The Spooky History of LEGO Skeletons
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- In 1995, Skeleton minifigures arrived to the world of LEGO - and over the next 20 years, they've been through an exciting and spooky history!
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Today we look back to LEGO skeleton minifigures of the past and present, seeing how they have evolved from floppy armed skeletons of the 1990's, to the fantasy warriors of today!
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I have always been a sucker for arms that move freely
The ninjago pilot is what kinda boosted skeleton minifigures I feel like
They need a skeleton wave
And not just with people skeletons
The only LEGO skeletons I’ve seen are those that came from the Ninjago sets.
Well researched, the is the kind of content we want!
The 360° arm body is definitely really cool, but it made sense to make the ones with droid arms so that they could have a bit more friction :)
Don't forget the dancing skeletons 5:46 that has a skeleton face but a has green skin like a zombie
1:55 that sounded like something else💀💀
What do you think of the new Ninjago set that came out today?
It looks interesting, reminiscent of the 2022 combo-mech but with Zane and Pixal's colour schemes. Will be great to see the full set wave soon!
I really love the Skulkins. They have so much personality and look really cool
I've based my character, Knuckle (aka the one pfp), on Nuckal and my fantasy faction, The Skullkins, on the Skulkins (by name, atleast)
I really wish that they were treated with more respect in Legacy and would show up on TV once more, except without the ugly-ass legacy designs
That's awesome!
It would be nice to see them again, though I feel the awakened warriors and bone warriors are filling that spot in the TV show nowadays.
@@AL123Productions weren't there regular Skulkin in DRS1 at the crossroads?