LEGO Disney Series 16 Collectible Minifigure - Stitch (71012)

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I love them all, but if I had to choose it would be the 1x1 Round Transparent Blue Plate. I love how they shimmer like water and light up any design. Whereas the previous Collectable Minifigure included only two arms, this version features four! These unusual arms were designed for Rio Durant in 75219 Imperial AT-Hauler, but are equally suited to Stitch. However, the character wields two yellow plasma blasters, instead of his normal armament of four. This accessory was introduced in 8683 Collectable Minifigures Series 1, but has not appeared in yellow before. Baymax is probably the weakest minifigure in the series, although even the cuddly robot looks reasonable, despite certain areas for improvement. Otherwise, I am impressed with the whole series, especially given its broad coverage of Disney animations. As always, there are notable omissions, such as Snow White and Rapunzel, but those absentees leave potential for a fourth series in the future! Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was Disney's first animated feature film. Until now, neither the titular heroine nor the iconic Evil Queen had appeared as minifigures, although this series finally introduces the latter. Naturally, the minifigure features a delightfully cruel expression and the washed-out flesh colour suits her quite well, although was obviously not intended.

What is it about the platform that attracts you? What tips would yougive to anyone who is thinking about uploading an idea? I always dreamed of creating the Ninjago City set. I love that its three levels explode as if they’re going to topple over. I also love all its moving parts and hidden gems: the elevator, the sushi conveyer belt, the crab grill, and the money dispensing ATM! It’s so playable and gorgeous with vibrant colours. I love its new complementary set as well, the Ninjago City Gardens. The Evil Queen is notoriously vain and possesses a Magic Mirror, which fatefully reveals that Snow White's beauty has surpassed her own. An oval shield represents the mirror, featuring a lime green and purple visage in the centre, surrounded by magical flames. Both this image and the purple pattern adorning the frame look outstanding, when compared with the movie. I love this platform because everyone roots for each other and everyone’s ideas are valid. At the end of the day, it’s up to the LEGO Group to decide which sets they think will sell, but it’s fun to feel a part of the sets you see on LEGO shelves regardless! If you’re thinking about uploading an idea, only do it if you’re prepared to see it through for 2 years and never give up! Moreover, the character's two facial expressions are superb, accented with accurate lime green eye shadow and pronounced cheekbones on both sides. Cruella de Vil's bright light yellow coat is similarly stunning and benefits from a lovely fabric piece around her shoulders, featuring a fur pattern to match the printed texture across her torso and legs.

This is an official LEGO® brand minifigure, released originally as part of a larger series, sold in a blind bags. We at Build Me Mini have decanted these blind bags so that we can offer the figures individually rather than having to take the leap of faith when purchasing a blind-bag product. As for Coco, I think The Book of Life had more interesting visuals, but these days it matters that John Ratzenberger appears to be the sole cast member who wasn’t Hispanic, while the four biggest names from TBoL are not. And I thought the story was very well done, even if I did figure out the twist very early. Is there a LEGO designer (official LEGO designer or fan designer) who you are inspired by and look up to? Who and why? It felt amazing. Just shy of two years later, after running around LEGO stores in London, Boston, Connecticut, New York, and Disney World Floria with QR codes to my product idea, it felt surreal reaching 10,000 supporters and like the end of an era! Surely «Robin Hood» is more well known than «Fantasia» and «Big Hero 6» at least? I think «Lilo & Stitch» is pretty obscure (by Disney standard) as well."

Robin Hood and Prince John are awesome! They've really captured those characters well. Instantly recognisable even though I don't even recall watching the movie! Pocahontas' double-sided head displays two smiles, which is perhaps disappointing, as a more serious expression would have been appropriate. Nevertheless, these designs suffice and the minifigure comes with a generous range of accessories, including John Smith's compass from the film and leaves in three colours. The orange and magenta leaves are fairly common, but the coral piece has only appeared twice before. The hooded jumper is nicely detailed as well, featuring white stripes and printed cuffs on both arms. Furthermore, the modern hood component looks great and a pair of blue legs completes the ensemble. I think medium legs were a suitable choice for Miguel, reflecting his age of twelve during the movie. Do you have plansto submit any otherProduct Ideasin the future?If yes, can you give us a hint of what that might be?What is your favourite building techniqueor part/sectionthat you’ve incorporated into your Product Idea? I was inspired by the elevator in my beloved Ninjago City set to recreate the elevator from the futuristic version of Lilo and Stitch’s beach house (after the first house is destroyed by a fire). However, it was difficult to find technology to apply to a rounded platform, and that would fit inside the house. I settled on a simple yet effective design that I’m still thinking of ways to enhance. Baymax attracted particular attention when these Collectable Minifigures were revealed, not necessarily for the right reasons. This famously chubby robot from Big Hero 6 does not seem entirely appropriate for a conventional minifigure, despite using specialised arms to recreate his inflatable body. These are only partially successful, in my opinion. I would tell her that you have no idea what you’re getting yourself into! However, I wouldn’t change any part of my process because each new challenge offered a new obstacle to overcome and the funny stories that came with them.

