A 100% BE@RBRICK is approximately 7 cm tall, a 400% is 28 cm, and a 1000% is 70 cm. Those percentages describe the figure’s scale relative to the original size. They do not describe how rare it is or what percentage of a set you receive.
BE@RBRICK size chart
| Size | Height in cm | Height in inches | Display planning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% | 7 cm | 2.76 in | Small shelf or desk display |
| 400% | 28 cm | 11.02 in | Dedicated shelf with measured clearance |
| 1000% | 70 cm | 27.56 in | Substantial display area and stable support |
MEDICOM TOY lists approximately 70 mm and 280 mm for its 100% and 400% set, and 700 mm for the Batman Hush 1000% release. Inch measurements above are converted from those approximate heights, rather than additional manufacturer measurements.
What does 400% mean?
A 400% figure is four times the height of the 100% reference figure. It is not simply “four times as much collectible.” The space it occupies depends on width and depth as well as height, and materials or construction can change the weight.
This is why a photo without a familiar reference object can be misleading. Save the dimensions from the product listing and measure your intended display space before buying. Never assume that two photographs shown at the same size depict equally large figures.
Does “100% & 400%” mean two figures?
When a listing explicitly offers a 100% & 400% set, it should describe both sizes as included. A listing for a single 400% figure is different, even if promotional photos show its smaller companion. On a resale listing, ask whether the original set is complete.
Check four things: the number of figures, the size of each figure, the packaging included, and whether the photos show the exact items being sold. An empty box, a single figure from a set, and a complete boxed set are different purchases.
How much space does a 1000% BE@RBRICK need?
Start with the roughly 70 cm height, then check the release’s full dimensions and weight. Add clearance so the ears do not touch a shelf above it and so you can lift the figure without scraping it. Measure the route to the display area, especially if you plan to keep the shipping carton.
- Measure the available height, width, and depth.
- Confirm the furniture’s load rating against the actual product weight.
- Choose a level, stable surface away from doors and busy walkways.
- Leave room for handling and cleaning around the figure.
- Plan separate storage for the box and protective inserts if you keep them.
Our Batman Hush 1000% listing is one large-format example. The Garfield Gold Chrome 1000% is another. Compare their individual photos and details rather than choosing from height alone.
Which size should you choose?
Choose 100% if the figure needs to share a small display with other collectibles. The Halloween Ghost 100% listing shows the smaller format. Check whether a listing is a confirmed design or a blind box.
Consider 400% when you want a dedicated display piece but have limited vertical space. Consider 1000% only after measuring the full display area. Choose the design you want to live with; a larger percentage is not a guarantee of rarity, authenticity, or future resale value.
Is NY@BRICK the same as BE@RBRICK?
No—read the product name carefully. Our Hello Kitty NY@BRICK 400% listing is labeled NY@BRICK, not BE@RBRICK. Do not transfer a BE@RBRICK dimension chart to another product line without checking its specifications.
Browse the current collectible catalog for individual measurements, condition, and availability. If a measurement you need is missing, ask before ordering.