Sylvester’s head printing is great, and I especially enjoyed just how well they captured his goofy expression here.

Dot codes sheet for LEGO Minifigures Series 5". 5 August 2011. Archived from the original on 20 August 2016 . Retrieved 28 June 2016. For added realism, LEGO also included this cool new printed spinner – it has a rounded bottom tile, and when you attach Tasmanian Devil to it, you can try to simulate him spinning about at rapid speed. These limited-edition, high-quality minifigure toys and accessories make an awesome extra gift or ‘just because’ treat that can add a little extra action to any currently owned set. Dolan, Hannah (13 October 2020). LEGO Minifigure Handbook. Dorling Kindersley Limited. p.78. ISBN 978-0-241-45823-5. The most iconic Looney Tune character is Bugs. His simple appearance hasn’t changed much over the years and the Minifigure is thankfully based on the classic design and not the awful one recently introduced with the pale yellow gloves. His tail is printed instead of being an additional element and he comes with a carrot accessory. Accessory: CarrotThe Tasmanian Devil is actually based on a real animal that’s literally called the Tasmanian Devil, so that just shows you how imaginative the animators were when naming him. How to find one: Feel for Bugs ears, which are long, and sharp, and confirm with the carrot which feels like a short thin club.

In a similar fashion to the two Simpsons and Disney series, the Looney Tunes characters all use unique head moulds to portray the various iconic characters. In fact, every single character uses a new piece, combined with the standard Minifigure body and other cosmetic accessory pieces to achieve their required look. They also feature classic accessories closely connected to most characters’ first or most prominent appearances. How are LEGO Minifigures made? Exclusive LEGO Minifigure Series 23 reveal! - LEGO® CON 2022. 14 July 2022 – via YouTube. Lego Minifigures (stylized as LEGO Minifigures) is a 2010 Lego theme based on a set of collectible Lego minifigures. Each figure is an original character with new clothing and facial designs, and most contain previously unseen accessories. Each series usually contained 16 different minifigures; however, some series contain as few as 9 minifigures, while others contain up to 22. Since 2021, the number of different minifigures for a series is set to 12.in 2023, the Disney 100-anniversary series came out,bringing the total number of figures to 18, although it was once again reduced to 12 with the second Marvel series. This series also introduced paper boxes,instead of the plastic bags,making it no longer possible to feel up the pieces for each figure. It just happens that the only Lego mini figure with a nose is Lord Voldomort Lego figure [1] Overview [ edit ] Lego Shark Suit Guy (series 15) I must admit I do prefer the more traditional looking Minifigures, but they just wouldn’t be a great fit for this particular gang of characters. Most of the translate well into Minifigure form, although there are most certainly a couple of exceptions. Both Speedy and Tweety look a little odd in their Minifigure guise but as iconic characters, with connections to others in this series, it’s a given that they needed to be featured. For some reason, which I can’t entirely put my figure on, I’m not a fan of the Lola Bunny Minifigure. But with Space Jam 2 on the way I can understand the inclusion. Despite that, the rest of the gang are great, Daffy, Bugs and Road Runner are definitely my favourites. The Looney Tunes series will not be everyone’s cup of tea, but they are certainly a unique bunch of iconic characters. Something which will most certainly translate far beyond the LEGO community although I assume Warner’s animated characters probably don’t garner the same obsessive collecting as Disney’s do. The printing design on her torso and legs are exceptional, with razor sharp printing and details, even down to the sides of her legs which is always a welcome sign.

UPDATE – The LEGO Group kindly sent out a Wile E. Coyote minifigure for us to add to the review and just as the official imagery promises, this is a fantastic and lovingly-created design of the character, primarily thanks to that moulded head that not only catches his expression, but also the sheer length of his nose. Birdius Buildius Minfigureius– the Road Runner has two aims in life – to run fast and make Wile look as foolish as possible, both of which he’s perfected over the years. Now I’ve seen a number of comments already saying Road Runner doesn’t translate well into a Minifigure but I must disagree slightly. Sure the chunky legs of a Minifigure don’t match those of the Road Runner but the recoloured wing-armed torso, long-tail and head feathers slightly retract from that. I quite like it. His accessory is a tasty bowl of seed, minus the elaborate trap. Accessory: Bowl of Bird Seed There are certainly more obscure minifigures in this series, and other characters who have required as much artistic interpretation to enter LEGO form, but if there’s one in the LEGO Looney Tunes Collectible Minifigures line-up that perhaps is unnecessary, it is that of Tweety.