![]() ![]() Speaking of details, there are plenty of surprises inside… Parts from step-one bags knolled out. The box explains this, but I imagine there were a number of folks who didn’t read the details. It’s important to note that you can’t build Stuart, Kevin and Bob all at the same time. You can’t go wrong with the minifig Minions! Now onto the big boys…īrick-built Minions and their Lair (75551)Īs I said, I haven’t assembled any of the brick-built (or brickheadz) sets, so there was a nice discovery process along the way. Kevin: “Let’s ride!” Gru: “Wheeee!” Bob: “BANAANANAAAA!” Minor gripe: I wish he could sit AND grab the handlebar. I use an X-ACTO knife to place stickers and make sure my fingers and work surface are clean. Unstoppable Bike Chase (75549) Banana? The Minion minifigures are my favorite part of this small set. When the opportunity came up to do a review of these two new sets from Minions: The Rise of Gru,-Unstoppable Bike Chase (75549) and Brick-built Minions and their Lair (75551)-I jumped in. I’m sure the minifigures will be present on future outings and I expect some other fun ideas to percolate, perhaps with a giant Minion tearing through Fredbricksburg. They’re a bit outside of my normal build interest and I do look forward to seeing where they show up in future photos. These sets are the first LEGO brick-built (or brickheadz) kits I’ve worked with. For years my phone ringtone has been the Minion Carl’s recognizable siren-”Bee-Do Bee-Do Bee-Do.” Fun character development, enjoyable storytelling and a unique perspective on the “Evil Villain” character. The Minions movies have been a longtime favorite. ![]()
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