Custom Collectible Display Case Programs

Cases built to fit and protect your exact collectible, for collectibles retailers, toy and figure brands and exhibitors, from 100 pieces per design.

Reference price UV case from $15–30 at 200 pcs See prices

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Collectible display cases in clear acrylic on black bases holding an astronaut figure, a red model car and a signed baseball

A collectible display case is a custom-sized acrylic enclosure that protects and showcases model cars and diecast, figurines, Funko Pops, statues, and memorabilia. Wetop Acrylic manufactures collectible display cases — also called plexiglass or perspex display cases — with grade-specified UV-filtering acrylic, 45° mitered seamless joints, and custom base options. Every case is built to your item's exact dimensions.

ISO 9001 Certified · Grade-Specific UV Protection

Material
Custom acrylic, grade by project

Collection display case supplier

We are the factory — manufacturing since 2008, ISO 9001, 2,000+ custom projects.

100
MOQ (pcs)
3-5d
Sample lead time
15-20d
Production lead time
24h
Quote response

Paid samples cost US$200–500 per design and are never credited to the order; production runs from 100 pcs per design.

Collectible case formats

Built to the measured item and approved drawing.

Model car and diecast display cases: a 1:18 model car under a clear cover on a mirror base beside a wall grid of 1:64 diecast cars

Model Car & Diecast Display Cases

Cases for diecast and model cars at 1:64, 1:43, 1:24, and 1:18, single covers or multi-car wall grids, with mirror bases for undercarriage visibility. A 1:64 car (≈ 75 × 30 × 25 mm) seats at ≈ 90 × 50 × 45 mm; a 1:18 model (≈ 260 × 110 × 80 mm) at ≈ 300 × 140 × 110 mm. Hobby shops, diecast brands, and racing-team stores order them as programs.

Two clear acrylic figure cases on black bases holding a 1/6 scale armored figure and an anime swordswoman figure

Figurine & Action Figure Cases

Custom-fit enclosures for Hot Toys, NECA, McFarlane, and 1/6–1/12 scale figures, in any dimension up to 1/4 scale. Riser bases, UV-filtering acrylic, 45° mitered seamless joints. Popular with toy collectors, comic shops, convention vendors.

Stacked clear acrylic boxes holding boxed vinyl collectible figures

Funko Pop Display Cases

Standard (3.75"), jumbo (6"), 10-inch, and 2-pack formats; stackable, UV-ready, magnetic or lift-off lid. Multi-Pop grids: 4-Pop (2×2), 6-Pop (3×2) with branded header, 12-Pop (4×3) tiered.

Large clear acrylic case on a walnut pedestal holding a winged knight statue

Statue & Large Format Cases

Oversize enclosures with reinforced 8–15 mm panels, internal support bracing, and pedestal-mount options. Max single-piece size 900 × 600 × 600 mm; larger designs assembled from panels.

Clear acrylic case on a navy felt base with a nameplate holding a signed football, beside a signed baseball cube

Memorabilia & Signed Items

Grade-specified cases for signed balls, jerseys, programs, and vintage items. UV-filtering acrylic is standard for this category. Felt or velvet base, engraved nameplate, authentication-number fields.

Felt-lined acrylic specimen case with nine mineral compartments beside a fossil cube

Mineral & Specimen Cases

Dust-tight construction, felt-lined bases, crystal-clear 92% light-transmission panels. Single-specimen, grid, and tiered-shelf configurations.

Reference dimensions

Collectible formatTypical item sizeRecommended case interiorNotes
Pop Mart / Labubu / MollyVaries by seriesCustom sizedSizes vary widely — send us a photo with measurements
Bearbrick 400% (28 cm)280 × 140 × 80 mm150 × 120 × 320 mm (W×D×H)Mirror base recommended
Bearbrick 1000% (70 cm)700 × 340 × 200 mm400 × 300 × 760 mm (W×D×H)8mm+ acrylic, reinforced base
1/6 Scale Figure (Hot Toys, 12")300 × 150 × 120 mm200 × 180 × 350 mm (W×D×H)Allow extra room for weapons, capes, and accessories
1/4 Scale StatueVaries by sculptCustom sizedReinforced 8mm+ panels — send us sculpt dimensions
1:64 Scale (Hot Wheels)75 × 30 × 25 mm90 × 50 × 45 mmMulti-car grids most popular
1:43 Scale100 × 45 × 35 mm120 × 65 × 55 mmSingle or multi-car grid
1:24 Scale200 × 80 × 65 mm230 × 110 × 90 mmMirror base standard
1:18 Scale260 × 110 × 80 mm300 × 140 × 110 mmPremium display, mirror base
Baseball (single)73 mm diameter102 × 102 × 102 mmCover + base with cradle insert (industry standard 4")
Golf Ball (single)43 mm diameter76 × 76 × 76 mmCover + base with cradle (industry standard 3")
Football (full size)280 × 170 × 170 mm330 × 210 × 210 mmUV-filtering recommended for signed items
Helmet (full size)300 × 250 × 250 mm350 × 300 × 300 mmReinforced panels, 8mm+ acrylic
Mineral / Fossil SpecimenVaries widelyCustom sizedFelt-lined base, dust-tight seal
LEGO SetVaries by setCustom sizedMeasure built set at widest points, including protrusions

Reference only. Confirm the measured item and fit sample before production.

