LEGO Minifigure Year by Year: A Visual History is a 2013 reference book written by Gregory Farshtey and Daniel Lipkowitz.
The book covers the history of LEGO minifigures created from 1978 to 2013,[1] including a section on the minifigures from the LEGO Indiana Jones theme released between 2008 and 2009.
Publisher's summary
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Includes 3 iconic minifigures!
LEGO® Minifigure Year by Year: A Visual History shows the evolution of this classic toy for the first time ever, with exquisite photography and fascinating facts about each and every minifigure included.
Featuring more than 2,000 of the most significant, popular, and rare minifigures, this engaging reference guide explores minifigures chronologically by theme. Fans will learn little-known facts about their favorite minifigures in this first-ever publishing of the evolution of the famous LEGO minifigure.
Appearances Edit
Characters Edit
- Indiana Jones
- Marion Ravenwood
- René Emile Belloq
- Satipo
- Jock Lindsey
- Kepi German Soldier
- German Soldier with Motorcycle (As "Motorbike German Soldier")
- Henry Walton Jones, Senior
- Mutt Williams
- Peruvian Pilot
- Ugha Warrior
- Russian Guard
- Antonin Dovchenko
- Irina Spalko
- Cemetery Warrior
- Willie Scott
- Short Round
- Grinning Gangster
- Moustache Gangster
- Mola Ram
- Chief Guard (As "Chief Thuggee Guard")
- Thuggee Guard
Sets Edit
- 7623 Temple Escape
- 7620 Motorcycle Chase
- 7627 Temple of the Crystal Skull
- 7199 The Temple of Doom
Behind the scenes Edit
Although the book covers many minifigures from the LEGO Indiana Jones theme produced between 2008 and 2009, not all were included. The most prominent omissions include the Arab Swordsman, the German Mechanic, Kazim, Elsa Schneider and the Akator Skeleton. In fact, the only movie subtheme that has every one of its minifigures represented is Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
