What are Miniland figures?

They are characters built entirely from bricks and plates in the style of the LEGOLAND® model scenes. They are larger than minifigures and more sculptural.

Was this set sold in shops?

Its name links it to a Toy Fair 2011 collector's party, and it is catalogued as a promotional set. We have no reliable details on how it was distributed.

How many pieces does it contain?

It contains 138 pieces, including 57 unique parts, and no minifigures.

Star Wars

LEGO® Star Wars Miniland Figures (Toy Fair 2011 Collector's Party)

Not every Star Wars entry is a starship. This promotional set from 2011, linked by its name to a Toy Fair collector's party, contains Miniland-style figures built from 138 pieces.

Set number: TOYFAIR2011
Year: 2011
Pieces: 138
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 57

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 57

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

Brick-built characters

Miniland is the building style used for the model scenes in LEGOLAND® parks. Instead of assembling a minifigure from a handful of moulded parts, each character is built from bricks and plates, which makes it larger and more sculptural. Applied to Star Wars characters, the style gives familiar figures a very different look. The catalogue does not say which characters are included, so this page sticks to what the data shows rather than guessing at the line-up.

The numbers behind it

The set has 138 pieces spread across 57 unique parts, and no minifigures. The main colours are light bluish grey, green, yellow and reddish brown, an unusually bright combination for the Star Wars theme, where grey and white normally dominate. Green and yellow in particular rarely lead the colour list in this range. The parts list on this page breaks down every element by colour and quantity, which is the most reliable way to understand what the set contains.

A collector's curiosity

Promotional sets tied to events like this were not part of the regular retail range, and reliable details on how many were made are hard to find. That makes entries like this one a puzzle for completists. If you are working through the Star Wars catalogue, you will eventually come across it and wonder what it is. At least the parts and colours are documented here, giving you a clear picture of its contents even if you never see one in person.

Building your own version

Because promotional sets are hard to find, some fans rebuild them from their own parts. The full parts list here gives you everything you need to plan that, and the What can I build? tool shows how much of this and other sets your collection already covers. Miniland figures are also a good way to learn the style before designing your own characters at the same scale. Green, yellow and reddish brown parts are a welcome change from the usual greys.

FAQ

What are Miniland figures?: They are characters built entirely from bricks and plates in the style of the LEGOLAND® model scenes. They are larger than minifigures and more sculptural.
Was this set sold in shops?: Its name links it to a Toy Fair 2011 collector's party, and it is catalogued as a promotional set. We have no reliable details on how it was distributed.
How many pieces does it contain?: It contains 138 pieces, including 57 unique parts, and no minifigures.

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