LEGO fans can continue playing their favorite game with LEGO Minifigures Online.In this app you'll find dozens of figures to be collected and many different challenges to be surpassed. New and exciting LEGO adventures. You'll come across all sorts of exciting adventures: tropical islands full of pirates, action in space, dinosaurs, sea monsters. And all the latter on stunning and colorful.

The Mobile AppThe Unofficial LEGO Minifigure Catalog App is a must for every LEGO enthusiast! It contains information about all the Minifigures and Sets from the early beginnings through 2011. Also included are Non-Standard Scale figures such as Duplo, Fabuland, and Belville. Professional high-resolution photographs of every Minifigure and the associated data are included.

Browse the Minifigures and Sets by theme or year. The Unofficial LEGO Minifigure Catalog App can even import/export your data to Brickset.com.

The Unofficial LEGO Minifigure Catalog App can even import/export with your data on. The App is available for and.DemonstrationEnjoy this demonstration of the app. It will show you all the main features of the app.Features. More than 3900 Minifigures, 1400 Non-Standard Scale figures, and 780 Heads listed. High-resolution photographs of every Minifigure.

Thousands of LEGO sets listed. Browse by theme or year. Gangster city game. Search by name. Manage favorite Minifigures. Mark the Minifigures you own. Import and export with account.

Advanced downloading and caching technology. Regular updatesScreenshotsHere are some screenshots taken on an iPhone 3S. The resolution on new models and the iPad are of course much higher.System Requirements and Limitations. The App runs on all iOS devices, including iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. IOS version 4 is required. The minimum version for Android is 2.1. The application uses your internet connection to download the images the first time you look at them.

We recommend using a WiFi connection to avoid possible charges from your network provider. Once loaded the images are cached on your device and no further internet connection is required. A Brickset.com account is necessary to import and export data to it. Please notice that neither Brickset.com nor our App is able to resolve version conflicts.

If you edit the same figure on both the App and the website, then one of them will be lost. It is also possible that Brickset.com has Minifigures that are not yet in our App and vice versa.SupportPlease let us know if you experience any problems with the App. You can leave a comment below or send us an email at. Ultimate tennis league. QR CodeUse this code to get to the stores directly:Android Market LinkiOS AppStore Link. Have installed and am now using to catalogue my son’s (yes -and mine) minifigs. Mostly for identifying which bit from the bottom of the bucket make up which minifig.While overall easy to use, I have found a couple of things.1) and this is just a case of interpretation of meaning I think – when viewing a set, the number of minifigs seems to mean number of different minifigs in set and not the total number – eg in the Imperial Hoth Battle Pack there are two of sw115 (Snowtrooper) giving 4 minifigs in total.2) possibly an error in the cataloging, Advent Calendar 2010 – Pirates. The set description says no minifigs when there are about 8.

And the set itself does not come up using the search function using either “Calendar” or “Advent”.Perhaps a short introduction to the app would sort out the misunderstanding with point 1, and point 2 is just an oversight.Perhaps in. Just got this app for my android phone and I love it. I’m rebuilding all my CMF collection for display and this app will help a lot, especially for the heads.One thing lacking from this app is an easy way to browse the high-resolution photos for when I’m not researching but just want to look at the beautiful pictures. It would be great if at each level (metadata screen, high-res photo screen), there is a way to go to the next minifigure in the list without having to navigate back to the main listing. Perhaps some invisible arrows at the screen corners?Navigation is currently a bit sluggish with the ‘loading’ message coming up constantly. Is this due to the app having to pull photo data from the server?

Maybe you can allow the user with a lot of storage to download ALL the images or allow the user to download image packs by year. Or is even part of the database itself online and thus this app can never be used offline even with all the images downloaded?Thanks! I had been posting in the book forum, there seems to be more action in the app forum. Here is a copy and paste from the other section for anyone interested (it is a few comments spread over a day all merged into a single post)Can you help me with the location of head ’3626ap01 – Minifig, Head Standard Grin Pattern – Stud Solid’. Note that this solid stud, not recessed or hollow.

Brick-link has it released in 3 sets during 1991. Each set seems to have a few minifigures. I cannot link the head to figures in the unofficial app. Bricklick has a generic head rule stated herecalling out:Heads – For figures with moveable arms and legs always use a head with an open stud. When there are 2 entries in the catalog for the same head, one with an open stud and one with a solid stud, always use the one with an open stud.

Only figures using old type torsos and/or legs (part no 17 and 15 respectively) can have solid stud heads.I believe that this corrupted bricklink data for 1978-1989, and further, as these heads should have a standard grin solid stud but the community was pushed to document them with hollow stud headsa further search on bricklink for 3626a. (wildcard in search) shows a handful of other solid stud printed faces from the 1989 area that may have also been pushed to be later archived as hollowJeff.