LEGO® Tuth

Description

Build, swap, recombine

As with all Mixels, Tuth is about more than the finished figure; it is about playing with its individual parts. The body parts sit on ball joints and can be exchanged with those of other figures. Assembling the 67 pieces is short and manageable, so children can do it on their own. If you own several Mixels you can combine them at will and invent hybrids that appear in no instruction booklet. That was the whole idea behind the range, and Tuth delivers it on a small scale.

Light with two splashes of colour

White is the dominant colour, followed by red and light bluish grey, with a medium azure added. It looks fresh and friendly and combines well with the darker creatures of the range. The 28 different part types among 67 pieces show that some elements appear several times, which is handy when rebuilding. If you want white bricks for your own projects, such as robots or small vehicles, this gives you a stock that fits easily into other models.

Look up and compare

Every part with its colour and quantity is in the list on this page. That makes it easier to find single elements when a second-hand set is incomplete. With the “What can I build?” tool you check which other sets your existing bricks could make. For small sets like this the comparison is especially worthwhile, because the parts often overlap with those of other Mixels, so several figures together can produce new models.

A creature for shelf and playmat

Tuth needs little room and impresses with its colour scheme. As a display piece it stands well beside other figures of the range, and as a toy it takes plenty of handling thanks to the joints. For collectors who want every 2016 Mixels on the shelf, the figure belongs anyway. For everyone else it is a low-cost entry into a concept that combines building and play. If you add more figures later, Tuth can serve at any time as a spare-parts supply and swapping partner, extending your collection.

FAQ

How many pieces does Tuth have?

The set has 67 pieces in 28 different types and no minifigure.

Which colours does it use?

Mainly white, red and light bluish grey, with medium azure added.

Is it compatible with other Mixels?

Yes, the figures in the range can be mixed with one another.