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What the listings actually promise

We read seven product and policy pages on 30 October 2026. DisplayGeek sells two small wall-mount cases: one for 12 minifigures, listed at 9h x 9.5w x 2d inches for $43.99, and one for 24 minifigures, listed at 12h x 13w x 2d inches for $54.99. Both listings give the material as 3mm (1/8 inch) acrylic, state "UV Resistant up to 92%", say there are mounting holes on the back, and list screws, corner blocks and a cleaning wipe in the box. Both also say the cases ship in 5-10 business days and do not include figures. On 30 October 2026 both DisplayGeek listings were marked sold out, so the small-case prices below only help if the cases come back into stock. [1][2]

BRKOX sells larger 6-tier wall cases rated for up to 124 minifigures. The general listing gives dimensions of 31.1 x 4 x 19.3 in and Star Wars ($192.90) or Marvel ($199.90) variants. A separate Star Wars listing gives 31 x 4 x 19.3 in at $189.90, and a dedicated Marvel listing gives 31 x 4 x 19.3 in at $195.90. The DC version gives 31.1 x 3.9 x 19.3 in, with a Standard edition at $239.00 and an LED edition at $299.00. All four BRKOX listings were in stock on the same day. Each says the case is fully enclosed, wall-mount ready and supplied with mounting hardware, and that figures are not included. None of them gives a panel thickness or labels which dimension is height. [3][4][5][6]

Listing (30 Oct 2026)Listed capacityListed sizePricePrice per slot
DisplayGeek 12-figure wall case (sold out)129h x 9.5w x 2d in$43.99$3.67
DisplayGeek 24-figure wall case (sold out)2412h x 13w x 2d in$54.99$2.29
BRKOX 124 Star Wars minifigures case12431 x 4 x 19.3 in$189.90$1.53
BRKOX 124 Marvel minifigures case12431 x 4 x 19.3 in$195.90$1.58
BRKOX 124 minifigures case (Star Wars / Marvel variant)12431.1 x 4 x 19.3 in$192.90 / $199.90$1.56 / $1.61
BRKOX 124 DC minifigures case, Standard / LED12431.1 x 3.9 x 19.3 in$239.00 / $299.00$1.93 / $2.41

Price per slot is not price per figure

Price per slot is the listed price divided by the listed capacity, and it rewards big cases. What you actually pay per figure on display depends on how many slots you fill. A 124-slot case holding 40 figures costs $189.90 / 40 = $4.75 per displayed figure. Two 24-slot cases holding the same 40 figures cost $109.98 / 40 = $2.75 per figure.

Wall space follows the same logic. Taking the two largest dimensions as the face, the BRKOX case covers roughly 31 x 19.3 = about 598 square inches for 124 slots, or about 0.21 slots per square inch. The DisplayGeek 24-figure case covers 12 x 13 = 156 square inches for 24 slots (about 0.15 per square inch), and the 12-figure case covers 9 x 9.5 = 85.5 square inches (about 0.14). The large case packs figures more densely, but it needs one clear stretch of wall about 31 inches wide.

Depth matters on a narrow wall or above a desk. DisplayGeek lists 2 inches. BRKOX lists 4 inches (3.9 for the DC case), assuming that is the depth figure, since the listings do not label it.

Worked example: 40 figures, growing by about two a month

Assumptions: you own 40 minifigures today and add about two a month, giving roughly 64 after a year. Prices are the listings read on 30 October 2026, before shipping and tax. We have not checked whether either store discounts multiple units. Option A also assumes DisplayGeek restocks, since both of its cases were marked sold out on 30 October 2026.

Option A, modular: buy two DisplayGeek 24-figure cases now ($109.98, 48 slots). Around month four the collection reaches 48 and you add a third ($54.99), bringing the total to $164.97 for 72 slots. At 64 figures that is about $2.58 per displayed figure.

Option B, one big case: buy the BRKOX 124-figure Star Wars case now ($189.90). At 64 figures that is about $2.97 per displayed figure, with 60 slots still empty.

