LEGO Mini Figures: The Lazy Way to Collect Waves 7 & 8
Sure, you could download a guide for the “secret” bump codes on the back, or harness your blindfolded hand sensation Jedi trick to feel your way through packages to determine the difference between a bride mini figure and a bulbous cactus head mini figure … frankly, I never could. 🙂
At Entertainment Earth, there is a lazy way … just buy the box and open ’em all. 🙂
Each about $175 for 60 sealed figures (slightly less than the price per at retail).
And Wave 8.
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5 September 2012
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I find that some series it is easier to do the ‘feel the dot’ thing than others certainly. I pick up as many different ones as I can and normally only need a few more to complete a set. It is than pretty easy to get the extras from ebay.
The Black series 8 is easier to figure out the bump codes.
I found that the dots printed through to the front of the packs.
Picked up 11 different ones the other day at TRU.
Met: Off topic, but is there any news of the Target 20 pack “CARS Radiator Springs to the Rescue” for the holidays?
(MET: Humm, haven’t seen it listed anymore – might be gone?)
Lazy? I prefer the term efficient… but since I don’t usually collect Lego Minifigures, I don’t have the skills that some do.
so funny, it’s so easy to tell what’s in the bag. took me only 20 mins to get the whole collection picked out. Never had a double and have been collecting since minifig series 5
Feeling through the packages takes patience and some serious skills.. After a few attempts, I want to give up…