Minifigures no question. I hate minidolls, wish they never existed. I don't get why they feel that girls prefer minidolls. I bet most girls would rather just play with female minifigures:S:P.
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Minifigures no question. I hate minidolls, wish they never existed. I don't get why they feel that girls prefer minidolls. I bet most girls would rather just play with female minifigures:S:P.
I like them both, but I prefer minidolls. They look more like actual people, for one thing.
They're not customizable though, and really don't even seem LEGO:S.
Define "customizable." They're not exactly what you think of when you think of LEGO, but I still like that there's an option between figures and dolls.
They're not customizable though, and really don't even seem LEGO:S.
Define "customizable." They're not exactly what you think of when you think of LEGO, but I still like that there's an option between figures and dolls.
You can change their parts. You can't change minidoll parts.
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They're not customizable though, and really don't even seem LEGO:S.
Define "customizable." They're not exactly what you think of when you think of LEGO, but I still like that there's an option between figures and dolls.
Define "customizable." They're not exactly what you think of when you think of LEGO, but I still like that there's an option between figures and dolls.
You can change their parts. You can't change minidoll parts.
On minifigs, you can change their heads, hairpieces, shirts, and pants, which are the same things you can change on minidolls. Minifigures are different in that you can move their hands and legs, which you can't do with dolls, but other than that they're the same.
Define "customizable." They're not exactly what you think of when you think of LEGO, but I still like that there's an option between figures and dolls.
as far as i'm concerned they're not lego
Minidolls are only included in Friends and Princess sets, so as far as I'm concerned, if someone doesn't like minidolls they should just buy sets other than Friends or Princess.
Not that I'm trying to start a war here or anything
You can change their parts. You can't change minidoll parts.
On minifigs, you can change their heads, hairpieces, shirts, and pants, which are the same things you can change on minidolls. Minifigures are different in that you can move their hands and legs, which you can't do with dolls, but other than that they're the same.
Oh, I just assumed minidolls were one piece. Guess I have never touched one, and I hope I never have to:P.
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I like minifigures more, but minidolls are actually pretty good too.
I don't have much sets that have the minidolls in them, but I was fascinated by the hairpieces. I ended up separately buying a black version of Emily Jones' hairpiece for one of my custom minifigures.
On minifigs, you can change their heads, hairpieces, shirts, and pants, which are the same things you can change on minidolls. Minifigures are different in that you can move their hands and legs, which you can't do with dolls, but other than that they're the same.
Oh, I just assumed minidolls were one piece. Guess I have never touched one, and I hope I never have to:P.
Lol, I think minidolls are the only things I've ever used. I'd say we're at a truce with the discussion, so let's agree that both minifigures and minidolls are equal. [a]
One big problem with minidolls is that they can't sit down. No one has seemed to address this so I will
Actually they can sit down. Their legs have a single joint that moves their feet in front of them and allow them to sit down. It's not exactly the most ideal design, but it works regardless.
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