This product is a decanted minifigure from an official LEGO® Minifigures blind bag and resealed in a small clip-seal bag. It is brand new and has been kept sealed since its initial opening. This item is for one minifigure, as featured only. I love playing tennis and basketball, running, cooking, performing theatre, and going out dancing with friends. I also play the violin and experiment with jazz piano! BH6 and Coco had a huge reception in the Western U.S. as might be expected as the settings resonate with our culture. Personally, neither one was anything on my radar. It was my kid who looped me into watching them, and I thoroughly enjoyed both. I’d love to build Stitch’s spaceship cruiser. Also, with the Lilo and Stitch Live Action film coming out, there might be even more things to build! However, maybe some inspiration will come about that isn’t Disney-related! I’m passionate about Minifigs. I only sell original LEGO minifigures that have been obtained new by me in original boxes, or from reputable sources. Each minifigure is assembled, and bagged separately.There has always been a connection between Hawaii and Disney. The Stitch Minifigure from the First Disney Minifigure series, as well as from the movie Lilo & Stitch is based in Hawaii, and has lots of references to the islands. Even Elvis is represented throughout the movie (Elvis made 3 movies in Hawaii). Stitch, however is an alien who is adopted by Lilo as her pet dog, and is treated as family. LEGO has released a variety of Pixar sets, although certain films have been overlooked. Coco is a prime example, but has inspired two minifigures in this series, the first of whom is Ernesto de la Cruz. The famed musician is richly dressed in white, with intricate metallic silver patterns around the brim of his hat, continuing onto his torso, arms and legs. Centaurs? Centaurs. Say, friend Mouse, have I ever told you about how the poisonous blood of the centaur Nessus lead to my first death? Let me tell you, in excruciating detail, how that went for me."

Build that set which you always looked for on shelves but never found! Chances are if you’re wishing for it to exist, someone else is too, and you can be the one to create it! I usually buy CMF-sets in entire boxes, if I like them enough. In this case, I just don't see enough to like. I do want Stitch' double arms in that colour, so it looks like I'll be snitching (in the hopes that I might get Stitches). The minifigure features a tail with similar texture, while his arms and legs are dual-moulded to reveal Robin's fur as well. I think a darker shade of green would have been more accurate for the hero's iconic attire, although lime green stands out in combination with the dark orange fur, which was perhaps a factor in choosing this brighter shade of green. As seen in the original animated film, the angry alien can summon another set of appendages if so required, a feature that’s been faithfully replicated with the upcoming LEGO Collectible Minifigures 71038 Disney 100th Anniversary version. Alongside Rio Durant from 75219 Imperial AT-Hauler, the new version of Stitch also represents only the second such minifigure to make use of the unique double arm pieces, definitely handy when it comes wielding dual blasters.The previous series of Disney Collectable Minifigures have certainly been enjoyable, but I think 71038 Disney 100 Collectable Minifigures surpasses them both! This selection of characters provides greater variety than before, while the individual minifigures are more advanced too. Many include dual-moulded pieces and nearly all are extremely accurate to their equivalents onscreen. What is yourfavouriteLEGO theme (current or past)? Why? And has any theme inspired your building style or preference in anyparticular way? My favourite LEGO theme has to be LEGO Creator. It has the perfect balance of guidance and innovation as it often offers 3-in-1 designs. I particularly love how the buildings are designed to connect together to make a city and have always dreamed of having them all! I also have a soft spot for LEGO Ninjago, especially Cole’s Earth dragon (which I suppose is vintage now!).