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The Werewolf Drummer isn’t the only paranormal-themed minifigure in Bandmates Series 1 – we also get a Banshee Singer. The 2 x 2 tile reminds me of album cover art, and music posters that I used to have decorating my room. I still collect CDs (and some vinyl) for fun, and these are a cute little reminder of a simpler time when music was tied to physical media, and didn’t just come from a streaming service. I really want to be in the room/brainstorm where LEGO Designers came up with the concept (and name) of the LEGO Samurapper. That said, we now have our frontwoman for our all-ghost band, the Shrieking Studs! There small but passionate subsection of LEGO fans who love paranormal-themed minifigures are going to love adding the Banshee Singer to their collection. Did you know Old Town Road is almost 2 years old? Thankfully, both disco and cowboys are timeless, and they come together to form the Discowboy minifigure!

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You can’t tell from afar, but looking closer at his cowboy shirt, which has some excellent tassels on them, reveals some sparkly sequins, stars and horse motifs stamped throughout. LEGO’s Collectible Minifigures have long been known to house and introduce Animal Costume minifigures, but Vidiyo has just short-circuited that, and went straight to give us anthropomorphic animal minifigures instead – such as the Red Panda Dancer.Features a buildable LEGO® cake shop with a colorful facade, large bay window, rotating cake stand, 3 red-and-white striped awnings, roof terrace with seating area, cake-and-pastry-decorated cake sign, ATM, plus a vending stand, gumball machine, and flower and cupcake decorations. As his name suggests, the Alien’s instrument of choice is the keytar – the result a keyboard having a baby with a guitar. You can’t expect a DJ to function without some vinyl to spin and scratch on, and you get this excellent baby-blue coloured record with a palm tree sunset design on it. RIP all those that rely on feel guides, and years of training their fingers to deftly identify minifigure blind bags. It’s truly an end of an era.

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One of LEGO’s brand new endeavours this year is LEGO Vidiyo, its brand new music video maker theme, which was hatched through a collaboration with Universal Music. Next is another LEGO Vidiyo-fied character – the Genie Dancer. This isn’t LEGO’s first foray into genies, but I really like the fantasy/magical features on the Genie Dance. Easily swap the window, door and other modular sections to customize the cake shop with the LEGO® Creator modular system.

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On the flipside of the instruction leaflet are instructions on how to assemble the minifigure’s Beatbits display stand, and tie-ins into the Vidiyo app itself. The good news, each box of Vidiyo Bandmates has 2 complete sets of minifigures, and I’ve been able to test out and confirm the following positions of minifigures in each fresh box. The Alien’s cyclops eye, and all-new hairpiece which has 2 orange antenna popping out of the hair, and big smile come together quite nicely in a rather novel way – cheery, happy, well-natured aliens are a bit of a rarity in LEGO as they’re often depicted as enemies or villains. I just love that the designers managed to incorporate the melting sections on the head which are just inspired. It’s re-assuring that the N-POP Girl from the LEGO Ninjago Movie has found alternative employment as a Cotton Candy Cheerleader – I was beginning to worry that her career prospects tanked after the flop that was the LEGO Ninjago Movie.

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I think I finally realise why the designs just don’t land with me – why do these furry animals have hair on their heads? Just bizarre!Next in the line of bizarre humanoid animals, we have DJ Cheetah, another anthropomorphic character. Like the Red Panda Dancer, DJ Cheetah uses the same special moulded head, which takes a bit of getting used to for me. While the moulded head is cool, and I really like how far LEGO’s moulding technology can stretch, something about some of these Vidiyo animals just makes me feel uncomfortable – like they’re not quite minifigures, which is weird because I like Chima and Fabuland.