United Kingdom – £5.97 for 3, and £1.99 for each additional minifigure.New Zealand – NZD$12.99 for 3, and AU$4.33 for each additional minifigure.Australia – AU$9.99 for 3, and AU$3.33 for each additional minifigure.The Build a Mini beta has just launched in Asia Pacific and Europe, and you can check it out via the links below, along with the pricing: Word on the street is that some critical bugs have been identified, surrounding editing/deleting minifigures, so it looks like LEGO have temporarily disabled the service.Īs it’s the Easter long weekend, I don’t expect this to be fixed immediately, so maybe check back in next week!Ĭlose to a month after the launch of LEGO’s new online Pick a Brick experience, LEGO are now ready to soft-launch it’s online Build a Minifigure service! So far it has great feedback.Update (15/4): The Build a Mini seems to have gone down temporarily. Mini Mi is available as a free download, and you can also purchase expansion packs. The Mini Mi LEGO app is compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation) and iPad. In fact, at last count we calculated 3,805,928,543,217,530,000,000 (three sextillion, eight hundred five quintillion, nine hundred twenty-eight quadrillion, five hundred forty-three trillion, two hundred seventeen billion, five hundred thirty million) possible configurations, with a few other surprises! Tap, double tap, swipe and shake to your hearts content as there is much to discover. So now you ask, what is Mini Mi? Mini Mi is a little app that lets users create and share their own custom minifig likeness. I will let Troy Spracklin, the creator of this LEGO app to tell you all about it: It is with great pleasure that after 7 long months of late nights, early mornings and work filled weekends, we proudly introduce Mini Mi to you all. Today I would like to show you a new LEGO app that is definitely in the fun category. Most LEGO apps are just a fun way to expand the LEGO hobby when we are away from our brick-collection, and some even serve useful purposes (LEGO instructions, LEGO set and minifigure databases, etc.). We have talked about LEGO apps before, and as Apple and Android devices continue to dominate the market we can expect more.
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