Hey everyone! Today I have a different sort of review. I have a reveiw of a LEGO Book, the LEGO Minifigure: Year by Year.
I got a Barnes and Noble gift card for Christmas and spent it on a LEGO Book.
The book is HUGE. it has 251 pages of content.
I'll just show the highlights of the book, it is a pretty extensive book.
It starts of with the beginnings of the Minifigure in the 1970s. I think it is amazing at how simple the figures are.
Each year starts off with a summary of releases and themes in that year.
One of the cooler figs I found in the book was the Blacktron Astronaut.
It shows some themes that I hadn't heard of, such as UFO.
The book also shows non Minifigures, like the Technic figs.
I really like this version of Professor Snape, the glow in the dark head really makes him stand out.
On thing I thought was really weird is the LEGO NBA figures with spring legs.
As I moved farther along in the book, I found the boggart version of Snape.
I also learned that there was LEGO Bionicle figures.
I also saw the official LEGO Club Max minifig.
I saw so many things, it would take ages to review.
The book comes with three Minifigures, a Townsperson, a Stormtrooper and a Robber.
I can now finally say I have on of the original smiley heads. I already had the variant of the Stormtrooper, but I guess my army just expanded. Oh, and here's a look at the Stormtrooper's head.
I really like this book. It is really big and entertained me for a long car ride. I really like all the facts and trivia in the book. The minifigs are a great bonus. I didn't even scrape the surface of all the intriguing things in the book. If you love Minifigures, then this book is a must buy.
Now the Minifigures get to pick out their favorites.
That's it for now, thanks for reading!
The book is HUGE. it has 251 pages of content.
I'll just show the highlights of the book, it is a pretty extensive book.
It starts of with the beginnings of the Minifigure in the 1970s. I think it is amazing at how simple the figures are.
Each year starts off with a summary of releases and themes in that year.
One of the cooler figs I found in the book was the Blacktron Astronaut.
It shows some themes that I hadn't heard of, such as UFO.
The book also shows non Minifigures, like the Technic figs.
I really like this version of Professor Snape, the glow in the dark head really makes him stand out.
On thing I thought was really weird is the LEGO NBA figures with spring legs.
As I moved farther along in the book, I found the boggart version of Snape.
I also learned that there was LEGO Bionicle figures.
I also saw the official LEGO Club Max minifig.
I saw so many things, it would take ages to review.
I also caught a glimpse of the ultra rare solid gold C-3PO minifig.
I can now finally say I have on of the original smiley heads. I already had the variant of the Stormtrooper, but I guess my army just expanded. Oh, and here's a look at the Stormtrooper's head.
I really like this book. It is really big and entertained me for a long car ride. I really like all the facts and trivia in the book. The minifigs are a great bonus. I didn't even scrape the surface of all the intriguing things in the book. If you love Minifigures, then this book is a must buy.
Now the Minifigures get to pick out their favorites.
That's it for now, thanks for reading!
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