

A comparison of how much money LEGO has made from various licensed minifigs and what it would cost to buy the whole line in each case.
Giant scrollable version here.
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A comparison of how much money LEGO has made from various licensed minifigs and what it would cost to buy the whole line in each case.
Giant scrollable version here.
MORE: The LEGO Franchise That Saved The Company (Geek Culture)

A limited (unofficial) edition set of LEGO Game Of Thrones minifigs comprising Eddard Stark, Daenerys Targaryen, Tyrion Lannister, Jon Snow and Arya Stark.
€60 the lot from Minibigs.


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Just-released teaser images of the first Lord Of The Rings Lego minifigs. The actual construction kits will be available from June.
Versions of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and There And Back Again closer to the release of the first film in December.
Oh my.
Citizen Brick creates (among other things) speciality LEGO minifigs that are – unlike most other custom decal or painted spin-offs – printed with ink, just like the official versions.
They’re also fairly, eh, irreverent in theme.
More of their creations here.
Self-confessed ‘comic book and Lego geek’, Julian Fong has created an extensive set of DC heroes and villains in Lego minifig form. Sez he:
“It started out with deciding that the current line of official Batman minifigs sorely needed a Harley Quinn (given that Joker, Poison Ivy and Catwoman were represented) — so I built one. Then, in typical fashion, it quickly spiraled out of control after surveying the rest of the DC comic book universe.”
None of these minifigs are official yet. You want to get on that, Lego.