How to find one: Try feeling for Pinocchio’s top hat, and then confirm with the umbrella, which has a handle that feels like a hook. Just be sure not to confuse the top hat with Dr. Facilier’s. None of the poses in the photos have been created through Photoshop or in any way digitally altered. Yeah, that’s right – I really can balance on one hand! You will receive 1 Baymax Minifigure from the to be released Disney 100 Series. The bag will be opened to make sure you get the correct minifigure. Then all the contents will be transferred to a new ziploc bag. The minifig will be new, and never assembled

And to tie everything together, the Queen of Hearts has an incredible alternate face with a dismayed/angry expression. This is such an expressive face, and I can see many minifigure photographers, or customisers making great use of this face. The leader of the band of rogues is Robin Hood, who is a cunning red fox with incredible archery skills, and LEGO have made great use of a new moulded head to bring Robin Hood to life. His trademark green garb is printed really nicely across his body, and I also like his green shoes on his feet. Another fantastic Princess addition is Aurora, aka Sleeping Beauty who makes her debut as a LEGO minifigure in the Disney 100 series. If you’re a Disney fan, you are absolutely going to LOVE this series, and I think the Disney 100 series ranks incredibly highly amongst all the other licensed Minifigures Series that LEGO have given us, and especially appropriate to celebrate 100 years of Disney. Do note that boxes can and may vary, so be sure to feel and confirm for the ones you want, especially as sometimes positions may change in transit etc.

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The good news is that there are 2 complete sets in each box of Disney 100 Minifigures, which is great news for those that want to split a box with a friend, or guarantee a complete set.

Like Ernesto, LEGO have done a great job with Miguel and it’s really great to see Coco being highlighted in this series, as I think it’s one of the more underrated Pixar movies. The minifigure is incredible well-designed, with a double cape and collar combo, adding to her dramatic flair. How to find one: Oswald’s head is quite bulbous and round, and both his ears should feel relatively flat. I do think her coat is a little too yellow as it should be slightly paler and creamier for perfect movie accuracy, but she’s still recognisable enough to be unmistakably Cruella. Which... I am not at all complaining about because, while I know that the DTV sequels have a reputation for being cheap, I like some of them; and Patch's London Adventure is for sure among my top-five of them (no, it's not up to the quality of the original, but it IS a very fun ride nonetheless), and Patch himself is quite adorable in it.I saw 101 Dalmatians as a kid when it was re-released in theaters… I’m not old enough to have seen the original run from the 1960s. In fact, I probably saw one of the re-re-re-releases. But, I digress… This movie was not one of my favorites. With that said, Cruella has appeared in several films and series, making her an iconic Disney villain. Why a fashion designer would want to make fur coats out of puppy fur? Who knows. I certainly don’t know anyone who would want to buy one. This Minifigure is nicely detailed with an amazing double-sided face. The puppy element is also new, so hopefully we see more of those in other themes and collections. However, she does have those weird shoe prints that don’t really cover the tops or corners of her feet. Miguel Here’s a look at the Disney 100 minifigures blind bag, which have a “random” minifigure inside. The colour scheme is an satin-y, opalescent silver. This is the final LEGO Collectible Minifigures series that will come in blind bags, as the next series will be in more sustainable (and unfeelable) cardboard boxes. The Queen of Hearts is a larger-than-life character, and is a welcome addition to Alice and the Cheshire Cat, which we got in Disney Minifigures Series 1. LEGO have absolutely nailed the Queen of Hearts’ character design, with the appropriate use of the wide dress piece that we’re starting to see on a more frequent basis.

How to find one: Try feeling for Prince John’s bag, which is quite lumpy and has a flat bottom with a recess. His crown and head is also easy to feel for as the crown has easy-to-feel for square notches.This four-armed variant of Stitch is one of the more unique LEGO minifigures in this series with the awesome twin-arm piece, which makes a return after having only shown up once with the Rio Durant minifigure from LEGO Star Wars. She features a brand new wig, which is an accurate representation of Tiana’s hairstyle, and looks great from the side. She has an alternate face, with a fierce expression. I love the subtle details such as her eyebrows, and eyelashes to give the minifigure a bit more of an East Asian-appearance. The Dr Facilier minifigure accurately captures the smooth-talking voodoo witch Doctor, with satisfyingly sly and evil face, and a top hat with a red brim and skull and crossbones design on it. Despite knowing nothing about this movie, I was really looking forward to this Minifigure. The detailing on it is amazing. I’ve never seen a guitar with so much printing before. Additionally, changing out the skull for a regular minifig head gives you another member for your mariachi band if you’ve collected the past sombrero wearing Minifigures as well. Despite never seeing Coco, Ernesto is one of my favorite characters from the Disney 100 Minifigure Series because of his amazing detailing. Oswald the Rabbit

Robin Hood was one of my favorite Disney movies when I was a kid. So, it’s fun to have this character in Minifigure form. While the sac and coin accessories certainly make sense as inclusions in the blind bag, I do find myself wishing the character came with Sir Hiss instead. A slight modification to the Nagini/Python mold to accommodate a hat would have worked. Slap on a little cloth cape and you would have a great Sir Hiss. Robin Hood

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Pocahontas is a really great minifigure, and fans of the classic Disney movie will be delighted to finally add her to their LEGO collection. If only she came with Flit (the hummingbird) or Meeko (the raccoon), which is something I hope LEGO adds in future sets starring Pocahontas! The translation to a LEGO minifigure is a little clunky and awkward. Baymax is known for being much taller than a human, with a large, shapeless balloon shape, which doesn’t quite work with the minifigure’s fixed proportions.