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I NT RODUCTI ON Monochrome minifigures (in short called monofigs) are LEGO minifigures assembled with 9 parts all in the same color: A head, a torso, 2 arms, 2 hands, hips and 2 legs.

Currently there are 37 completable colors, so a full set of monofigs consists of a total of 333 different bodyparts. It can be a daunting but very fun and rewarding task to complete all colors.

This guide will focus on the completable colors with a large photo and a short description along with some facts and trivia about each color, and you will learn the answer to all of these questions: Which color was the first to be completed in 1979? Which color has taken 23 years to complete? How many monofigs can be completed from discontinued colors? Which colors are only missing a single bodypart to be completed?

Some colors are easy to complete, while others can be more challenging (and/or) expensive. Each monofig has been given a difficulty rating ranging from “easy” to “very hard” giving you an idea of how much work (and money) will need to be put into assembling each of the colors.

On the following pages you can see a preview of the main sections of the guide. You can buy a copy of the book here: WWW.MONOFIGS.COM

WI P I NG Unless you have a secret contact at one of the LEGO factories with access to unprinted parts, some colors of monofigs are impossible to complete without removing the printing.

I NDI VI DUAL COLOR S Each of the 37 completable colors are described individually with a large picture, facts and trivia as well as a difficulty rating ranging from “easy” to “very hard”.

T H E NE XT COLOR S? 6 of the current colors are only missing 1 part to become completable, so they will likely be among the next colors, you can add to your monofigs collection.

COMP L E T I ON T I ME L I NE The first monochrome minifig to be completed was red, which could be assembled in 1979. This chart shows the year of completion of all 37 colors from 1979 to 2016.

ASS EMBLY TIME SPAN This chart shows the time span from the release of the first to the last part in each color. A number at the end shows the number of calendar years it took to complete the color.

MOST USED COLORS These lists show the top-10 most common colors of each of the 5 types of plain bodyparts used in minifigures: Heads, torsos, arms, legs and hands.

WH E RE TO BUY Should you spend the time and money assembling a set of monofigs yourself?

Or should you buy a pre-assembled set? Or maybe a combination of both options?

PRI CE GUIDE Learn which color is the most expensive, and which one would cost you the least to buy from MONOFIGS.COM.

SPE C I FI CAT I ON S PAGES: 98 including cover PAPER: 170 grams semi-matte silk paper with a 350 grams high gloss cover DIMENSIONS: 208 x 280 mm 8.16 x 11.02 inches WEIGHT: 500 grams

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