minifigure , także: minifig , także: fig **

This was the only set to include a Forestwoman minifigure.

The artifacts must all be able to attach to the player's minifigure.

For that name, they are about half the size of the regular Lego minifigure.

A precursor to the minifigure was released in 1975.

After creating your minifigure, you came to the Venture Explorer.

The only fantasy-elements are the dragon-crests and a wizard minifigure.

In the film he does not have to take his hair off to wear the helmet because he is a movie minifigure.

However, the minifigure was removed for the books smaller paperback re-release.

Lose all the bricks and you will be forced to continue on foot, in Lego minifigure form.

The dump truck driver is not a minifigure.

It features a small powerboat and the minifigure Rex-treme.

The theme has been seen in minifigure scale, Duplo and the 4+ theme.

The plastic is melted into specially designed molds that produce the different parts of the minifigure.

The Harry Potter minifigure headpiece was redesigned in this series.

The set includes a Rex minifigure and a large Geolix rock monster.

Belville figures are larger than the minifigure, but their feet can still attach to traditional Lego pieces.

A spokesperson for the Legoland and its parent company denied that there was any connection to the giant minifigure.

Two minifigs (Lego-speak for minifigure) declare their mutual unjustified hatred.

The hands of a minifigure resemble the letter C, which allows them to hold many Lego accessories.

The minifigure used rubber instead.

In 2001 Lego further expanded the minifigure system, with the introduction of Bionicle figures.

Ogel's left hand was replaced by a transparent red hook that can still hold things (the Lego minifigure).

The product range used regular Lego bricks but came with a different kind of minifigure that were larger and couldn't be disassembled.

Finally, the Lego world came together in 1978 with the addition of the Lego "minifigure".

Lego introduces the minifigure with movable limbs and hands that can grasp utensils.