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When I heard that you can make your own free LEGO Minifigure Family holiday card at minifigure, I gathered up the kiddos and we clicked right on over to give it a go.
My son is a huge LEGO fan. In fact, if you ask him what he wants to be when he grows up, he will tell you that he wants to be a LEGO designer. I know I’m biased, but that’s pretty cute, right? Anyway, I knew that he would get a kick out of turning our family into LEGO Minifigures.
There are lots of options to customize your MInifigure family, and you can include up to 13 people, so you could probably throw in some extended family too.
I was so excited to see that one of the kid’s face options was missing a tooth because my son just lost his first tooth a couple days ago. Perfect! And my daughter gets to live vicariously through her Minifigure and experience the joy of having pink hair (No, I will not dye my three-year-old’s hair pink, thankyouverymuch.)
You can also choose from a variety of scenes to place your family in as well as different greetings. I was partial to the backdrops that looked like they were built out of LEGO bricks. Aren’t those LEGO stockings cute?
We had a great time customizing our LEGO family, and if you have any LEGO lovers in your house, you should probably pop over to minifigurefamily.com right now and make your own!
When I heard that you can make your own free LEGO Minifigure Family holiday card at minifigure, I gathered up the kiddos and we clicked right on over to give it a go.
My son is a huge LEGO fan. In fact, if you ask him what he wants to be when he grows up, he will tell you that he wants to be a LEGO designer. I know I’m biased, but that’s pretty cute, right? Anyway, I knew that he would get a kick out of turning our family into LEGO Minifigures.
There are lots of options to customize your MInifigure family, and you can include up to 13 people, so you could probably throw in some extended family too.
I was so excited to see that one of the kid’s face options was missing a tooth because my son just lost his first tooth a couple days ago. Perfect! And my daughter gets to live vicariously through her Minifigure and experience the joy of having pink hair (No, I will not dye my three-year-old’s hair pink, thankyouverymuch.)You can also choose from a variety of scenes to place your family in as well as different greetings. I was partial to the backdrops that looked like they were built out of LEGO bricks. Aren’t those LEGO stockings cute?
We had a great time customizing our LEGO family, and if you have any LEGO lovers in your house, you should probably pop over to minifigurefamily.com right now and make your own!