With so many characters to draw from, I feel like Kocoum, the Mad Hatter, Gaston, or Shan Yi would’ve been much better inclusions.

The colours and Baymax’s head make it obvious that it is Baymax, but the silhouette just doesn’t translate especially well to the LEGO minifigure form, which is a shame as Baymax has been one of Disney’s better new characters from the 2000s era. And because it’s Sleeping Beauty, her alternate face has with a sleeping face – a pretty rare expression for a female minifigure, so will be incredibly useful for minifigure customisers. The minifigure is incredible well-designed, with a double cape and collar combo, adding to her dramatic flair. How to find one: Try feeling for Pinocchio’s top hat, and then confirm with the umbrella, which has a handle that feels like a hook. Just be sure not to confuse the top hat with Dr. Facilier’s.Switching over to modern Disney, we finally get Big Hero 6, the anime-inspired film from 2014, with the adorable Baymax making an appearance for the first time. While it’s not the most detailed minifigure, I appreciate the historical significance of Oswald to Disney’s history, so it makes for a really cool character to include in this series, as it would be very hard to find a home for otherwise.

How to find one: The Queen of Hearts is really easy to feel for thanks to her massive skirt piece. You won’t miss it as it’s the chunkiest element in this entire series. is a massive year for Disney as they celebrate their 100th anniversary, and what better way to commemorate this historic milestone than with a 3rd LEGO Disney minifigures series! How to find one: Try feeling for Prince John’s bag, which is quite lumpy and has a flat bottom with a recess. His crown and head is also easy to feel for as the crown has easy-to-feel for square notches. Baymax is an inflatable healthcare robot, designed by Tadashi Hamada as part of his robotics research, and is a member of the superhero team Big Hero 6.

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I built this figure of Baymax with my two children in mind. The model is both very sturdy and extremely adjustable. The swooshable factor on this model is high. They both love it! As I write this Baymax is flying through the room behind me.] I do like the inclusion of the fabric collar, and what LEGO nailed is his shoes, which really makes the minifigure stand out.

And to tie everything together, the Queen of Hearts has an incredible alternate face with a dismayed/angry expression. This is such an expressive face, and I can see many minifigure photographers, or customisers making great use of this face.

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I’m a big fan of Mulan, and I think she looks incredible as a minifigure. Here’s a side by side with a Mulan minidoll from my collection, and I think that I much prefer the minifigure version than the minidoll, one of the rare instances where the minifigure has the slight edge! The LEGO Baymax from the Disney Custom Minifigure Series 3. For sale. He comes with unique molded arms that have the gripper hands permanently attached. There are some red prices to make his hoverboard. A custom Disney 100 Baseplate is also included.

Ernesto is fairly easy to find thanks to his large sombrero. Interestingly, the hat is a new element with molded on hair that is different from previous sombreros in past Minifigure series. Otherwise, Ernesto’s only other accessory is a guitar, which is not unique to the character. So, if you find a guitar first, remember you might be holding Ernesto or Miguel. This four-armed variant of Stitch is one of the more unique LEGO minifigures in this series with the awesome twin-arm piece, which makes a return after having only shown up once with the Rio Durant minifigure from LEGO Star Wars. While Dr Facilier is a great companion to Tiana, I just feel like he’s not iconic enough of a villain to include in the Disney 100 series, and Tiana would be perfectly fine solo, like Aurora and Pocahontas. Overall, it’s a really great and unique minifigure, and I can imagine that the double-arms will be a nice little addition for those that collect minifigures, and want to add a really interesting arm option into their collection.Prince John is easy to identify simply using his headpiece. The crown is molded onto the head, and you can easily feel it through the blind bag. Additionally, John’s snout is distinct on one side of the head right under the crown. This blind bag also includes two 1×1 round tiles printed as coins. We’ve seen these elements before, notably with the Troubadour from Series 22. However, don’t rely on the coins alone to identify the character. Pocahontas and Facilier also have 1×1 round tiles, while Cruella and Baymax have parts that feel similar. Finally, Prince John comes with a sac accessory. For her accessory, Mulan comes with a Roman gladius sword, which isn’t too accurate – it would’ve been nice to get Shan Yu’s sword, but hopefully LEGO create one when they actually release Shan Yu as a minifigure/bigfig. The thematic groups are also really welcome, such as Disney Princesses, iconic villains, and homages to Pixar and Disney’s modern animated era making this collection feel mostly well-planned and curated. It’s another one of Disney’s iconic characters, and interestingly, LEGO have decided to give him the standard minifigure treatment, with his face printed on a regular minifig head, instead of a moulded head. Do note that boxes can and may vary, so be sure to feel and confirm for the ones you want, especially as sometimes positions may change in transit etc.