Flying Saucer Costume Fan
The costume tradition that has already given LEGO a hot dog, a banana, a shark and a dinosaur reaches orbit here, with a round dish element and a transparent dome clamped between head and torso so that the wearer becomes his own flying saucer.
Data Matrix codes: Flying Saucer Costume Fan
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6484692first batch6484911production batch 26484924production batch 3
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About this minifigure
In space the running joke finds new material. The outfit impersonates a UFO, the green face under the dome leaves it pleasantly unclear who is piloting whom, and children and adults read the idea equally quickly.
For the youngest it is simply a funny figure that begs to be flown around the room. For parents there is a useful detail: it requires no knowledge of any cartoon, so it works as a small present on its own comic merits.
Anyone collecting the costume characters wave by wave has to pick this one up, since the tradition turns up just once in space-themed Series 26. Star printing on the torso and legs, plus the Earth on the back, make it catch the eye on a shelf more readily than most astronauts do.
Did you know: The saucer is built from a round dish element and a transparent dome slotted between head and torso, and the back of the costume is printed with the Earth.
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