Big figure

This article should be brickified to fit within the style of Brickipedia.
Please follow the guidelines in the Manual of Style and Wikipedia:How to edit a page.

Big figure

Theme:	Various
Years:	1999, 2008 - 2010, 2012 - Present
[List of appearances]

A big figure is a term for a figure larger than the average minifigure, generally represented by a few, non-poseable moulds, differentiating it from a brick-built figure.

History[edit | edit source]

In 1999, the first big fig, an almost nonposeable Rock Monster was produced. In 2008, the first modern big fig was introduced, the Giant Troll. There were two different kinds, a green Giant Troll with silver armor and a tan Giant Troll with bronze armor. In 2009, two other Giant Trolls were introduced with the same skin tones but with black armor. Tremorox and Geolix from Power Miners were also introduced that year, bearing similarities to the original Rock Monster, but with both arms moveable. In 2010, a Wampa from Star Wars and Eruptorr from Power Miners were both introduced. No more Big Figs were then introduced until 2012, with the Cave Troll and The Hulk, and they have steadily been included in sets since then.

Though big figs have appeared in video games as early as LEGO Rock Raiders in 1999 with recoloured models of the Rock Monster figure resurfacing in other early titles, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes has recently introduced mechanics where larger characters such as Hulk, Juggernaut, and Colossus are playable. This feature is also included in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham with the likes of Darkseid and Gorilla Grodd being made into big figures.

Description[edit | edit source]

A size comparison of Mungus, a big figure, next to Dr. Cyber, a standard minifigure

Most modern big figs, although being designed different, have a similar structure with exceptions. They usually contain one part displaying a head, chest and legs. Connected to the arms are two arm parts which can rotate. There are also hand parts connected to the arms, which can also rotate.

Figures[edit | edit source]

Listed in order of introduction:

Video Game[edit | edit source]

Though Big figures have appeared since LEGO Rock Raiders, they have recently become playable in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes and have continued to appear in subsequent titles by TT Games.

Notes[edit | edit source]

Mungus has a head which can be removed from its body, unlike most big figures.
Most big figures are able to pick up minifigures due to their large hands.

Appearances[edit | edit source]

Two variants of the Hulk big figure

Physical[edit | edit source]

Nonphysical[edit | edit source]

view · talk · edit LEGO Figures

System Scale:	Animal \| Big Figure \| Fabuland Figure \| LEGOLAND Minifigure \| Mini-doll figure \| Minifigure
Young Builder Scales:	DUPLO Figure \| QUATRO Figure
Doll Scale:	Belville Figure \| TECHNIC Figure \| Scala Figure \| Homemaker Figure
Other Scale:	Microfigure \| Micro Mob \| 4+ Figure \| Basic figure