Lego medieval figures series#

We might still get a series or two before that, but only time will tell for sure. You can read more about that in the article I wrote a while back. Instead, Minifigures will come in cardboard packaging. Later in 2023, the LEGO® Group will move away from the foil packaging we’re all used to. Sadly, this is one of the last feel guides True North Bricks will produce. However, the ears and teeth of the Orc are a separate piece from the head, and much smaller than this helmet. Before finding the Orc, I initially thought the helmet could be the Orc’s head. It has two large and two small wing structures coming off of it. No other character in the series comes with so many small pieces. The blind bag contains multiple roller skate pieces, as well as a couple of 1×1 tiles and plates.

In terms of finding this character, feel for a bunch of small, 1×1 pieces. I’ve always wanted to build a space scene… Maybe the Robot Warrior will come in handy some day. I’ve skipped a few in the past only to wish I had bought them later. However, experience taught me that you never know when you will need a particular Minifigure. Since I am not currently building anything space related (hence the pics in the Eiffel Tower), I do not have much need for a futuristic robot character. I am neither here nor there about this character. Its characteristic arc with a point at the center is easy to feel. This minifig is also one of two double-bagged characters in series 24, again making the packet thicker. In terms of finding the character, the easiest item to feel is the falcon. This one features a new design and cape to add to the army. Additionally, they appeared in the Build-A-Mini station at the LEGO® Store in June 2022. We’ve seen them in the Creator 3-in-1 Medieval Castle, the Ideas Medieval Blacksmith, and the Lion Knights’ Castle.

I grew up with Black Falcon Knights and I am thrilled to get so many of them over the last couple of years. This is one of my favorite Minifigures from the series. The box contained three complete sets of the series. Finally, across the entire back of the box, I found alternating Rococo Aristocrat, the Rocking Horse Rider, the Football Referee, and the Potter minifigs. Meanwhile, in the middle right of the box, there was the T. In the middle on the left, the Paper Boy alternated with the Carrot Mascot. On the front right, I found the Falconer and Robot Warrior. When facing the box, the front left had alternating copies of the Conservationist and Astronaut. The box I received was organized into five sections. Similar to series 23, the distribution of characters in the box was not random. I will provide my honest opinion about these characters. However, the provision of products does not guarantee a favorable review. NOTE: The LEGO® Group provided this set for free. I’m quite excited because I think this is the best wave of characters we’ve seen in a while. If you follow True North Bricks on social media, you also know I’ve posted individual feel guide episodes for each character on YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram over the last several days. I’ve felt my way through an entire box of Series 24 and these are my tips and tricks for finding each character in the collection. If you’re looking for a specific character, or just hoping to not get doubles, we’ve got you covered! This is the True North Bricks Minifigures Series 24 feel guide. The latest collection of LEGO® Minifigures is hitting store shelves.

Lego medieval figures