How do I organize my LEGO minifigures?

A priority for many LEGO enthusiasts is to protect minifigures from dust or damage by storing them in plastic bags or tackle boxes. Plastic bags are a cheap and easy way to store your LEGO minifigures.

How do you display LEGO models at home?

How to Display LEGO Sets: 10 Ideas to Show Off and Store Your Collection

1. DIY Floating Shelves.
2. Bookcase with Glass Doors.
3. Bookcase with Sliding Shelves.
4. Underbed LEGO Table.
5. Floating Crates.
6. Thrift Shop Bookcase.
7. LEGO Shelves.
8. DIY Sheet Rack + Minifigure Shelves.

Is it worth collecting Lego minifigures?

If you’re able to form a special connection with them, as I’m sure many collectors do, they are definitely worth collecting. If you’re only in it for the money, go invest away. There are many official and custom rare minifigures that you can buy for a relatively small amount of money, and sell for loads of it.

Who is the rarest Lego minifigure?

Without further adieu, here are the rarest LEGO minifigures of all time:

1. Solid 18k White Gold R2-D2. rarest_lego_minifigures.
2. San Diego Comic Con Boba Fett Trio. daniel_risis.
3. 14k Gold C-3PO.
4. 2012 Toy Fair Captain America and Iron Man.
5. Gold C-3PO.
6. LEGO x NASA Alien Frame.
7. Red Sox Minifig.
8. Any SDCC or NYCC Exclusives.

What is the most rare LEGO piece?

Set 926-1, ‘The Space Command Centre’ is the most valuable LEGO set, currently valued at $10,141. Released in 2013, the ‘Mr. Gold’ Minifigure has seen the highest appreciation of any LEGO set, increasing from its retail price of $2.99 to now being valued at $4,680.

What is the rarest minifigure?

The 10 Rarest Lego Minifigures of All Time

• 14k Gold C-3PO.
• 2012 Toy Fair Captain America and Iron Man. lego4ever.
• Gold C-3PO. legoman_scotland.
• LEGO x NASA Alien Frame. eBay.
• Red Sox Minifig. universal_lego.
• Any SDCC or NYCC Exclusives. let_them_fly_lego.
• Mr. Gold from the CMF Series 10.
• Cloud City Boba Fett. cuddybricks.

What should I display LEGO on?

Get crafty with your displays You can use computer monitors, plinths, shelving and glass to keep your set safe and well presented.