Credit: @luluanaki

I love Pokémon figures — both the detailed 3D printed versions and the vibrant Hueforge style. After printing quite a few in both formats, I realised how difficult it was to find a good display solution that could showcase them together.

Thanks to Luluanaki for creating this excellent modular Funko Pop wall display system (link: [https://makerworld.com/en/models/1959176](https://makerworld.com/en/models/1959176)). While it works great for 3D Pokémon figures, the interior space wasn’t suitable for Hueforge plates. So I created a remix to solve that!

Key Features:

• Modular Hexagonal Structure: Individual hexagons click together securely to create larger patterns. The example image shows at least three connected hexes in a compact cluster, making it easy to expand your display by adding more tiles whenever you want.
• Built-in Shelving: Several hexagons feature a small integrated ledge with a textured honeycomb-patterned surface. These provide stable and attractive platforms for your 3D printed Pokémon figures.
• Wall Mounting: The tiles sit flat against the wall with clean connection points along the edges. Each tile includes a hexagonal backplate with 6 mounting holes, allowing you to secure it using nails or pins. Thanks to the strong interlocking design between adjacent pieces, you don’t need to use all the holes — 0 to 2 pins per tile is usually more than enough when multiple pieces are connected.
• Hueforge Integration: Every hexagon has a dedicated recessed space behind the figure for a 150mm Hueforge print. The plate snaps in firmly and holds securely, yet can be easily removed and swapped when desired.
• Hexagonal Hueforge Prints: I’ve included ready-to-print Hueforge files for Charizard, Blastoise, and Venusaur. You can use any other hexagonal Hueforge designs as well. If you’d like more Pokémon designs added to the series, just let me know — I’d be happy to create them!