Series 21 Minifigures

About Series 21 Minifigures

A look back at classic Space

The standout for many collectors is Space Police Guy (71029-10), the largest entry at 12 pieces. His design borrows from the classic Space Police sets, a nod aimed squarely at adults who grew up with the old space themes. Next in size is Cabaret Singer (71029-12) with 10 pieces.

Hobbies, jobs and costumes

The rest of the series follows the usual mixed approach of the numbered lines. Paddle Surfer (71029-1), Shipwreck Survivor (71029-3) and Airplane Girl (71029-9) each have 9 pieces. Beekeeper (71029-7), Centaur Warrior (71029-6) and Ladybug Girl / Ladybird Girl (71029-4) come in at 8. The last of those carries both the American and British words for the insect in its name. Between them, these figures cover sport, fantasy, everyday work and fancy dress, which makes the series easy to fit into many kinds of scene.

Sorting loose figures

Every entry has a parts list showing its head, torso, legs and accessories. That is handy when you are sorting a tub of mixed figures or checking a second-hand purchase. You can also compare Series 21 with the other numbered series and note which figures you still need.

FAQ

Which parent theme does Series 21 belong to?

Collectible Minifigures, alongside the other numbered and licensed series.

Which figure is a tribute to an older theme?

Space Police Guy (71029-10), whose design draws on the classic Space Police sets.

What is the smallest entry shown here?

Several figures, such as Beekeeper (71029-7) and Centaur Warrior (71029-6), have 8 pieces.