Funko Pop and figure display cases

A Funko Pop display case is either a single clear protector for one boxed figure or a wall case with shelves that holds a run of boxes or out-of-box figures. We build protectors, stackable cases and wall cases for collectibles shops, figure brands and conventions, from 100 pieces per design.

Box sizes vary by series; we size from a box you measure or send.
Boxed standard PopBox about 159 × 114 × 89 mm (6.25 × 4.5 × 3.5 in); slot about 127 × 102 × 178 mm inside (W × D × H)
Out-of-box figureAbout 95 mm (3.75 in) tall; case about 110 × 110 × 140 mm inside
Jumbo 6 in figureAbout 150 × 120 × 100 mm; case about 180 × 150 × 220 mm inside
Wall caseShelf pitch from your box height; rows and columns in whole boxes
Lid and finishMagnetic or lift-off lid, stackable protectors, UV-filtering grade for window walls
Clear acrylic wall case with twelve boxed vinyl figures in three rows and a single boxed figure protector on the counter

Build options

Choose the specification that fits the object, access, and installation.

Fit and material

  • Choose box-and-lid or cover-on-base access to suit the object
  • Select a mirror, felt or clear base and any interior risers
  • UV-filtering grade by exposure; datasheet with the quote; adds 15–25% to material cost

Collectible case reference prices

Published references from the display case price table. UV-filtering acrylic adds 15–25% over standard clear, and 45° mitered joints cost more than 90° joints.

  • Dimensions and thickness
  • UV-filtering grade
  • Joint style
  • Interior features
  • Quantity and packing
Request a per-unit quote
Reference caseSpecificationQuantityFOB Shenzhen
UV collectible case300 × 200 × 250 mm, 5 mm UV-filtering, mitered, magnetic lid200 pcsfrom $15–30/unit
Open five-sided cover200 × 200 × 200 mm, 3 mm clear, 90° joints200 pcsfrom $4–8/unit

Published reference prices, not a quote. Send the measured item and quantity for your price. See all case reference prices.

Delivered project

2,620 diorama display cases for a national toy launch

A toy brand launched a figure line in national big-box stores with a three-part diorama case: a 610 × 305 × 305 mm clear acrylic cover, a vacuum-formed riser and a screw-secured base that bolts to the shelf. Overlaying the client's 3D file on the riser tooling exposed a 7 mm cavity gap before the mold was cut.

  • 2,620 cases shipped
  • 7 mm gap caught before tooling
  • 20 days approval to final shipment
  • 5 ocean containers plus air waves
Read the diorama case program

Buyer feedback and related work

“We've ordered figurine cases from three factories. Wetop is the only one that holds consistent mitered joints across the full batch. The mirror bases are flawless.”
— Collectibles Retailer, Japan

Frequently Asked Questions

What size display case do I need for standard Funko Pop figures?

It depends on whether the figure stays in its box. A boxed standard Pop measures about 6.25 × 4.5 × 3.5 in (159 × 114 × 89 mm), so a single protector or a wall-case slot is built at about 127 × 102 × 178 mm inside (W × D × H). Out of the box, the 3.75 in (95 mm) figure fits a case of about 110 × 110 × 140 mm inside. Box sizes vary by series, so measure one of yours, or send one, before we cut the sample. The Funko and figure display case section covers wall cases and protectors.

Can you build a wall case for a whole run of boxed figures?

Yes. A wall case for boxed figures is sized from one box: the shelf pitch is the box height plus clearance, and the case width is a whole number of boxes across, so a 3-row, 4-across case holds twelve boxed Pops with no wasted space. Shops ordering for their own walls, and brands ordering cases to sell, both start at 100 pieces per design; mount type, door style and any engraved logo are confirmed on the paid sample.

Can you make display cases for multiple collectibles in one case?

Yes. We build multi-tier, multi-compartment, and modular display cases for collections of all sizes. Options include interior shelves, riser inserts, and compartment dividers — all custom-sized to your items. A 3-tier figurine display case and a 12-compartment model car case are both standard builds for us. MOQ is 100 pieces per design. Signed balls, helmets and jerseys have their own formats on the sports memorabilia display cases page.

How do I measure my collectibles for a custom display case order?

Measure the width, depth, and height of each item at its widest points — including any base, stand, or protruding parts like weapons or wings. Add 10–15mm of clearance on each side for a comfortable fit. If your items vary in size, send us the dimensions of the largest piece and we'll size the case around it. For brick-built sets, the LEGO display case page shows how the footprint is sized from the assembled model.

Do you make wall-mounted collectible display cases?

