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“The truth is around here somewhere!” --Classic Alien

The Classic Alien, also known as Retro Alien[1] or Gray Alien,[2] is a Minifigure released in 2012 as part of 8827 Minifigures Series 6.

Description[]

This minifigure is based on the appearance of the "Gray Aliens", the most well-known and depicted alien species in extraterrestrial sightings. Its head is a new mould which is grey and round with a pair of black bulbous eyes and a neutral expression. The torso is also grey with muscle printing on the front, and has dark grey hands. Its legs are grey and unprinted with a dark grey hip joint. His accessory is a white laser gun with a transparent green laser. This is the second alien to be released in the Minifigures theme, the first being the Space Alien, and was the only alien in the Minifigures theme with a unique head mould until Alien Trooper from Series 13 was released.

LEGO.com Description[]

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“The truth is around here somewhere!”

The pyramids? These guys built them. The microwave? They invented it. Elvis? Got him right up there on the mothership. All of those totally out-there conspiracy theories about little gray men from outer space are absolutely 100% true – or at least, that’s what the Classic Alien believes.

You see, he’s been out of communication with the home planet for a while (thanks to that whole Area 51 thing), and all of his recent news has come from what he’s read in supermarket tabloids and seen on the internet. Those reporters and bloggers really seem to know their stuff, so he figures they must have the real scoop. After all, if it’s not all true, then what’s he even doing here?


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Strength

CM rating two stars

Creativity

CM rating four stars

Speed

CM rating four stars

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  1. This minifigure was briefly called "Retro Alien" on LEGO.com. It was changed to Classic Alien a few days later.[source?]
  2. "Spot the Minifigures!" LEGO Club Magazine