clearly through it from any normal viewing distance. Same 2cm brushed black frame-style base. Same Snap-Fit connector system — no tools, no glue, no smell. Same UV-printed themed background for the "With Background" and ring-light editions, printed in-house on our own UV line, so we can re-run any background at no extra cost if you want a different colour or a custom photo. Same slide-open door for easy access. Same LED ring light (6000K, neutral white) on the ring-light and solid wood editions, with the multi-case serial connector that lets two or three boxes switch on and off together from one plug. Same factory, same cutting table, same packing crew, same shipping box. The only differences across the three are the dimensions and the UV background. Everything else is the line, the way it always has been.
Custom work, if you want it.
Most of what we sell is standard — one box per LEGO set, same 654-case lineup. But every one of those 654 is also customisable. Three things to know before you message us:
1) Backgrounds. Send us a photo at least 1MB and 300dpi (we will not print anything below that — the print goes muddy on a UV line). For LEGO sets, the rule is simple: dark background, light figure; light background, dark figure. A mid-grey background washes out both, and we will not run it. We send a draft proof before the final print, every time.
2) Non-standard sizes. If your model does not match a stock box, send us the brick dimensions and we will quote a custom size. Standard rule: add 3cm to length, 3cm to width, 5cm to height — that is the finger space you need to slide the model in and out without scraping the acrylic. The custom-size price is the same as the next size up in our standard line. No size-up charge.
3) PVC top-and-bottom vs solid wood top-and-bottom. The ring light edition comes in two builds. The 10mm PVC foam board version is the standard. The 12mm solid wood version (natural birch, +$20) is heavier by about 0.8kg and looks warmer against wood furniture. Same LED ring, same UV background, same dimensions. Pick by what the case is going to sit on.
Where these three ended up.
The 21067 Bridge is on the low cabinet behind the sofa — 95cm wide, the bridge runs the full length of the cabinet, the London dusk background is the only thing on the wall behind it. The 11382 Hubble is on the office desk, cube-shaped, low enough to type over. The 76352 Tower is on the third shelf of the bookcase, dropped in next to a row of paperbacks, 15cm deep enough to sit at the back, 40cm tall enough to clear the layer above. Three boxes, three different rooms, three different price tiers. None of them were the cheapest option on the market. All of them came out of the same factory, on the same cutting table, with the same sheet. That is the part of the job I cannot fix by adding more products to the line. The cutting table does not care about marketing language. It cuts what the tape says, and what the tape said last night was 95cm, 35cm, and 20cm.
Tap any case above to see the full option list, or open the full LEGO collection here. Five boxes went live last night. Another batch goes up next week. We make them ourselves — no middleman markup, same factory, same sheet.