Perfect for fans of trash pandas, the new Raccoon Suit is actually a recolour of Series 19’s Fox Costume Girl, but the new printing works quite well anyway, given foxes and raccoon have similar facial features, with their point ears and snouts. Here’s a look at the blue box design is also pretty neat, which showcases all 12 characters on the sides! LEGO Series 22 Minifigures Box Distribution Danju was only available in two sets in 2004, if you’re buying the whole figure, beware: there is an alternate Danju with the wrong colour helmet! I’ll have a photo of an assembled Purple Classic Space minifigure as soon as I return home from holidays! The inclusion of the Wheelchair Racer also ensures that this is one of the most diverse and inclusive series yet.

I look forward to new Animal Costume minifigures each year, and can thoroughly say I’m pleased with the Raccoon Suit Fan, especially as she has a pretty neat secret identity, as an older lady. There was a pretty big faux pas… on the official imagery which had the Wheelchair Racer standing upright, alongside all the other minifigures. Awkward. For a long-running series, there is some fatigue beginning to creep in, and this series more than others feels like there are some high highs, with incredible new entrants such as the Night Protector, Forest Elf, and Wheelchair Racer, to some more forgettable characters like Groom, Figure Skating Champion and Birdwatcher, 2 of which are notable because they introduce new animal moulds. CMF Series 22 is a fun mixed bag of minifigures, with a bit of something for everyone, and an especially great series for fantasy and army-builder fans.He’s dressed for sub-zero temperatures, with a white fur collar, and fur-lined hat, and I also love the printing across his torso and legs, which looks like a furry robe.

The Forest Elf is without doubt, the cutest minifigure in this entire series – blending adorable features and accessories with a dash of fantasy, which will likely make this one of the most popular minifigures in the series. How to find one: Feel for the Foal, which is the bulkiest piece in the series – its four legs, and flat sides should be easy to feel for. Like the Snow Guardian, I’ll be looking to amass a small army of Night Protectors as I think they’ll look brilliant in a large group.The Robot Repair Tech comes with a red little droid, which gives off heavy Pixar vibes thanks to his large thoughtful eyes, which are on printed 1 x 1 half circle tiles. You get a bonus eye as well which is a nice touch. LEGO continues to shower medieval and castle LEGO fans with love thank to the Troubadour! He’s perfect for fans who have been waiting to add a Bard minifigure to their castle/medieval setups. Are you tired of the same old costumes at every party? Do you want to stand out from the crowd and express your unique personality? Look no further than our Bandit and Chilli costumes! These dynamic duos are sure to turn heads and make you the life of the party. Curated Costumes: We carefully select our costumes to ensure that you receive only the best quality. Our Bandit and Chilli costumes are made with attention to detail and are designed to make you look and feel amazing. It’s a small change, but it’s great to see LEGO making good on its commitment to remove gender bias from their toys.

At Costume-Shop, we understand the importance of self-expression. That's why we offer a wide selection of costumes that allow you to showcase your individuality and creativity. Our Bandit and Chilli costumes are perfect for anyone who wants to break free from the traditional costume choices and make a bold statement. Get Ready to Steal the Show as a BanditPersonally, the core numbered LEGO Minifigures series have always been my favourite over the licensed IP-driven series, as I much prefer the varied cast of characters that aren’t typically confined by a movie or other entertainment property. The Wheelchair Racer is a fantastic addition to the Collectible Minifigures series, and a really effective (and accessible!) way to get minifigures with disabilities into the hands of everyday LEGO fans. As if the Elf wasn’t cute enough on its own, he also comes with a Red Toadstool, with the most adorable smiley face printed on it! Oh and you also get an extra toadstool as well, which I fashioned into a small umbrella for the Forest Elf. The printed coins are another highlight, which has a crown stamped on them – a nod to tossing a coin to your Witcher perhaps? I hope these aren’t just confined to the Troubadour as I’d love to see these medieval-type coins make a return elsewhere!