LEGO 71025 Minifigures Series 19

Product Information

LEGO did a really great job with the amazing printing on most minifigures, and for the great spread of accessories. Her accessory, while fitting her role is a little boring – it’s a megaphone with the City Fire Fighter emblem printed on it. If they had added in a new Dalmatian, or cool new hose accessory, I could be convinced otherwise, but the Fire Fighter is the de facto dud of Series 19.

There’s something for everyone, from Classic Space nuts, to LEGO Castle Fans, to die-hard Johnny Thunder enthusiasts, and even Carebear followers, and of course collectors of Animal Suit Minifigures. We start with a great addition to the minifigure lineup, a Dog Sitter, or if I were in charge of naming minifigs – the Pooper Scooper. The Fox Costume Girl’s bright orange fox costume is amazing, and I love how detailed her headpiece is, and the printing is pretty decent.But I’m glad they did, because the Mountain Biker is such a breath of fresh air on the existing minfigure with handheld accessory. The Care Bear Bear Costume Guy is another fun, zany addition. Built on The LEGO Movie Series’ Panda Suit Guy, the Bear Costume Guy is all about rainbows and love hearts. The printing on the mountain biker is one of the most detailed in this series, with a colourful coral lycra top, and blue pants. It only took LEGO 19+ series to get to a 50-50 gender split, but I guess 2019 is better than never, so kudos to LEGO for championing equality!

It goes without saying that I’m a big fan of the Fox Costume Girl, and am very happy to finally get my hands on her. How To Find One: Try feeling for the Video Game Champ’s 2 x 3 tile, which is quite large and super easy to find, given its flat texture. Just be sure that it’s not the Pizza Costume Guy, which is easy to eliminate thanks to his large suit. Unmasked, the Fright Knight has a ghastly pale blue face, a large sinister smile and bright white eyes. Don’t know about you, but I get serious White Walker vibes from him. If I could improve Monkey King, I’d have included the cloud base from the Unikitty series, as he’s known to fly around on a magical cloud. The Monkey King has to be one of the most detailed minifigures ever printed – his armour printing on his body, including a jade (?) gem in the middle of his chest, and belt are great touches.Any time a new Animal Costume Minifigure is introduced is an occasion to celebrate. Here’s a shot of all Animal Costume Minifigures as of 2019, bringing the total up to 18 different animal characters. How To Find One: It’s best to feel for the Dog Sitter’s shovel, with its long thin handle, and flat section at the end. The Dog Sitter’s cap, with its curved brim is also quite easy to feel for. Thanks for reading! I hope you enjoyed reading my review and I’d love to know what your favourite characters are from Series 19. Share your thoughts in the comments section! The Monkey King is one of the frontrunners of my favourite minifigures of 2019. The minifig design is just inspired, and LEGO clearly pulled out all the stops in getting this one right, from the accessories to the incredible printing detail.

Rugby conjure images of tough as nails men duking it out on a muddy field, and what I like most about this minifig is his alternate face, where the player has been roughed up, sporting a bruised eye, and missing teeth but still with a happy smile.The cool thing about the Rugby Player is that he comes with a new Rugby Ball accessory – the design is neat as it has a handle for a minifig to grasp it. Not sure what the Supreme branding is about – maybe someone in the Minifigures design team is a massive hypebeast? Kudos to the bold designers who proposed this idea, and even more commendations should be shared with the Design Leadership team for approving it.