When I finally collected all ten cars from the LEGO F1 Speed Champions set, the most satisfying moment wasn’t finishing the last Red Bull Racing model—it was finding a way to showcase them so every detail could shine. That’s when I discovered the DIA aluminum alloy display frame. Now, these ten “mini champions” have moved from my desk to the wall, becoming the most striking “racing art” in my home.
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1.Unboxing: Thoughtful Details for LEGO Enthusiasts
The package was heavier than expected. Inside, the frame was protected by double layers of pearl cotton and cardboard, with corner guards to prevent damage during shipping.
The accessory bag held:
1️⃣assembly pack
2️⃣ T-shaped nails
3️⃣ screws
4️⃣mental hooks
5️⃣ remote control
The panel was the biggest surprise—its matte texture, unlike ordinary plastic, perfectly gripped the cars’ bottom studs. With ten cars placed on it, they instantly looked like they were “waiting in the pit lane” for a race.
2.Installation: From “Clumsy Start” to “Secure Wall Display”
I followed the manual closely, which included step-by-step diagrams clear enough for even a beginner.
Step 1: Positioning—Making It a Visual Focal Point
I chose the wall opposite the living room sofa (visible at a glance daily). Using a tape measure, I marked 1.5 meters high (eye level to see each car’s rear wing details clearly), then used a spirit level to draw a 120cm horizontal line.
Precision here was key: a straight alignment ensures the cars look neat, avoiding the “crooked display” pitfall.
Step 2: Wall Mounting—Damage-Free Fixing for Pristine Walls
Take out the installation tools from the assembly pack. Affix the bricks with 3M adhesive tape to the bottom of the LEGO car, and then peel off the backing of the 3M adhesive tape to stick it onto the board. Measure and mark the distance between the two places where you plan to hammer in the T-shaped nails on the wall, then tap them into place.
Step 3: Lighting—One Click to Activate
The LED strip hides inside the aluminum frame, with the port at the bottom. Plug in the adapter, press the remote’s “Power” button—warm white light floods the frame, highlighting the cars’ wheel hubs and stud details.
Step 4: Securing the Cars—Dual Protection, Stable as “Track Anchors”
Hang the frame on the T-shaped nails and put the LEGO car to the metal hooks on the frame. Finish. appreciate your Lego car! take photos and leave comments, or share it in the FB group to get more discounts.
3.Display: Transforming “Toys” into “Wall Art”
Now, every time I enter the home, these ten F1 cars “stand by” under warm light—Red Bull’s energy drink decals, Ferrari’s prancing horse logo, Mercedes’ silver arrow livery, even each car’s adjustable rear wing visible.
Visitors always pause here, praising, “This display wall is so stylish.” I know this “style” comes from DIA’s precise understanding of LEGO enthusiasts’ needs—
Conclusion: A “Track-Level” Display Solution for Passion
What truly impresses about the DIA frame is how it solves LEGO fans’ pain points:
No damage to blocks: Adhesive pads are gentle, removable with heat, leaving studs intact;
No wall marks: Damage-free nails + 3M stickers mean clean removal, no residue when moving;
Full of ceremony: LED lights, non-slip panel, and clips elevate the cars from “toys” to “track art on the wall.”
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