Name: Wall Display Frame Compatible with Lego® Star Wars™ Millennium Falcon™ 75389 Style A
Brand: brickzonehub
Rating: 5.0 (5 reviews)

Question 1

What is a LEGO® Star Wars™ display frame?

Accepted Answer

A LEGO Star Wars display frame is a wall-mounted acrylic panel with built-in studs or shelves designed to hold your ships, dioramas or minifigures securely on the wall. It turns your set into a piece of wall art while saving shelf space and keeping everything organised.

Question 2

How is a display frame different from a display case?

Accepted Answer

A display frame is usually open-fronted and wall-mounted, designed to show off a set like a picture or poster. A display case is an enclosed box that sits on a surface and offers full dust protection. Frames are ideal when you want a dramatic, space-saving wall gallery; cases are better when maximum dust protection is the priority.

Question 3

Which LEGO® Star Wars™ sets are your display frames designed for?

Accepted Answer

Each frame is tailored to specific sets. The product title and description list the compatible set names and numbers—for example, 75355 X-Wing Starfighter™, 75389 The Dark Falcon™, 75257 Millennium Falcon™ or particular dioramas and helmets. If your set number is listed, the frame has been sized and tested for that model.

Question 4

Are the LEGO® sets and minifigures included with the frame?

Accepted Answer

No. Unless clearly stated otherwise, our products are display frames only. Any LEGO® sets, minifigures or lights shown in photos are for illustration purposes and are not included with your order.

Question 5

Are these frames official LEGO® / Star Wars™ products?

Accepted Answer

Our frames are third-party accessories designed to fit official LEGO Star Wars sets. They are not licensed, sponsored or endorsed by the LEGO Group, Disney or Lucasfilm. All related trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Question 6

What materials are the display frames made from?

Accepted Answer

Our frames use premium, crystal-clear acrylic with a printed or plain backing panel. Acrylic is light, impact-resistant and ideal for wall mounting, and the print layer is designed to give a cinematic Star Wars backdrop without fading under normal home lighting.

Question 7

Do the frames help protect my sets from dust?

Accepted Answer

Because they are open-fronted, frames will not block dust as completely as a sealed case—but they still help. By fixing your sets vertically on the wall, dust tends to settle less on horizontal surfaces, so your models stay cleaner for longer and are easier to brush off than if they sat on open shelves.

Question 8

Will the colours of my LEGO® Star Wars™ sets fade over time in a frame?

Accepted Answer

Any LEGO left in strong direct sunlight can fade, whether on a shelf or in a frame. Our acrylic and printed backdrops are made with UV-resistant materials, but for long-term protection we recommend placing your display away from harsh, direct sun or using blinds / curtains in very bright rooms.

Question 9

How do I check whether this frame fits my set?

Accepted Answer

First, match the LEGO® set number to the compatibility list on the product page. Then, if you’ve added custom parts or a stand, compare your model’s overall width, height and depth with the internal measurements of the frame to make sure you have a little clearance on all sides.

Question 10

Will this frame work with both the playset and UCS versions of a ship?

Accepted Answer

Usually not. UCS models (for example, UCS X-Wing 75355) are much larger than playset versions, so they need their own dedicated frames. Always choose the frame specifically labelled for your set number—if you swap in a different version, it may not sit correctly on the mounting points.

Question 11

Can I use one frame for multiple different Star Wars ships over time?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as long as each ship is compatible with the same mounting pattern and stays within the weight and size limits. For example, a frame made for 75355 X-Wing Starfighter™ may also support similar-sized starfighters, but very heavy UCS builds or much smaller sets may need a different frame design for the best look and safety.

Question 12

Is there space on the frame for minifigures as well as the main ship?

Accepted Answer

Many Star Wars frames include an integrated minifigure rail or shelf along the bottom. This is sized for the number of minifigures that come with the official set (for example up to 6–8 for mid-sized ships, or around 20+ in dedicated minifigure frames). Check the product description to see the maximum minifigure capacity.

Question 13

Do you have frames specifically for minifigures, not full sets?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Minifigure display frames are designed purely for figures, using rows of studs to hold them upright in a grid. These work brilliantly for Star Wars character line-ups, CMFs and army displays, and many UK collectors use them to arrange 15–25 figures per frame depending on the layout.

Question 14

I have a custom MOC or modified Star Wars set—can I still use your frame?

Accepted Answer

Often yes, as long as the footprint and weight are similar to the official set the frame was designed for. If you have a heavily modified MOC, measure its size, send us a photo and we’ll advise whether a standard frame will work or suggest a better option.

