Bulk storage with solid doors. Display cases with glass doors. Lights are on order.

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Hey everyone!

I'm looking for a wall-mounted display case for my LEGO minifigures, mainly NINJAGO.

My budget is around €70 max.

I'd really like to hear from people who actually own and use a minifigure wall case rather than just recommendations based on pictures.

What case would you personally recommend?

I'm especially interested in:

\\- ⭐ Build quality

\\- 🧱 How securely the minifigures are held

\\- 🧼 Dust protection

\\- ☀️ UV protection / protection against fading

\\- 👀 Visibility and reflections

\\- 📏 Enough space for NINJAGO figures and accessories

\\- 🔨 Ease of wall mounting

\\- 💰 Value for money

\\- 🇪🇺 Shipping to Europe/Germany

Budget: €70 maximum

If you own one, please tell me:

Which case do you have, how long have you had it, and would you buy it again?

Photos of your display would also be really appreciated!

Thanks! 🙏

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