Then, this Lego minifigure of the Carrot Mascot is a must for your collection. He stands 1.7 inches tall, wearing green pants, a top, and, of course, an orange carrot outfit.

Lego has an online minifigure factory that makes this fantastically simple to do: You can choose from dozens of facial expressions, hair types, hats, shirts, pants, and accessories, and add custom ...

Though they all may have different outfits and, occasionally, hair, each one of them is exactly as tall as four square LEGO bricks stacked together. Trace the full evolution of minifigure design ...

These proto-figures also had no faces. In 1978, the LEGO Minifigure was released – androgenous, yellow, and moving. The arms and legs were there, the hats, the hair, and the printed bodies and ...

If you fancy a new look, you can also ask for a different hair style or color. Credit: Funky 3D Faces / Etsy All you need for your 3D printed Lego minifigure head is two photos of yourself ...

Crafted by a pair of DDB colleagues with the help of Danish design firm MOEF, the helmet - which will transform you into your favourite minifigure, or a pre-2010 Justin Bieber - was made with the ...