Question 15

Can I rotate the frame from vertical to horizontal for a different layout?

Accepted Answer

Some frames are designed to be mounted either portrait or landscape, others only in one direction because of the artwork and mounting pattern. If you’d like to hang your ship in a different orientation, check the product page or contact us before drilling any holes.

Question 16

What fixings come with the frame?

Accepted Answer

Frames are supplied with standard wall fixings suitable for most solid masonry walls (typically screws plus wall plugs). You may need different plugs or specialist fixings for hollow plasterboard, dot-and-dab walls or unusual surfaces—your local DIY store can recommend suitable options.

Question 17

Can I hang the frame on a plasterboard wall in a UK home?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but you must use plasterboard-appropriate anchors that can handle the weight, such as heavy-duty cavity fixings rather than simple plastic plugs. Always follow the weight rating on the fixings and avoid hanging heavy UCS frames on weak or damaged plasterboard.

Question 18

I’m renting—can I use Command™ strips instead of drilling?

Accepted Answer

For smaller, lightweight minifigure frames, high-strength adhesive strips can work if you stay within the manufacturer’s weight limit and thoroughly clean the wall first. For heavier ships and UCS-scale frames we strongly recommend proper screw fixings into studs or brick, as adhesive strips may not be safe long-term.

Question 19

How much weight can each display frame safely hold?

Accepted Answer

Each frame has a recommended maximum load based on the set it was designed for. As a guide, minifigure frames can handle a few kilos, while ship frames are engineered to support the full weight of the specific LEGO® set (for example 75389 Dark Falcon or 75355 X-Wing) plus a safety margin. Never exceed the stated weight limit.

Question 20

How do the LEGO® models actually attach to the frame?

Accepted Answer

Depending on the design, models may attach via integrated LEGO® studs, custom brackets or a shaped cradle. These contact points have been positioned to support the set’s structure without stressing key connection points. Always follow the mounting diagram supplied with your frame so the weight is spread correctly.

Question 21

Is it safe to hang a large UCS model above a sofa or bed?

Accepted Answer

Many UK collectors do exactly that, but only when the frame is installed correctly into a solid wall with appropriate fixings. If you’re unsure, ask a competent DIYer or professional to fit the frame, and avoid hanging very heavy displays over an area where someone sleeps.

Question 22

Can children knock the model off the frame?

Accepted Answer

Once properly mounted, the model is held in place by multiple connection points or a shaped cradle, so normal bumps or door slams won’t dislodge it. However, display frames are not toys; young children should be supervised around them and should not hang or pull on the frame.

Question 23

Can I easily take the set down again if I want to rebuild or play?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can remove the model by supporting its weight with one hand while you gently release it from the mounting studs or bracket. We recommend having a soft surface or table ready underneath in case any small pieces come loose.

Question 24

What kind of backgrounds do your Star Wars display frames use?

Accepted Answer

Our frames use themed backdrops inspired by iconic Star Wars scenes—starfields, hyperspace trails, hangars or planet surfaces—as well as cleaner minimalist options. These backgrounds are printed directly onto the acrylic panel for a vivid, gallery-style look that enhances the models without distracting from them.

Question 25

Can I customise the backdrop or artwork?

Accepted Answer

On selected frames you can choose between different background designs or request a personalised text plate (for example, the set name, year or a favourite Star Wars quote). Where customisation is available you’ll see the options on the product page.

Question 26

How many minifigures can a Star Wars minifigure frame hold?

Accepted Answer

It varies by size. Smaller square frames typically hold around 15–21 minifigures in three rows, while larger panoramic frames can display 30+ in multiple rows. The exact capacity is listed in the product details so you can match the frame to your collection.

Question 27

Can I mix characters from different Star Wars eras in one frame?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Many collectors enjoy arranging figures by theme—Jedi vs Sith, Rebels vs Empire, Mandalorians, clone battalions or Disney+ shows. Our frames are neutral enough to work whether you want a “classic trilogy”, “prequels” or “Mandalorian” line-up.

Question 28

Do your frames work with official LEGO® art / mosaics and tiles?

Accepted Answer

Some frames are deep enough to house LEGO mosaics and tile-based builds, turning them into true wall art pieces. If you plan to mount a thick mosaic or custom tile scene, check the internal depth and confirm that any raised plates will not touch the protective front.

Question 29

Can I add LED lighting around the display frame?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many UK fans run low-heat LED strips around the edges of the frame or behind the TV unit or sofa to give a subtle glow. If you add lights directly to the frame, avoid very hot bulbs and route cables neatly so they don’t pull on the structure or spoil the clean look.

