Amiibo Display Stand
Here they are; my classic 3D printed Amiibo display stands.
The stands are available in 3-tier or 4-tiered versions. Each spot in the stands can hold any Amiibo that you have, with room around it for other Amiibos to fit comfortable, but you will need to avoid putting multiple of the largest Amiibos all together in a cluster.
For the 3-tiered ones, the Left-hand and Right-hand versions hold 3 Amiibos each, and the Center holds 4 amiibos. Building a custom display using only the 3-row pieces, you typically use one Center, and any number of Left-hand or Right-hand stands.
For the 4-tiered stands, the Left-hand and Right-hand stands hold 4 amiibos each, and the Center holds 6 amiibos. Building a custom display using 4-tiered stands typically uses a 3-tiered Left hand, a 4-tiered center, a 3-tiered Right hand stand, and as many 4-tiered left or right handed stands as you can fit into the space that you have.
Please note: Amiibos not included. We are not affiliated with Nintendo, nor any other rights holders in any way shape or form, we’re just big fans and want to help people show off their collections.
Here they are; my classic 3D printed Amiibo display stands.
The stands are available in 3-tier or 4-tiered versions. Each spot in the stands can hold any Amiibo that you have, with room around it for other Amiibos to fit comfortable, but you will need to avoid putting multiple of the largest Amiibos all together in a cluster.
For the 3-tiered ones, the Left-hand and Right-hand versions hold 3 Amiibos each, and the Center holds 4 amiibos. Building a custom display using only the 3-row pieces, you typically use one Center, and any number of Left-hand or Right-hand stands.
For the 4-tiered stands, the Left-hand and Right-hand stands hold 4 amiibos each, and the Center holds 6 amiibos. Building a custom display using 4-tiered stands typically uses a 3-tiered Left hand, a 4-tiered center, a 3-tiered Right hand stand, and as many 4-tiered left or right handed stands as you can fit into the space that you have.
Please note: Amiibos not included. We are not affiliated with Nintendo, nor any other rights holders in any way shape or form, we’re just big fans and want to help people show off their collections.
Here they are; my classic 3D printed Amiibo display stands.
The stands are available in 3-tier or 4-tiered versions. Each spot in the stands can hold any Amiibo that you have, with room around it for other Amiibos to fit comfortable, but you will need to avoid putting multiple of the largest Amiibos all together in a cluster.
For the 3-tiered ones, the Left-hand and Right-hand versions hold 3 Amiibos each, and the Center holds 4 amiibos. Building a custom display using only the 3-row pieces, you typically use one Center, and any number of Left-hand or Right-hand stands.
For the 4-tiered stands, the Left-hand and Right-hand stands hold 4 amiibos each, and the Center holds 6 amiibos. Building a custom display using 4-tiered stands typically uses a 3-tiered Left hand, a 4-tiered center, a 3-tiered Right hand stand, and as many 4-tiered left or right handed stands as you can fit into the space that you have.
Please note: Amiibos not included. We are not affiliated with Nintendo, nor any other rights holders in any way shape or form, we’re just big fans and want to help people show off their collections.
Dimensions:
Each “spot” is 65mm outside diameter (about 2.55”), with a 51.5mm diameter pocket (a bit over 2”) to hold the base of your Amiibo (or whatever else you want to put there).
The 3-tier stands measure 180mm front to back (a hair over 7”). The 4-tier stands measure 206mm front to back (about 8.125”).
To figure out how wide your display will be, count up the maximum number of “spots” wide your display will be (the second row is the widest) and multiply it by 65mm (2.55”) to get the total width of your display.
Alternately, measure your opening, and divide by 65mm or 2.55”, and round down to the nearest whole number to know how many stands you can fit in that opening.