This is the Ahsoka Tano minifigure. Ahsoka is one of the newer characters from the Clone Wars animated series. She becomes Anakin Skywalker’s apprentice who takes her on reluctantly at first, but they soon get on.
It seems that the newer Star Wars themed figures are becoming a lot more detailed in the face. Still not sure I like it.
This is the Princess Leia minifigure that comes with the Battle on Endor set where I also got the Han Solo minifig I recently wrote about.
I’m not too sure about the red lips though, and it looks too much like she is wearing jeans, but anyway, a decent minifigure none the less.
I recently bought the battle on Endor set as it had quite a few decent minifigs including this on of Han Solo. It also comes with Chewwy, Princess Leia, several Ewoks, a couple of speeder bikes with Scout Troopers and some rebel solders in forest uniform. Not a bad set really.
Han Solo is one of the Star Wars LEGO characters that comes in a lot of different looks. I do have several other versions too which will be posted up soon.
Having had a slight technical glitch with my flash set up, I am now pleased to report that it is now fixed (replaced) and more photos will be appearing soon.
Since my last update many moons ago, I’ve acquired more minifigures, mainly from the Star Wars themed sets, as well as several of the kits so I’ll be busy taking some more pictures and posting them as soon as they are ready.
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Another character from the Batman series and themed sets. I got this one along with a biplane and the Batman helicopter and Batman in blue. Not a bad set really.
It’s a good little minifigure this one, lots of detail, a funky big hat and that enormous sythe.
This is the Anakin Skywalker minifig I mentioned in one of my posts from last year. I am still not convinced about the amount of detail on the face. It just doesn’t seem ‘LEGO enough’ to me. Anyway, I believe this was the first figure that used this type of hair moulding… but I could be wrong. If I’m not wrong then that’s a pretty geeky factoid innit!
This is one of my favourite star wars minifigures, I just think the detail is spot on with the head gear and I reckon it’s one of the coolest looking minifigs I have.
I might try and get hold of a few more of these so I can build up some scenes for some more photos.
I also have the Batman minifigure where his is wearing his more well known black and grey outfit, rather than the blue version I posted yesterday.
I think the black and grey version is the better version, but there’s not much in it.
This is one of my Batman minifigs. This one sees him in his blue and grey outfit which is more the Adam West years than the Michael Keaton or Val Kilmer years.
Batman minifigures had a bit of a jump in value recently when the latest film came out, the joker figure shot up in price, largely due to the character who made the latest batman movie as good as it was.
This LEGO collecting is getting addictive. Since my last post, I have expanded my collection, but haven’t had a chance to take any pictures of them yet.
I’ve managed to get:
Rebel Scout Speeder #7668 which includes a small speeder craft and for rebel soldiers. These rebels are, I think my favourite minifig so far. This image shows how cool they are:
That brings my total rebels to 5. Not quite an army, but should be good for some photo set ups.
Imperial Dropship #7667 which has 3 storm trooper minifigs and a dark trooper (I think that’s what it’s called) which is basically a black storm trooper plus a little craft. No pictures of that yet either I’m afraid.
Finally, for this post anyway, I picked up Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter #7669 which includes R2-D2 and Anakin with brown wavy hair. The fighter is pretty cool, although I’m not too sure about the amount of detail on Anakin’s head. I think there is just a bit too much and just doesn’t look LEGO enough, but I’m sure I’ll cope.
Anyway, more collection updates soon with more pictures too.
