Minifigure Display

Slide these hexagons together to build a unique and creative display for your... interlocking block ;) minifigures.

Each cell is designed to contain one minifig, with it's 4x3 base. The tolerances are fairly tight, so print slowly and with care.

**If you do a remix, do yourself a favor and make the inner dimension 62 mm instead of 60. Don't make the same mistake I did.**

_**Update (08/27/21):**_

I've gone and made things complicated...

Since the customizer never works, I've decided to create the most sensible models as downloads. I've tried to capture the most popular options. **These should all be compatible with the old models, so fear not!** (The old models are still there with a "classic" prefix on the file.)

Here is how you decide which one you want. The key is in the file name:

**(Type)\_(Socket Type)\_(Back Type)\_(Fit).stl**

* **Type** is the style of hex. You have the normal "Hex", the double hex, a _new_ half-height hex (for placing on the top), and a _new_ prototype hex that gives about 0.5 mm of extra _headroom_. This extra headroom seems sufficient to house the giraffe man or crayon person! It's not an ideal solution, but you can make it work. (Or have the minifig seated in a regular hex.)
* **Socket Type** determines if the hex has the recessed spot for the 4x3 baseplate. If you want to put something other than a minifig in there (or anything without a baseplate), go with _NoSocket_.
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