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Parts and Accessories
The Crazy Scientist is composed of four main parts – a hair piece, head, torso, and legs.
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The torso and arms are white with black hands. The print on the torso is of a lab coat and belt with chemical stains on the coat.
The legs are black with white hips and no visible print.
LEGO.com Bio
"Ah hah hah hah! They called me mad at the university...and they were right!"
The Crazy Scientist really loves mad science. He's got all the right equipment: a spooky old laboratory, shelves of beakers and tubes full of bubbling liquids, and even one of those antenna things with the little bolts of lightning that go up and down. He's still looking for just the right creepy assistant, but he's sure that one will answer his ad soon.
On the other hand, there are the experiments. The Monster was one, but just like the rest, it didn't turn out quite as planned. It was supposed to be all evil and scary, but instead it turned out friendly and nice. No matter how hard he may try, the Crazy Scientist can't seem to create anything really bad. He just doesn't know where he's going wrong, and it's driving him crazy!
Army Building Potential
The ABP for this figure is low, unless your scientists are into 'cloning' of course...
Feeling It Out
The hair and the flask are the most unique items here, likely to be felt through the packaging.
Pre-Identifying Figures
Series 4 will be using the same 'dot code' approach to identifying which figures are inside each pack. The following dot codes were provided by minifigcollector.com who will have a corresponding app for Android smart phones. You can see the entire dot code sheet here.
The Big Draw
The head print and flask are the most attractive items for me. The hair is unique and may be appealing to some.
