Series 7 Minifigures
- Sets
- 19
- Since
- 2012
- Newest set
- 2012
Series 7 of the Collectible Minifigures appeared in 2012. It combines warriors from several eras with some of the more light-hearted costume characters in the line.
19 sets
2010s
About Series 7 Minifigures
Characters with a story to tell
Plenty of Series 7 figures work as the starting point for a small scene. The Bride suggests a wedding display, the Daredevil a stunt ramp, and the Ocean King an underwater kingdom. The Bunny Suit Guy is one of the line's well-known costume figures, a person in a full rabbit outfit rather than an actual animal. For fans of historical settings, the Viking Woman, the Aztec Warrior and the Evil Knight each bring a different culture to the table, and the Hippie adds a splash of 1960s style.
From 7 to 11 parts
The Bride (8831-4) is the most detailed figure in the wave at 11 parts. The Hippie (8831-11) and Viking Woman (8831-13) follow with 9, the Daredevil (8831-7) and Evil Knight (8831-14) with 8, and the Aztec Warrior (8831-2), Bunny Suit Guy (8831-3) and Ocean King (8831-5) with 7. Each figure's parts list on Bricoria shows the exact pieces, which is handy if you are rebuilding a figure from a mixed box of loose parts.
FAQ
- How many figures are listed for Series 7?
- The catalogue holds 19 entries for Series 7, all dated 2012.
- Is the Bunny Suit Guy an animal figure?
- No. He is a minifigure wearing a rabbit costume, which is part of the joke.
- Which Series 7 figure has the most parts?
- The Bride (8831-4), with 11 parts.