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Custom Miniature Gaming Display Stand - D&D Figures

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Got a growing collection of painted D&D miniatures that deserve better than sitting in a cardboard box. I have reference images of a display stand I saw online but can't find the exact model anywhere, so I need someone to recreate it from scratch. Basically it's a tiered stand with three levels - each level slightly smaller than the one below. The stand has this elegant curved design on the sides, kind of like a wedding cake but more angular. I'm thinking around 10 inches wide at the base, 6 inches at the top, and maybe 8 inches tall total. Need enough depth on each tier to fit miniatures - probably 4-5 inches deep minimum. I've got 3 reference photos showing the design from different angles. The original looks like it might be made from wood or acrylic, but I'm flexible. Would look great in resin with a wood-grain finish or even translucent, whatever makes the minis look good without being too heavy or fragile. The tricky part is the curved transitions between levels - it's not just a simple square step design. There's this smooth, almost swooping profile that makes it look more polished than a basic tiered stand. I want to display maybe 15-20 medium-sized figures total. Need this done relatively soon since I'm finally getting around to organizing my hobby space. Can provide the reference images immediately. Open to suggestions on material and finish - just want something that looks professional enough to not be embarrassed when people come over and see the collection.

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August 13, 2026

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