Custom dioramas for sale
A diorama is not a product run — it is hours of scene-building around the figures you already love. Every diorama at Vitrina Vault is listed with its real photos, dimensions, scale and materials, because a display piece lives or dies on the details: paint depth, lighting, weathering, how the base is finished. Most pieces here are one of one; when it sells, that exact scene is gone.
What you are paying for in a diorama is labor and judgment: composition, custom paintwork, materials that hold up under display lighting. That is why dioramas carry a higher ticket than the figures they stage — and why every listing states exactly what is included: the scene, the base, any lighting wiring, and whether the figures shown are part of the sale or just posed for the photo.
Size is the other honest conversation. Dioramas are bulky and often fragile, so oversized pieces show their own shipping cost right on the listing instead of hiding it in the price. Each one ships double-boxed with the scene anchored, because a display piece that arrives broken is not a discount — it is a loss.
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Frequently asked questions
Are dioramas one-of-a-kind?
Most are. Unless a listing explicitly says it is a repeatable build, a diorama here is a single handcrafted piece: when it sells, it is gone. That is also why prices differ so much between apparently similar scenes — hours of work and materials vary enormously.
Do dioramas include the figures shown in the photos?
Only when the listing says so. Every diorama listing states what is included — scene, base, lighting — and whether the figures are part of the sale or only staged for scale. If it is not listed as included, assume it is not.
How do dioramas ship without breaking?
Double-boxed, with the scene anchored to its base and void-filled so nothing shifts. Because they are oversized, dioramas show their real shipping cost on the listing rather than the flat store rate — you see the full price before paying.
Can I commission a custom diorama?
Commission slots depend on the builder's queue. Write to us through the help center with the scene you have in mind and we will tell you what is possible and what it would cost.