I just love that the designers managed to incorporate the melting sections on the head which are just inspired. The hairpiece is pretty neat, but I was a little disappointed that its made out of the rubbery plastic material, as opposed to rigid plastic. That said, I don’t quite mind the Bunny Dancer – LEGO have done bunnies before, and her head isn’t as weird looking as the Red Panda or DJ Cheetah as her features and proportions aren’t as exaggerated. Step seven: Bridge either side of the ramp using two 2 X 10 pieces and add a flat, smooth 2 X 2 piece (known as a tile, fact fans) between these bridges – one on each side. It's important these two squares have a smooth finish to enable the arm to slide easily and dispense your candy. It isn’t a bad minifigure design, and the moulding and printing on the Bunny Dancer’s head is top-notch, but they’ll take a while to get used to.

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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.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.

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Having a Banshee be a singer is a no-brainer, but like most other Vidiyo characters, I would’ve liked some extra accessories as the singular microphone just feels a little plain. Each Bandmate comes with a stand, that doubles as a way to display your Bandmate minifigure, and 3 random Beatbits – all printed tiles which I was quite surprised at how much I liked them. About BeatbitsWhile 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. 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! There’s a lot that the Genie Dancer does right – the magenta hairpiece is a cool new re-colour, the printed genie legs in purple are fantastic, and the LEGO tambourine is the cherry on top of a very appealing cake. I was genuinely surprised that LEGO could print on these genie legs. Unlike other Vidiyo minifigures, the Genie Dancer comes with an exclusive accessory – a tambourine! This is the first ever LEGO tambourine and I’m pleased we get a new LEGO musical instrument. I really want to be in the room/brainstorm where LEGO Designers came up with the concept (and name) of the LEGO Samurapper.