Limited Edition Display Case for LEGO® Ideas: Tintin® Moon Rocket (21367)

3…2…1… lift off!

Celebrate one of the most iconic spacecraft in comic history with our Limited Edition Display Case for LEGO Ideas: Tintin Moon Rocket (21367). Designed to literally elevate your build into a dramatic launch scene, this exclusive display case captures the excitement of Professor Calculus’ legendary rocket blasting toward the stars.

Featuring a striking UV-printed background and base, the case creates an immersive lunar launch environment, while custom UV-printed accessories add dynamic take-off effects around the rocket. Specially engineered clear stems suspend the model in mid air, giving the illusion of ascent and transforming your set into a true centrepiece.

Complete with an individually numbered Limited Edition plaque and certificate of authenticity, this collector’s display is a must-have for Tintin fans and LEGO enthusiasts alike.

Limited Edition numbered plaque and certificate of authenticity included.

Product Features

• Mid-air suspension – Precision stems hold the rocket aloft to create the illusion of flight.
• Protected – Safeguard your LEGO build from knocks, bumps and accidental damage.
• Dust free – Keep your display clean and pristine with minimal maintenance thanks to our dust-resistant design.
• Immersive printed backdrop – UV-printed background and base enhance the sense of scale, motion and adventure.
• Take-off effect accessories – UV-printed acrylic details recreate the energy of launch beneath the rocket.
• Limited Edition plaque – Includes an individually numbered plaque unique to your case.
• Certificate of authenticity – Confirms your display as part of this exclusive limited release.
• Compatible LEGO Set: 21367

Product Specifications

• 3mm crystal clear premium acrylic display case, assembled with our uniquely designed screws and connector cubes for a secure fit.
• 5mm gloss black premium acrylic base plate.
• UV-printed premium acrylic background panel and base.
• 5mm clear support stems are engineered to hold the rocket in a suspended flight position.