It’s also worth noting that they don’t let the use of profanities, vulgar references, hate speech, etc., although I have seen some LEGO fans getting pretty creative getting around these limitations which may or may not affect the future of this service. It’s possible that LEGO won’t fulfill my order, as according to their FAQ section, they are not allowing third-party logos, names of organizations, or trademarks on their customized LEGO minifigures. As you can see below, I managed to recreate logo without too much difficulty and placed an order for my minifig.
While creating your minifigure, look for the ‘Customize a torso’ button where you can really get creative with different designs, and patterns, and even add some text!īecause the online version of the service is still very new, there is a somewhat limited selection of parts, but otherwise, it is working quite well.
You can choose from a variety of minifigure heads, headwear, torsos, legs, and accessories. The Minifigure Factory basically lets you personalize and order your own LEGO minifigure. You may also find that the page is unavailable from time to time to implement updates and tweaks. There is a limit of one minifigure per household at this time for the price of $11.99. Please note that they are still putting the final touches on this service, so some parts and features may not be available. LEGO recently opened up the online version of the Minifigure Factory that’s normally available at official LEGO stores.
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