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Figure Display Planner

Measure your shelf, add your figures and check their footprint and height before arranging your display.

1. Measure your shelf

Use the clear space inside one shelf, between the uprights and shelf boards.

Leave space at the sides, front, back, between figures and above their tallest point.

2. Add your figures

Measure the widest, tallest and deepest points, including the base, weapons and effects. Use dimensions for the whole display, not the box.

Your shelf plan

Enter your shelf dimensions, then add a figure.

Numbered rectangles show the space each figure occupies. Positioning follows your list order.

Device saving stays in this browser. Email saving sends your plan and email to the Magazine so you can reopen it on another device.

Layout only. Check shelf load capacity and stability separately.

Placement is a simple row layout, not an optimisation guarantee. A warning about this layout does not prove that another arrangement will not fit.

Measure for the pose you will display

  1. Measure the shelf interior. Use the narrowest clear width, the usable depth with the door closed, and the height from the shelf surface to the board above. Measure each level separately.
  2. Measure the whole figure. Include the base, stand, hair, wings, weapons and effects in the pose you intend to use. Packaging dimensions and scale ratios do not give the display footprint.
  3. Leave room to handle it. Add clearance, then check the door opening, shelf supports and the space needed to place and remove the piece. Check the cabinet maker’s weight limit separately.

Buying a figure you cannot measure yet? Use the manufacturer’s assembled dimensions only when they include the base and accessories. If width or depth is missing, measure later or ask for the full footprint before relying on the plan.

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