LEGO 75551 Minions Brick-Built Minions and Their Lair Building Toy, Gift Idea for Boys and Girls Display Models with Stuart, Kevin & Bob Figures

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But if for whichever reason they decided not to, they should at least include an idea of building something from the extra bricks. Kevin’s eye roll works similar to Stuart’s, with the knob at the top of the interior driving the motion. In reality (and in the instructions) you have to add a 1×1 round plate in between to have it stay on.

Kevin is over 5” (15cm) tall, Stuart is 5” (14cm) tall and Bob is 4” (12cm) tall, making them ideal for play and display. initially I was loathe to the idea and really didn’t want to do it, but then I got over myself and spent an evening transforming the model. They therefore released them despite the movie being pushed to later dates again and again so they would not clog up their own storage and logistics. Gather your friends and engage in an imaginative and fantastic role play by building Stuart and Kevin with the Brick-built Minions and their Lair 75551 set.Always read labels, warnings, directions and other information provided with the product before using it. As it is, overall sales therefore have been somewhat slow, though the first wave of this particular set last year sold out relatively quickly, regardless.

Considering it’s built with LEGO bricks, we can’t complain, but it does make me wonder if there’s another way to make the head seem a bit more smooth. Kids can construct 2 toy Minion models at a time and then rebuild Kevin into Bob, who’s practicing kung fu. That’s why we essentially know squat about the exact story at this point and will have to judge this just on how well it captures some generics from previous movies. With Instructions PLUS, even younger builders can enjoy a sense of achievement from building independently. Upon its initial release last year this set was the first to feature some notable new parts and recolored elements.e. “lair” but again without the context of the film we do not know if a) it’s real and b) what function it serves or c) if the LEGO designers have made it up entirely to add interest to models that otherwise would just be static hollow shells. LEGO has been starting to put the manuals/stickers into shrink-wrapped bags in other sets; I hope we see that happen more often in the future. They have begun to address this with a handful of newer 3 x 3 elements, but there are still notable gaps in the portfolio. It’s kind of hard to turn the knob easily, but the gearing is pretty simple/solid and should hold up to extended play. They are larger than Brickheadz, given that they are built on an 8 x 8 base rather than 6 x 6, but they are still not that huge.