LEGO releases minifigures from time to time that aren't associated with a building kit. These can become sought-after collectibles depending on the demand and production run. Here are some fun limited minifigures from LEGO that came out in 2015 as part of Minifigure Series 13.
This minifigure is dressed in a white fencer outfit and comes with a rapier and a mask.
This funny minifigure is a man dressed up as a hot dog! Complete with a perfect portion of mustard.
This minifigure is a mummy-dressed Egyptian warrior complete with a bandage dressing, epic shield and sword, and iconic headpiece.
This minifig has a five-o'clock shadow and wears a blue shirt with work jeans. Accessories include a hard hat, piece of lumber, and a saw.
This fun career minifigure comes dressed in a khaki outfit, ready for field work. She wears a safari hat and carries a bone and a fossil.
This retired collectible minifigure is of a girl dressed up as a unicorn, complete with horned beast head cover.
A king is dressed in his finest clothing, complete with red cape and golden crown. The bearded king also carries a sword.
This cute minifigure is of a snake charmer dressed in white and green. He wears a white turban and comes with a flute and a green cobra snake.
This old-school western sheriff figure comes with a cowboy hat and wears a brown vest and a holster. He carries a big gun and a wanted poster.
These little LEGO figures represent the healthcare heroes who have worked tirelessly during our 2020 pandemic. These small trinkets would make a nice gift for your own healthcare hero, or for someone who would like to have a reminder of how a healthcare hero impacted his or her life.
Keep your collection of LEGO minifigures clean, dust-free, and safe in this awesome transparent display case. Mount it on the wall or have it stand on a shelf or other surface for display.
This is a highly collectible minifigure from the Galidor series. This is Nick, a three-piece promotional figure that was released exclusively by McDonald's in 2002.
This awesome collectible piece from LEGO was originally given to LEGO employees as a Christmas gift at the end of 2011. The duck looks a lot like the original, the Wooden Duck, one of the first toys made by LEGO, back in the 1930s.
