The actual online editor is hardly the easiest tool to work with, but the possibilities really are endless. Now for the new and improved experience, you can actually go in and design an entirely-new torso print for your sigfig or whatever character you’re looking to bring into LEGO form. Earlier in the year, the LEGO Group launched a Build a Minifigure service online that let builders use existing bricks to assemble their likeness in LEGO.
But as of now it’s just an extra inclusion in the set.īy far the best part about LEGO Minifigure Factory has to be the printed elements. Scanning the code will likely have some kind of tie-in to the experience once it leaves beta and I suspect this will let you share links to custom designs in the future. You’re also getting a printed LEGO brick that has a QR code on it, though there isn’t a use as of now. Then you just pick out which pair of legs you want to complete the figure. From there, you’ll select a base design for with plenty of iconic LEGO wardrobes making the cut including the Classic Space logo and more. Breaking the seal on the back lets you pour out the contents, which includes five different essential pieces to any minifig, an and extra brick that we’ll circle back on in a second.Įach of the personalized figures starts with a head piece which is naturally paired with a hair style of your choice. Right out of the box, or in this the case bubble mailer, the LEGO Minifigure Factory package is a pretty basic paper bag with some fitting branding for the experience. So if you’ve been on the fence about whether spending $12 on a single minifigure is worth it, the answers await below. Today though we’re taking a hands-on look at the finished product and what actually will show up to your door. Debuting back at the end of July, our original coverage offers a more in-depth look at the actual virtual customization experience. That whole experience has now been given the online treatment, with the launch of the LEGO Minifigure Factory. The physical displays would allow builders to customize their own minifigure and have it printed moments later. Some of the more flagship-status LEGO retail stores have long had a way for guests, often times tourists exploring big cities and the like, to walk out of the brick and mortar location with their very own personalized minifig.
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