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How to Plan a Fantasy Minifigure Display

Choose a focal character, then add an orc or hooded-warrior group around the story. Plan the base, background and included accessories before choosing your set.

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Brick-built empty fantasy valley with a winding stone path and distant castle

Start a fantasy display with a focal character, then choose a group that supports the scene. Check the actual included components before planning a base or background.

Choose a focal character

The White-Haired Swordfighter and Ivory Outfit Swordfighter are individual figures with their confirmed sword, back attachment and expression-head components. Read each Listing for the head-format details and included items; the decorative photography setting is not automatically included.

Use a group for your lineup

The nine-figure hooded warrior set offers a repeated hood-and-cloak silhouette with toy swords. The six-figure orc set contains three green and three orange figures with all pictured equipment.

Leave space for equipment

Plan room for shields, raised weapons and headgear. If a display case has limited clearance, ask for assembled measurements before purchasing. Exact dimensions and connection fit should be confirmed for the particular product.

Keep the product and the scene separate

A background, stone plinth or decorative scene in an image may be a photography prop. Use the included-parts list to decide what you still need to supply.

Check your order before checkout

Compare the current price, selling unit and stock on each product page. Quantity 1 for an army set means one complete set. Read shipping information and use WhatsApp support for any unconfirmed component detail.

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