LEGO Disney Series 16 Collectible Minifigure - Stitch (71012)

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The minifigure is also accompanied by a standard guitar and his dog, Dante. Even though this dog element was not originally designed to represent a Xoloitzcuintle, it definitely suffices and Dante's bizarre expression perfectly conveys his goofy personality from Coco. 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. 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. What is your favourite LEGO IdeasProduct Idea(besides your own of course)?Are there any Product Ideas you think have been overlooked?

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! What is it about the platform that attracts you? What tips would yougive to anyone who is thinking about uploading an idea?

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Have you created any LEGO MOCs (my own creations) that you’re particularly proud of? What is it, why are you proud of it and do you have a photo of it? 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.

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. 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!

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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. 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. If you could talk to yourself before you started on this project, what would you tell them? What do you know now that you wish you knew then? What special challenges did you face creating the model? What was the most difficult part to recreate?

I think a combined head and torso piece, similar to those used on Chewbacca and many other minifigures, would have been effective instead. Decoration alone does not convey the desired cuddly shape, although the distribution of grey patches is accurate and I like the round slot for Baymax's programming chip on his torso. Growing up, I created a LEGO city wherein I’d imagine stories based on my friends as Minifigures. Our LEGO counterparts would live in LEGO Creator houses, vacation in the Winter Village, and drive a flying green convertible to Hagrid's hut or a Ninjago dojo equipped with dragons. I loved going off the grid, using the foundations from the instruction manuals but customising playable components and adding a lot of interior design (such as giving each character a personalised bedroom). Ever since, my hobby has manifested in an interest in problem-solving, architecture, and storytelling. 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.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!). The set was provided for review by LEGO. All opinions expressed are those of the author. Minifigures 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. How long was the process of making the project, and what did you have to research as well. What kind of prep, research and design phases did you go through to produce your creation?