LEGO® Boogly

Description

A cooler take on a colourful range

Many Mixels rely on bright, loud colours, but Boogly goes for something calmer. Black, dark blue, light aqua and light bluish grey define the set of 52 pieces, 25 of which are different. There is no minifigure. Light aqua is not that common in small sets, which is one reason to scan the parts list on this page. Each element is shown with colour and quantity, so you can quickly tell which pieces might come in handy for other builds.

Putting it together

This is a quick project. The figure is assembled from a few joints, body parts and accessories that are clicked together following the instructions. With just over fifty pieces the set is easy to take in, and even children with little building experience should manage. Because the figure is articulated, it can be posed afterwards. If you plan to display it, the muted colours make a quiet eye-catcher that holds its own even when parked beside larger models.

Swap parts, make something new

Mixels thrive on exchange: parts from different figures can be combined into new creatures. Boogly brings dark and cool tones to that mix, which contrast strongly with many other characters. If you have several sets from the range, put their parts lists side by side and see which elements match up. That is useful when you are hunting for a particular body shape or pair of arms and want to know which set supplies them.

Where the parts go next

Once the figure has found its shelf, the question becomes what else those parts can do. Use the “What can I build?” tool on Bricoria to compare your collection with catalogue sets. The 52 pieces in black, dark blue and aqua can lend colour to darker models, perhaps an underwater vehicle, a robot or an imaginary animal. It helps most when a build is missing only a few touches of colour. Dark and cool parts are easy to mix up in photos, so a closer look at the list is worthwhile.

FAQ

How many pieces does Boogly have?

The set contains 52 pieces, with 25 different elements. It has no minifigure.

Which colours does the set use?

Mostly black, dark blue, light aqua and light bluish grey.

Can Boogly be mixed with other Mixels?

Yes, the figures in the range are designed to be combined with one another.