The crossover comes at the fourth small case. Four 24-figure cases cost $219.96 for 96 slots, which is more than one 124-slot case. If you expect to pass about 72 figures and have room for a 31-inch-wide case, the single large case is cheaper overall. If you might stop collecting, or your wall space is broken up, buying small cases as you go keeps your money out of empty slots.

Figures displayedOption A: 24-slot cases (count, total)Option B: one 124-slot caseCheaper on listed price
402 cases, $109.98$189.90A
643 cases, $164.97$189.90A
804 cases, $219.96$189.90B
1205 cases, $274.95$189.90B

Mounting, shipping and what each listing leaves out

DisplayGeek describes mounting holes on the back and says each case is machine-made to order in the USA. BRKOX says its cases are wall-mount ready with hardware included, but on the day we read them none of the BRKOX listings described the hardware, the fixing pattern or the case weight. If your wall is plasterboard, ask the seller what the case weighs and what fixings it expects before you order. [1][2][3]

BRKOX's shipping policy, read the same day, lists shipping to the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia. It gives 1-3 business days of processing, standard delivery in 7-15 business days and expedited delivery in 3-7 business days, and says shipping is calculated at checkout. It also states that all duties and taxes are included. [7] DisplayGeek's listings say they ship in 5-10 business days but give no shipping cost. [1][2]

Neither seller shows a fitting guide on the page for figures with large hats, capes or accessories. The DisplayGeek text mentions a "Fitting Guide" but showed only the figure count. If your collection includes bulky figures, ask about slot height before you rely on the headline capacity.

Checklist for a collection that keeps growing

Run through this before buying any minifigure case:

  • Count the figures you own today and estimate how many you will add in the next 12 months.
  • Work out cost per displayed figure at both counts, not just price per slot.
  • Measure the wall: a 124-figure BRKOX case needs about 31 x 19.3 inches; a 24-figure DisplayGeek case needs 13 x 12 inches.
  • Decide whether matching small cases side by side suits your wall better than one large case.
  • Check stock on the day: the DisplayGeek cases were marked sold out on 30 October 2026.
  • Confirm the destination country is on the seller's shipping list and get the shipping quote at checkout before comparing totals.
  • Ask for the case weight and fixing method if the listing does not give them.
  • Check slot height for figures with hats, wings or capes.
  • Treat UV and anti-yellowing wording as seller claims; we did not test them.

Questions before you decide

How many minifigures fit in the BRKOX 124 case?

The BRKOX listings read on 30 October 2026 say up to 124 minifigures across six tiers, with figures not included. They do not give slot height, so check with the seller for bulky figures.

Is a small case or a big case cheaper per figure?

On the listed prices, a 24-figure DisplayGeek case at $54.99 works out to about $2.29 per slot and BRKOX's 124-figure Star Wars case at $189.90 to about $1.53 per slot. Per displayed figure, small cases stay cheaper until you would need a fourth 24-figure case, at about 73 or more figures. Both DisplayGeek cases were marked sold out on 30 October 2026.

Do these cases block UV light?

DisplayGeek's listings state "UV Resistant up to 92%". Three of the four BRKOX 124-figure listings say the case is designed to resist scratches and yellowing; the dedicated Star Wars listing does not. Neither describes a test method, and we have not tested either claim.

Sources & verification

Product details and prices can change. Check the linked provider before buying.

  1. DisplayGeek wall mount display case for 12 LEGO minifigures (3mm acrylic) Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  2. DisplayGeek wall mount display case for 24 LEGO minifigures (3mm acrylic) Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  3. BRKOX wall display case for up to 124 LEGO minifigures Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  4. BRKOX 124 LEGO Star Wars minifigures wall display case Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  5. BRKOX wall display case for up to 124 LEGO DC minifigures Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  6. BRKOX wall display case for up to 124 LEGO Marvel minifigures Accessed 30 Oct 2026
  7. BRKOX shipping policy Accessed 30 Oct 2026

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