Make a minifigure for new LEGO Ideas Activity

The latest LEGO Ideas Activity suggests that fans build a minifigure to express their personality.

It is time for this week’s LEGO Ideas Activity, with this one encouraging fans to express themselves and their creativity by coming up with a minifigure.

Here is the official explanation of what the Activity is, which can be found on the same page where submissions should be uploaded:

Create a unique minifigure! Express who you are by creating the most individual minifigure you can think of. A doctor with a clown’s wig? Or an elephant with panda legs? YOU decide! Tell us in the caption what “Free To Be Me” means to you!

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As the description makes clear, this is a simple one! There is no size restriction or specific shade of blue mentioned, the only criteria is to use blue LEGO bricks.

This is part of a series on LEGO Ideas that gives little tasks for builders to get involved with – there are no prizes, they are just a way to get involved with building something quick for fun. Each challenge is intended to be something quick and fun, unlike the more in-depth building required for a competition or product idea.

The deadline for this Activity is January 21 at 10.00am CEST.

In other news, the LEGO Ideas 10th anniversary set, LEGO Ideas 21321 International Space Station was revealed by a LEGO Store flyer.

The last LEGO Activity asked fans to construct something only using blue bricks.

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Graham was the BrickFanatics.com Editor up until November 2020. He has plenty of experience working on LEGO related projects. He has contributed to various websites and publications on topics including niche hobbies, the toy industry and education. Follw Graham on Twitter @grahamh100.

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