Quick question, anyone have any real good display cases for their Clix? Like nothing that breaks the bank, more like in the 30-50$ range.

I recently purchased a factory set of Halo ActionClix and want to display them, I was gonna hit target/walmart later and see what they got unless anyone else here has some they'd like to offer an opinion on.

As a Miami fan, must have been those State people.

I remember seeing years ago a stair-step "stage" for clix, which came with a cover.

It was like, this ( https://www.amazon.com/Tingacraft-Ac.../dp/B01N6C5HOU ), but not for legos.


And right after I post this, I find this:
https://www.zwuixi.com/index.php?mai...ucts_id=379206

Lol nope, it was Miami fans, per my dad haha

We're pretty big FSU fans all of us, my parents went to FSU and graduated, and wow...what a god awful season....so disappointed...

Our offensive line couldn't block the broad side of a barn....

Nice, that second looks cool. May hafta get a couple tho, the set has 44 figures I believe... ?

I would double-check the measurements to make sure that they fit. However, as they are well below your listed budget, you could get a few and stack them, or make a display for the displays.

Now I'm thinking of getting one to display my set of White Lanterns. I bet they'd look good on that black stage.

Closing the day out with a significant lead.

I stumbled across this...
Video @3:15 it shows it can be hung 90 out from what it was intended DISPLAY CASE YOU NEED

Each Compartment: 3.25" W X 1.75" H X 1.75" D Interior Depth: 2"

Diecast Display Case Wall Cabinet Rack 56 Compartment

Diecast Display Case Wall Cabinet Rack 56 Compartment w/ cover

I would give Michaels a look. I have been in there and they had display cases for baseballs and action figures. Display cases are so varied it is best to find a place that has them in stock so you can stick in a number of your halo clix in there to see if it works out.

Good luck !

Slicky, that does look VERY cool. Where did you get those measurements?

From reading in the Q&A, "The cubicle that holds the hot wheel is about 1 3/8 “ tall, 3 1/2” length, 1.5” Depth ."

It's the 1.5" vs 2" depth that I'm mainly focused on. 1.5" doesn't seem quite big enough, as quite a lot of clix spill over their base. However, 2" doesn't seem realistic, as the dimensions of the entire case put the depth at 2.05". The thickness of the front and the back (I'm looking at the one with a cover) have to be greater than .05" (which is roughly the same as just under 1/16 of an inch).

It's in the description of the first Amazon link.

Wintremute did you ever watch XPW Wrestling back in the day (1999-2002)? It was the West Coast's attempt at ECW, even employing multiple former ECW wrasslers (Terry Funk, Shane Douglas, Chris Candido, The Gangstas, Vic Grimes, Sandman, Sabu, John Kronus, The Public Enemy, Tracy Smothers, The Pitbulls, etc.). I recently found out that the heel commentator Larry Rivera of XPW is the live vocalist Pat Hoed / studio bassist for the grindcore and death metal band Brujeria.

Kris Kloss, the face commentator of XPW reunites with Larry Rivera to reminisce about the good old days. It's strange to hear him out of character, I never realized the accent was a work.

Xtreme Memories: Larry Rivera

I didn't really watch ECW. I would sorta keep up with some of their wrestlers, but it wasn't something I really paid attention to. XPW was something I was aware of, but I didn't follow it at all.

ECW and XPW, are you guys plotting something?

It all depends if you know the difference between a wrist lock and a wristwatch.