A group shot of the upcoming Star Wars minifigs in the summer ’08 sets were found in the latest issue of Star Wars Insider. Start getting excited! :)
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Monkey Man takes on Black Puma
It’s the oldest trick in the book. Simian superhero lures feline antihero in a high-speed chase down a city street. Hero places peel of yellow tropical fruit on the ground. Mayhem and hilarity ensue.
Jordan “SirNadroj” Schwartz puts Monkey Man in a slippery situation with “Monkey Man vs. Black Puma”:
Black Puma and his sweet ride are worth a second look:
My Ninja Girls
Charlie has his Angels…I’ve got my Ninjettes. I think mine would win.
Dragon Ball Z Kame House and minifigs
Before you look at the pretty picture:
Q: Is this set for sale?
A: This is not an official set from LEGO, and no, it’s not for sale.
Minific customization master Nick (NickGreat) recently built the Kame House from Dragonball Z in a pseudo LEGO set style. Unfortunately this is the only picture I can find:
But meanwhile, check out Nick’s selection of the highest quality custom Dragonball Z character minifigs:
Monkey Man
Of all the combinations of official and non-custom minifig parts, there’s one that makes Monkey Man. Take a look at this wacky minifig by Jordan Schwartz (Sir Nadroj)
Not the droids you’re expecting
The ever so whimsical and wild Shannon Young adds a new touch to the classic droids from Star Wars, making them totally bad@$$.
They rise from the mud
Tell us your minifig facts and win a $25 LEGO Shop gift card [w00t!]
The LEGO Company is offering a $25 gift card to whoever comes up with the most interesting facts about the LEGO minifigure.
Here are some specific questions, but don’t limit yourself to just answering these:
- How many different minifigure bodies, heads, legs have been produced? And how many different combinations of minifigures can be made?
- How many different accessories have been made for the minifigure?
- What minifigure has appeared in the most sets over the years?
Let the comment party begin!
Before he came down here, it never snowed...
Rising star Harrison captures the stark contrast between the sterility of suburbia and the complexity of the title character in Tim Burton’s 1990 film Edward Scissorhands:
Using minifig legs in a creation — in this case as part of a topiary — is quickly becoming a signature of Harrison’s. And the new Speed Racer torso works beautifully for the minifig.
Please note that any appearance of danger is merely a device to enhance your testing experience.
If you haven’t seen the recent Cave Racer fad taking over LEGO areas of Flickr, you must be living under a rock. If you haven’t played (or at least recognize) the epic game Portal, you’ve definitely been living under a rock.
Well, while trying to survive school, I decided to try my hand at a Cave Racer…with a twist.
Chocobricks – sumptuous
Flickr member Lamanda2 used the ice brick tray to make chocolate bricks, but it looks like the minifigs got to them first!
