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|Title = Belville Figure |
|Title = Belville Figure |
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| ā | |Image = |
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|Theme = [[Belville]] |
|Theme = [[Belville]] |
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| ā | |Accessories = |
+ | |Accessories = Dresses, Crowns, etc. |
|Variations = Many |
|Variations = Many |
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| ā | |Years = [[1994]] |
+ | |Years = [[1994]]ā[[2009]] |
| ā | |Appearances = |
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| ā | '''Belville Figures''' are |
+ | '''Belville Figures''' are the [[Belville]]-residing equivalents of [[minifigure]]s. They appear in almost all of the [[Belville]] [[set]]s. |
== Description == |
== Description == |
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| ā | Instead of having the design of |
+ | Instead of having the design of normal [[System]] [[minifigure]]s, they are more similar to dolls. They are taller and more life-like to appeal to young girls. They have jointed elbows and ankles making them more flexible than the usual minifigure. |
| + | It is Mostly pink and purple. |
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| + | In [[2004]] the figures' arms were altered to be less flexible and more like those of traditional System minifigures. Of the four Belville sets released that year, the only exception to this rule is the Denmark-only setĀ [[5877 Wedding Coach]], where both figures have the older-style more flexible arms. |
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| ā | [[File:BelvFem21.jpg|thumb|example of Belville figure]] |
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| ā | == See Also == |
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| ā | * [[DUPLO Figure]] |
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| ā | * [[Fabuland Figure]] |
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| ā | * [[LEGOLAND Minifigure]] |
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| ā | * [[Microfigure]] |
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| ā | * [[QUATRO Figure]] |
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| ā | * [[Minifigures (Theme)]] |
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| ā | * [[TECHNIC Figure]] |
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| ā | * [[Minifigure]] |
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| ā | * [[Homemaker Figure]] |
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| ā | * [[Jack Stone (Minifigure)]] |
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| + | == Belville Figures== |
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| + | *[[Jennifer]] |
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| + | *[[Lucinda]] |
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| + | *[[Madam Frost]] |
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| + | *[[Pamela]] |
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| + | *[[Princess Paprika]] |
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| + | *[[Safran]] |
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| + | *[[Snow Queen]] |
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| + | *[[Belville Baby]] |
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| + | *[[Belville Girl]] |
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[[Category:Belville]] |
[[Category:Belville]] |
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[[Category:Minifigures introduced in 1994]] |
[[Category:Minifigures introduced in 1994]] |
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Belville Figures are the Belville-residing equivalents of minifigures. They appear in almost all of the Belville sets.
Description
Instead of having the design of normal System minifigures, they are more similar to dolls. They are taller and more life-like to appeal to young girls. They have jointed elbows and ankles making them more flexible than the usual minifigure. It is Mostly pink and purple.
In 2004 the figures' arms were altered to be less flexible and more like those of traditional System minifigures. Of the four Belville sets released that year, the only exception to this rule is the Denmark-only set 5877 Wedding Coach, where both figures have the older-style more flexible arms.
Belville Figures
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| DUPLO Scale | DUPLO Figure | Fabuland Figure | QUATRO Figure | |||
| Doll Scale | Belville Figure | Galidor | Homemaker Figure (Maxifigure) | Scala Figure | TECHNIC Figure | |||
| Other Scale | Basic figure | Microfigure | Micro Mob | Nanofigure | Town Plan HO Scale figure | |||
