Set Review ➟ 71045 LEGO® Series 25 Minifigures
Woo-hoo! It is Series 25 Minifigures. And I am glad that I am not in charge of parts sourcing because if every one of these boxes actually does have parts coming from five different countries, that’s the kind of headache I can do without. On to the figures!
E-Sports Gamer. Hot pink seems to be the go-to hair color for E-Gamer gals in LEGO world.
Fierce Barbarian. Not to be confused with mellow barbarian. Also, not every barbarian can wield a sword that is longer than the barbarian is tall. Just fierce ones.
Film Noir Detective. The red herring is a little on the nose.
Fitness Instructor. Hmm. I wonder if the 10 undefined units of weight this instructor is carrying weighs more or less than the light purple boom box the earlier CMF Fitness Instructor carries.
Goatherd. I don’t know if that is gruyère goatherd is holding or maybe chèvre. Maybe it is a large aspirin.
Harpy. Even with hands like she has this lady manages a mean braid.
Mushroom Sprite. Must be some good shrooms make a kid smile like that.
Pet Groomer. Pet Groomer? Pet? Pet? You notice no scars on the figure? That's because she doesn’t groom cats.
Sprinter. So, the first minifigure with two prosthetic legs.
Train Kid. After the debacle with the bunny suit and shooting his eye out with the Red Rider BB gun, mom got Ralphie this.
Triceratops Costume Fan. Finally! Get your T-Rex Costume Fan from Series 24 and Triceratops and T-Rex can go at it.
Vampire Knight. Holey necks, Batman! It is a batty update to Basil the Bat Lord.
Vampire Knight with Basil the Bat Lord
The Randolph T. Fielding Absolutely Administrivia Section
In the recolor department we have the 2514 paperboy hat in medium blue and the 86398 gamer hair in dark pink.
The 78134 skirt is in white. I don’t know that I’m a fan of this skirt as it doesn’t clear the hand and limits arm movement.
Moving on from recolors, Detective hat is part number 5188.
The 105189 mushroom hat is dual molded and has a hole in the top. As the hole is not used this time out, we can probably expect to see this mold again in the near future.
Sprinter’s hair is part number 5108. It also has a hole in the top.
Groomer’s hair is part number 103749. It is dual molded.
In what is probably the single part with the most different part numbers, the axe head this time out is numbered 79805. The magnifying glass is the 38648 version.
Here’s a closeup of the gamer gear.
Mushroom Sprite’s butterfly is part 80674. I don’t know if that antistud design is unique, but I think it is the first time I’m seeing it.
Triceratops head is dual molded part 105225. Triceratops tail is rubbery part 19973.
Dog is part 5109.
The goat is back. Expect fistfights in the aisles with customers trying to amass a herd. Goat appears to be part 5170. That first digit is really difficult to see. If these part numbers get any smaller and farther recessed, we are all going to need microscopes to see them.
The goat horns appear to be painted.
The dual-color molded sword I’m going to guess is part 1996 and not 9661.
Vampire Knight’s helmet is part number 5187.
While Noir Detective’s collar appears to be the traditional starched fabric, the knight’s cape is different. It is stiffer and to my eye a white fabric that has been printed on either side.
Left: Bat Lord’s cape. Right: Vampire Knight’s cape.
Reverse (insides) of capes.
Disclaimer: LEGO kindly provided the set for this review.
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