6 September 2026
From Online to In Person: KABO's BrickSlopes 2026 Recap
BrickSlopes 2026 has wrapped up on a high note, and we couldn't be more grateful for the experience.
For KABO, this show was about more than putting products on a table. It let us take our display solutions off the screen and into real life, meet LEGO® collectors in person, and share what we're building with the community that inspires it.
From LEGO® Technic™ and F1 wall display frames to Speed Champions lineups and acrylic display cases, watching our products come together in a live exhibition space was a genuinely exciting moment for our team.
Above everything else, we want to say:
Thank you to everyone who helped make the Bryan Show such a successful and memorable experience.
Bringing KABO to the BrickSlopes 2026
Getting our exhibition space ready took a lot of planning.
We didn't just want to lay products out on tables. We wanted every visitor to see what a complete LEGO display setup could actually look like.
Around the booth, guests could see Technic supercars and F1 models mounted vertically on the wall, a full Speed Champions lineup on display, and larger LEGO builds sitting inside clear acrylic cases.
Watching it all come together on-site made every hour of prep worth it.
Build it. Display it. Be proud of it.
That's the message we wanted our booth to carry.
Meeting Collectors Face to Face
The best part of BrickSlopes 2026, by far, was meeting collectors in person.
Over the course of the show, we talked with LEGO fans, racing enthusiasts and builders about their collections and how they display them at home.
Some had simply run out of shelf space. Others were putting together full F1, Speed Champions or Technic collections and looking for a better way to organize them.
Those conversations gave us a clearer picture of what collectors actually need.
They also reminded us that displaying a finished LEGO model isn't just storage—it's part of enjoying the collection itself.
Seeing Our LEGO Display Wall Come to Life
One of the highlights for us was watching multiple LEGO cars come together across a single wall.
Each Technic and racing model had its own dedicated background, but together they added up to something bigger: a full LEGO automotive display wall.
It made the idea behind a lot of our wall products click in person:
Wall space can become collection space.
Instead of adding more shelves every time a collection grows, collectors can put vertical space to work and let their favorite cars become part of the room.
Seeing that idea play out live at BrickSlopes 2026 was especially rewarding.
We Came to Showcase. We Left Inspired.
We showed up at BrickSlopes 2026 excited to share what KABO has built.
We left with even more ideas than we arrived with.
Talking directly with collectors gave us useful feedback and fresh inspiration for future wall display frames, acrylic display cases, collection displays and custom display solutions.
That, for us, was one of the biggest payoffs of the whole show.
It wasn't only about showing people what we've made.
It was also about listening to the people we make it for.
Thank You for an Amazing BrickSlopes 2026
Now that BrickSlopes 2026 has wrapped, we want to thank everyone who stopped by the KABO booth.
Thank you for visiting, checking out our displays, asking questions, sharing your own collections and giving us your feedback.
We also want to thank the organizers and everyone who helped put the event together.
Watching collectors pause in front of our displays, spot models they already own and picture new ways to show off their own collections made the whole trip worthwhile.
The Journey Continues
BrickSlopes 2026 may be behind us, but it's just one more step in the KABO story.
We're coming back from the show with new memories, new ideas and even more drive to build better display solutions for collectors.
We're looking forward to developing new products—and hopefully meeting even more of you at future events.
Until next time,
Build it. Display it. Be proud of it.