Minifigures Disney Series 71012 (Maleficent)

LEGO. What else? Made for eternity.

UPDATE - The below review can be ignored. The idiot I bought this for has now found the missing item - he dropped it in a drawer when he opened it (I'm rolling my eyes as I type :-) sorry for bad review. Excellent item.I bought this as a Christmas gift for a friend and when he opened it, he saw that the body/arms part of this was completely missing from the pack. Unimpressed with this since it was a Christmas present and it's not exactly cheap for such a small item. I would like a replacement ASAP since I don't think paying £9.00 for a Donald Duck head/feet is quite acceptable.

Bought as a Christmas gift. Very cute, although it arrived in a clear plastic sleeve with instructions, had to find a nicer container to gift it in. Other then that, it is what it is. Cute!

A (slightly creepy, but) cool Lego figure and a brilliant recreation of the Disney character. Item as shown on product page.

Basic figure with no props ...But it's a brilliiant translation of Mickey into Lego.Should make people that want to play or collect very happy.10/10

Extremely cute. Really well made but I wouldn’t say it was worth the money that it is.

Perfect. As described, arrived very quickly, would definitely recommend this seller. It's a bit early but I'm starting to collect bits for my kids stockings. As a lego and Stitch fan, I expect he'll be over the moon with this arrival!

My son, bless his cotton-blend socks, loves both Lego and Lilo and Stitch (Stitch being the most evil, dangerous creature in the Universe that is slowly tamed by a loving family. And also has One Of Those voices - you can see the appeal), so when I saw that this existed, I was eager to get it for him as a little extra birthday pressie.You can buy the little packets that this series of minifigs come in for around £2 on the high street, though you'll be risking various princesses and whatnot before you get exactly the one you're looking for. Given that, 10 days before a child's birthday, you're a bit short on both time and money, I thought I'd buy it from this seller instead... at almost 300% mark-up in price.Well, okay. Perhaps that's the cost of convenience, except that the seller hasn't provided any kind of special service beyond learning to read the little dotted code each character has on their packet and then sorted them out ready to send. Which, you know, given half an hour and a cup of coffee I could (and maybe should) have managed myself.However, then the minifig arrived late (ordered on the 5th, told it would be up to 3 days - it took 9), on the evening of the day before my son's birthday. Too late to wrap it, I just let him open the parcel in the end. He was, of course, thrilled, but my plan was for him to find it sitting atop his birthday cake, so I was scuppered there.And then, as if they were anticipating a glowing review, an email arrived asking for feedback. Which tends to put my nose out of joint: if someone wants to leave feedback, they will. And that's more likely if they haven't received somewhat shoddy service for a somewhat over-priced item in the first place. Being an autonomous adult aware of how Amazon works, I find spam in my inbox annoying and somewhat patronising - please stop it now.So... in conclusion. The Stitch minifig IS absolutely adorable and will delight whoever is a fan of both him and Lego, but I'll not be using this seller again.