The LEGO Movie 2 Collectible Minifigures vignettes: The Wizard of Oz – Follow The Yellow Brick Road

Brick Fanatics presents a series of vignettes based on The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part Collectible Minifigures series. Now, the Yellow Brick Road comes together as a complete scene inspired by The Wizard of Oz

The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part has an impressive range of sets that depict all manner of worlds, characters and vehicles from the imaginative film. In addition to those models, a series of Collectible Minifigures provides 20 appealing characters from the animated feature. To make these minifigures feel right at home, Brick Fanatics has built a series of vignettes, each one bespoke for the relevant character.

In this special bonus entry, the four vignettes inspired by The Wizard of Oz characters combine to create a larger scene.

Follow The Yellow Brick Road

When Brick Fanatics set me the challenge of making a series of connectable vignettes featuring the four main protagonists from The Wizard of Oz, I knew the iconic Yellow Brick Road was going to be the thread that would connect them all together.

I always knew I wanted to feature a rainbow in Dorothy’s vignette but originally I wanted the other three to be focused around the locations where she meets each character. The Tin Man and Cowardly Lion’s locations are very similar, so I decided to build the gates to the Emerald City for the last vignette.

When all four are connected together I think Dorothy’s journey through the merry old land of Oz to the Emerald City is perfectly represented.

Return to Brick Fanatics each day for a new vignette inspired by Collectible Minifigures 71023 The LEGO Movie 2.

Check out more of Dimitri’s work on Instagram, where his handle is @legodimnico.

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Dimitri Nicomanis

I have more than 20 years in television production and photography and can finally put all that experience to good use by combining it with my number one passion in life, LEGO! I love all things brick-related, but the theme that really floats my boat is the original LEGO Pirates range. I currently have a LEGO wishlist that far outstretches my shelf space... and bank balance!

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