LEGO® Screeno

Description

A Mixel to click together

Mixels are small imaginary creatures from the range of the same name, and they can be mixed freely with other figures in the series. Screeno is one of them and stands out with a screen motif that fits its name. The set builds quickly, because the figure is a compact body with arms and legs. Afterwards you can recombine it with parts from other Mixels and create completely different creatures, which is the whole point of the line.

Colours and shape variety

Black, blue, white and yellow shape the look. The clear colour scheme makes the figure stand out on a shelf and recalls a display with strong contrast. Of the 73 pieces, 30 are different types, so there are plenty of unusual shapes in a small space. That interests collectors who like to mix Mixels and rely on variety, without having to buy many sets just to get a few unusual shapes. Standing several Mixels side by side shows at a glance how different the colour worlds of the tribes are.

Playing and collecting

The range thrives on mixing: if you own several Mixels, you swap bodies, arms and heads until a new creature appears. Screeno supplies particularly high-contrast pieces for that. The set suits children who enjoy tinkering and collectors who want to complete a series. There is no minifigure, as everything revolves around the figure itself and its parts, which are easy to handle for small hands. Primary-school children who enjoy recombining things will find it a clear little project, and the short instructions keep frustration low.

Building on from here

You will find the full parts list on this page, and the “What can I build?” tool shows what else you can put together from Screeno's parts and your collection. Because Mixels share the same joint system, taking a look at the parts is especially worthwhile if you already own other figures from the series, since the pieces swap over easily. Because Mixels are so small, they save shelf space, and you can display or swap many of them at once without things getting cluttered.

FAQ

How many pieces does Screeno have?

The set has 73 pieces in 30 different types, with no minifigure.

Which range is Screeno from?

It is part of the LEGO® Mixels range and came out in 2016.

Can I mix Screeno with other Mixels?

Yes, that is the idea of the range: bodies and limbs fit the other figures.