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You can’t tell from afar, but looking closer at his cowboy shirt, which has some excellent tassels on them, reveals some sparkly sequins, stars and horse motifs stamped throughout. Next is another LEGO Vidiyo-fied character – the Genie Dancer. This isn’t LEGO’s first foray into genies, but I really like the fantasy/magical features on the Genie Dance. Continue the adventure with this 3in1 model. Rebuild the cake shop and take a break at a relaxing Pool House or open a cozy Food Corner Café. I think I finally realise why the designs just don’t land with me – why do these furry animals have hair on their heads? Just bizarre! Last buit certainly not least, we have the Ice Cream Saxophonist. If you thought anthropomorphic animals were bizarre, how about a living humanoid ice melting ice cream cone?Yeah, this basically makes it impossible to guess at the sets anymore. Lego supposedly does it for environmental reasons but I think they just wanted to sell more stuff – since with he feel-method you would never buy unnecessary extras. It’s great to see the return of the Werewolf head mould which hasn’t been seen since 2015’s Series 14 Wolf Guy, and 2012’s Monster Fighters Werewolf set. The Werewolf Drummer isn’t the only paranormal-themed minifigure in Bandmates Series 1 – we also get a Banshee Singer.

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I was genuinely surprised that LEGO could print on these genie legs. Unlike other Vidiyo minifigures, the Genie Dancer comes with an exclusive accessory – a tambourine! This is the first ever LEGO tambourine and I’m pleased we get a new LEGO musical instrument.

It isn’t a bad minifigure design, and the moulding and printing on the Bunny Dancer’s head is top-notch, but they’ll take a while to get used to. For starters, the colour scheme is unique in an otherworldly way. Her torso design has Middle Eastern/Indian influencers, and the biggest surprise of all – printing on her genie legs/tail! I really want to be in the room/brainstorm where LEGO Designers came up with the concept (and name) of the LEGO Samurapper. This is pretty consistent from each fresh box I’ve been able to find, so the box distribution guide above will hopefully help you locate the characters you want. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.