Yes. We manufacture wall-mounted collectible display cases with French cleat brackets, keyhole slots, or flush-mount hardware. Wall-mount cases are available with hinged or magnetic front-opening doors for easy access. All hardware is included, and we can reinforce the back panel for heavier collectibles like helmets or large statues. Formats, bracket options and load limits are on the wall-mounted display case page.

What factors affect the price of a collectible display case?

Five factors drive collectible case pricing: case dimensions, UV-filtering acrylic (adds to material cost vs standard clear), joint style (45° mitered costs more than 90°), interior features (risers, shelves, dividers), and order quantity. A simple single-figure case costs significantly less than a multi-tier UV-protective display with mitered joints and mirror base. Send us your specs — we quote within 24 hours.

Are you a factory, or a trading company sourcing these from someone else?

A factory. Wetop has manufactured in Shenzhen since 2008 — today a 5,000 m² ISO 9001 certified plant, with 65+ people on the floor, and more than 2,000 custom projects behind us. Cutting, bonding, polishing, printing, and the 100% inspection against your approved sample all happen under one roof. On a collectible case that matters more than it sounds: the mitered corner and the interior riser positions are decided by the people who cut them, so a spec change goes straight to the floor instead of through a broker. Samples come back in 3–5 days.

What are my options for keeping dust and UV off a collection, and what do they cost?

Dust and UV are two separate specs, priced separately. For dust, the lid mechanism does the work: a lift-off lid is the simplest and lowest-cost, a magnetic lid closes flush with no visible hardware and seals better against a shelf full of dust, and a hinged or sliding front suits a case you open often. For UV, the material does the work: standard clear acrylic transmits a substantial share of UV, which is what fades paint on a figure and yellows a vintage box, while UV-filtering acrylic blocks the great majority of it. UV-filtering adds to material cost against standard clear, and it's the right call for anything displayed near a window or under bright retail lighting; a case in a windowless stockroom doesn't need it. Both options are available on every format, and both are decided at sample stage — you see the lid action and the material clarity before you commit to production.

Which collectibles need UV-filtering acrylic or a dust-sealed lid?

UV-filtering acrylic is worth it for anything that fades: signed paper, jerseys and patches, painted figures, vintage toy plastic that yellows, and color-sensitive cards. Metal, glass, and ceramic pieces gain nothing from it. A dust-sealed lid matters most for action figures, watches, pens, card slabs, and LEGO, where dust shows or scratches during cleaning; vintage cameras and record sleeves can take a vented case when temperature stability matters more than dust. Signed paper needs both. For window-facing shelves, see how UV protected display cases hold up in direct sun.

Should a collectible case be tall or wide?

Let the item's height-to-base ratio decide. When the piece stands more than about 1.5× as tall as its base is wide (action figures, 1/6 figures, record sleeves, tall LEGO sets), a vertical case shows the pose. When it is wider than it is tall (watches, cameras, pens, most signed items), a horizontal case keeps the dial, lens, or signature facing the viewer. Card slabs and mid-size figures sit in between and work either way. Size the interior from the measured item plus 10–15 mm clearance per side.

Can I get a collector case wholesale from Wetop?

We don't stock or wholesale — every order is made to your spec in production quantities from 100 pcs. A paid sample confirms the collectible fit, lid action, base and finish before the production run; the sample fee is paid separately and is not credited to production.

Do you make model car and diecast display cases in bulk?

Yes. We build single covers for 1:18 and 1:24 models, multi-car wall grids for 1:64 and 1:43 diecast, and mirror or printed bases, from 100 pieces per design. Grid wall cases, single cases and stackable formats, with the sizes to send us, are on our diecast display cases page.

Can you quote a collectible case from a reference photo without CAD?

Yes. Send a reference photo, the collectible's maximum width, depth and height, the required clearance, quantity and destination. We turn that brief into a dimensioned drawing for approval before the paid sample is cut.

How are collectible cases packed for different stores or SKUs?

Provide the store, SKU and carton-allocation file with the RFQ. We can label inner packs and master cartons to that map, but the approved packing plan must name the case version, accessory count and destination allocation before production.

Do you retain drawings for repeat collectible-case orders?

Yes. The approved drawing, cut files, artwork version, material grade and packing BOM form the reorder record. A repeat quote still confirms quantity, destination and any changed inputs rather than assuming the last order is unchanged.

Can bases or inserts be replaced without remaking the clear case?

They can when the base or insert is designed as a separate captured component. Specify that service requirement before sampling so the clear cover, base, insert and hardware each have their own drawing revision and BOM line.

Does each collectible format have its own production MOQ?

Yes. Each unique case geometry is a separate design with a 100-piece production MOQ. Different designs may share one purchase order and shipment, but quantities are not pooled across unlike case dimensions.

Have a Collectible Case Design? Let's Quote It.

Send us your collectible's dimensions — or a photo with rough measurements. Include quantity, UV protection preference, and any base or lid requirements. We respond within 24 hours with a detailed quote covering case dimensions, material options, joint style, finishing, and timeline. No commitment required. Sample before you commit to production.