Choose a LEGO Hocus Pocus display case for set 21341 with the cottage, side room and separate gate/graveyard stand in a defined scene. The folding roof, water wheel and light-brick access are additional tasks. A case receiving the closed cottage does not establish room to perform those actions inside it.
The cottage is one part of the complete presentation
LEGO’s official 21341 description gives the cottage’s prose reference as over H27 × W26 × D24 cm. It identifies six minifigures, plus Thackery Binx in cat form. The gate/graveyard build can serve as a stand for the included characters.
Keep that separate stand on the scene plan. Putting it in front of the cottage, displaying it beside a removed room and retaining an information plaque create different outlines and sightlines. The cottage’s published reference does not measure every combination.
Choose whether the exterior or an interior detail is the main view. A foreground row can obscure a low approach to the cottage, even when the floor outline appears spacious. Include the broom, mop, vacuum and other accessories you actually intend to retain.
A visible room and an operating feature are different briefs
| State | Outline to retain | Access question |
|---|---|---|
| Settled exterior scene | Cottage, side room, gate/graveyard, characters and labels. | How the clear surround passes every retained projection. |
| Interior already presented | Chosen folded roof or detached side-room arrangement. | Whether that exact finished layout is received. |
| Feature demonstration | The specific roof, water wheel or light-brick task. | What opens first and where handling will take place. |
LEGO describes folding up the roof to view the bedroom, detaching the side room and turning the water wheel to produce pink “smoke” at the chimney. It also identifies a light brick beneath the cauldron. These model features do not establish an operating aperture or electrical lighting in an aftermarket case.
Compare labelled interiors rather than similar-looking height figures
These supplier descriptions were read on 18 October 2026. Several leave their receiving boundary unspecified. DisplayCasePro has not fitted 21341 or tested the cases and their protection claims.
| Exact source | Published figures | Definition to preserve |
|---|---|---|
| Wicked Brick 21341 | W39 × D35 × H30.3 cm. | Inside/outside unlabelled. |
| Brickcessories 21341 | Assembled 340 × 340 × 290 mm. | Axes and inside/outside unlabelled. |
| Flying Box 21341 | Case L13.5 × W13.5 × H11.5 in; base 14 × 14 in. | Case boundary unlabelled; larger base separate. |
| Blacked Brick 21341 | External W36 × D42 × H29 cm. | Exterior, not clear receiving height. |
| GameFace 21341 | Approx. 15 × 15 × 11.5 in. | Approximate; axes and inside/outside unlabelled. |
Blacked Brick’s 29 cm external height cannot establish two centimetres of usable space above LEGO’s “over 27 cm” cottage reference. The case construction, finished floor and actual model state still need identifying.
Brickcessories’ assembled tuple likewise should not be relabelled as a clear height. Its aluminum brackets and acrylic thicknesses describe construction, without resolving the missing cavity definition.
Keep Flying Box’s separate 14 × 14-inch base in the furniture check. The smaller case line is not the complete support footprint or a substitute for clear interior dimensions.
One stray 31167 sentence needs confirmation, not a different set identity
The Wicked Brick page names 21341 in its title and compatibility fields, but one description sentence instead names 31167. Retain that conflict with the enquiry. It does not establish compatibility with both sets or make Hocus Pocus the same model as the Haunted Mansion.
Ask for confirmation of the exact 21341 product and intended scene. Keep the gate and side-room positions with the reply; a correct set number alone does not show whether an already opened arrangement is accommodated.
The GameFace description has its own interlocking construction and approximate size. “Interlocking” does not specify a removable front or routine lift-off opening. Obtain that product’s instructions rather than borrowing another maker’s access method.
Confirm the selected print, receiving layout and opening together
Wicked Brick distinguishes Premium Printed Display, Printed Background and Clear Background. The premium description includes printed back-and-base scenery. Its two-tier 5 mm plus 5 mm base is magnetically joined; those magnets are base construction, not a magnetic connection to the model.
The same page describes set and figure studs. Blacked Brick names a model cutout and figure positions in front. Ask for each exact receiving layout rather than treating all of the quoted floor rectangle as free space for the graveyard stand.
Establish how the selected enclosure opens, where its removed parts rest and how the chosen model task is then reached. A closed fit photograph does not demonstrate the complete roof or side-room operation. Use the actual set and case instructions for that sequence.
Use the 21341 scene, control and print worksheet with the LEGO shelf case guide. Keep the built-in model light brick separate from any separately specified case lighting or added leads.
Common questions
Does the cottage’s 26 cm width include every graveyard arrangement?
It is the official cottage reference. Retain the actual separate stand, figures and opened sections in the scene record.
Does a printed rear include a printed floor?
Check the exact variant. The cited Wicked Brick page expressly distinguishes its premium back-and-base artwork.
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