Question 30

How do I clean the front of the frame without scratching it?

Accepted Answer

Use a soft microfibre cloth and a mild soapy solution or acrylic-safe cleaner. Avoid harsh glass sprays and paper towels, as these can scratch or cloud acrylic over time. A gentle wipe every so often is enough to keep your Star Wars wall display looking sharp.

Question 31

Is this wall display mount designed specifically for LEGO® Star Wars™ X-Wing Starfighter™ 75355?

Accepted Answer

Yes. This frame has been designed around the official dimensions of the UCS X-Wing 75355 (over 55 cm long), so the ship sits securely within the 50 × 80 cm display area without the wings or engines touching the edges. It’s not a generic shelf – it’s made for this set.

Question 32

Does the X-Wing mount in flight/attack position, or flat like on a shelf?

Accepted Answer

The frame is built to show the X-Wing in a dynamic “flight” angle, with the S-foils locked in attack position. The mounting points support the ship from underneath so it appears to be flying across the backdrop rather than simply lying flat against the board.

Question 33

How does the 75355 X-Wing actually attach to the frame – will it strain the model?

Accepted Answer

The ship connects using a combination of LEGO® studs and a shaped support that line up with strong structural areas of the build, rather than fragile details. The weight is spread across multiple connection points, so it’s safe for long-term display without bending wings or stressing a single joint.

Question 34

Is there room for Luke Skywalker™, R2-D2™ and the UCS info plaque on the frame?

Accepted Answer

Yes. There is space on the lower section of the frame to place the UCS technical plaque and the included Luke and R2-D2 minifigures, so you get a complete “museum-style” X-Wing display in one piece.

Question 35

What is the difference between the Base Model and LED USB versions for 75355?

Accepted Answer

The Base Model is a non-illuminated acrylic display frame. The LED USB option adds integrated lighting around the edges of the frame to highlight the X-Wing against its printed backdrop. The LEDs are powered via a standard USB connection (UK customers typically plug this into a USB plug, power bank or TV).

Question 36

Will this X-Wing frame work on a typical UK plasterboard wall?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but you must use suitable plasterboard anchors that can handle the combined weight of the frame and the 75355 model. We supply standard fixings for solid walls; for dot-and-dab or stud walls we recommend heavy-duty cavity fixings or consulting a local DIY store for the best option.

Question 37

How high should I hang the X-Wing frame for the best effect?

Accepted Answer

For most UK living rooms and home offices, eye level when you are standing (roughly 150–170 cm from floor to frame centre, depending on your height and ceiling) gives the most dramatic “in-flight” look. Above a sofa or TV unit also works well, as long as there is enough clearance to avoid accidental bumps.

Question 38

Can I remove the X-Wing from the frame if I want to rebuild or play with it?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can safely detach the model by supporting it with one hand and gently lifting it off the mounting points. Nothing is glued, so you can take the ship down for a rebuild or clean, then click it back into place on the frame when you’re ready to display it again.

Question 39

Is this wall display frame made specifically for LEGO® Star Wars™ The Dark Falcon 75389?

Accepted Answer

Yes. This frame is purpose-built for the 75389 “Dark Falcon” model. The mounting pattern and display area are matched to the ship’s footprint (around 43 cm long and 32 cm wide), so the hull, mandibles and engines sit neatly within the artwork without overhanging the edges.

Question 40

Can it also fit the standard 75257 Millennium Falcon in the same frame?

Accepted Answer

The Dark Falcon 75389 and Millennium Falcon 75257 have very similar overall dimensions (both roughly 44 × 32 cm in plan), so the frame is sized to work with either version. If you own both ships, you can swap them on and off the same wall display without changing the fixings.

Question 41

Does the frame artwork match the “Dark” version of the Falcon?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The printed backdrop is themed around the 75389 Dark Falcon, with colours and styling chosen to complement the darker hull and alternative timeline feel. It turns the ship into a statement piece of wall art that instantly stands out from a standard grey Falcon.

Question 42

Is there space to display all 6 Dark Falcon minifigures on the frame?

Accepted Answer

The frame includes a dedicated minifigure area designed to hold the full 75389 crew (Darth Jar Jar, Beach Luke, Jedi Vader and more) so you can recreate the twisting Rebuild the Galaxy line-up around the ship. Check the product images for example layouts.

Question 43

Will the Dark Falcon stay secure on the wall over time?

Accepted Answer

When correctly mounted using appropriate wall fixings, the ship is supported by multiple contact points on the frame, spreading the weight evenly. The underlying board is a rigid PVC foam core reinforced with acrylic, chosen to stay flat and stable rather than warping over time.

Question 44

Can I choose a lit version for the Dark Falcon, similar to other Millennium Falcon frames?

Accepted Answer

For most Falcon-series frames we offer both a non-illuminated option and an LED USB version. The LED version adds a soft glow around the ship and backdrop. If LED options are available for 75389, you’ll see them listed under the material drop-down (Base / LED USB) on the product page.

Question 45

Will this frame fit in a typical UK gaming room or bedroom?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The overall 50 × 80 cm footprint is similar to a large poster, so it fits above a desk, sofa or gaming setup in most UK homes. Just ensure there’s enough wall width and that the fixings you use are rated for the combined weight of the frame and the 75389 build.

Question 46

Is it easy to dust the Dark Falcon once it’s up on the frame?

Accepted Answer

Because the model is mounted vertically, dust tends to settle less than on a flat shelf. A soft brush or compressed-air blower run gently over the ship every so often is usually enough to keep it looking fresh, without needing to take the ship down each time.

Question 47

Is this wall display frame only for LEGO® Star Wars™ Millennium Falcon™ 75257?

Accepted Answer

This frame is built around the official 75257 Millennium Falcon, with mounting points aligned to its underside structure and a display area sized for the ship’s 44 × 32 cm footprint. For the cleanest fit and safest support, we recommend using it with the 75257 set or very similar-sized Falcons only.

Question 48

What’s special about the “Star Wars Collectors Edition” frame for 75257?

Accepted Answer

The Collectors Edition frame combines a printed Star Wars backdrop, integrated ship mounts and a minifigure rail into one 50 × 80 cm wall piece. It’s designed to turn a playset Falcon into a premium display, so it feels like a collector’s item rather than just a toy on a shelf.

Question 49

Does the frame include space for all seven minifigures from 75257?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The frame layout allows you to line up the full crew – Finn, Chewbacca, Lando, Boolio, C-3PO, R2-D2 and D-O – along the bottom or side of the ship. You can keep to the film line-up or mix them with extra figures if you’ve expanded your cast.

Question 50

How deep is the 75257 Falcon once mounted – will it stick out too far from the wall?

Accepted Answer

The Falcon’s depth from the wall is similar to a typical floating shelf, but the footprint is contained within the 50 × 80 cm frame area. In most UK living rooms and corridors it sits comfortably above a sofa, sideboard or radiator cover without feeling intrusive.

Question 51

What’s the difference between the Base Model and LED USB options for this frame?

Accepted Answer

Base Model: Clear acrylic front with printed backdrop and hidden wall fixings – no built-in lighting. LED USB: Adds integrated LED strips around the frame to highlight the Falcon and the artwork, powered by a USB cable. This is popular in UK gaming rooms and home cinemas where you already have spare USB sockets or smart plugs.

Question 52

How is the 75257 Falcon fixed so it doesn’t sag or warp over time?

Accepted Answer

The mounting system supports the ship at several strong points underneath the hull, so the weight is spread out instead of hanging from one connection. Combined with the rigid acrylic and PVC foam backing, this prevents long-term sagging while still allowing you to remove the model when needed.

Question 53

I already own the UCS Millennium Falcon 75192 – can I use this frame for that instead?

Accepted Answer

No. UCS 75192 is far larger and heavier than 75257, and requires a completely different display solution (usually a dedicated stand or case). This wall frame is not rated for the size or weight of 75192, and you should not attempt to mount the UCS ship on it.

Question 54

Will the 75257 frame mark or damage my wall paint?

Accepted Answer

The frame is mounted using standard screws and wall plugs, so you will have small holes like any picture or shelf. The back of the frame is flat and smooth; it doesn’t include abrasive hooks that drag on the paint. If you ever move it, you’ll just need to fill and touch up the screw holes in the usual way.

Question 55

Is it easy to get the Falcon into the frame without bits falling off?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We recommend building the Falcon completely, then placing it onto the mounting points with both hands while the frame is laid flat or held securely. Once it’s clicked into position, you can carefully raise the frame to the wall fixings. As long as the set is well-built, you shouldn’t lose any pieces.

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Wall Display Frame Compatible with Lego® Star Wars™ Millennium Falcon™ 75389 Style A

Wall Display Frame Compatible with Lego® Star Wars™ Millennium Falcon™ 75389 Style A

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