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Minidoll (14 parts)

Head, torso, and legs required to build a Minidoll. (Minidolls were introduced in 2012 with LEGO Friends.)

Minidolls are slightly taller than Minifigures and feature more realistic proportions. The tradeoff is that their legs do not move independently, and their hands do not turn.

Hair and many accessories are interchangeable between Minifigures and Minidolls so they have their own categories.

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Minidoll (14 parts)
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Minidoll Head
92198

Torso

There are four Minidoll torsos representing a girl, boy, woman, and man.

Minidoll Torso, Girl
73141
Minidoll Torso, Boy
73161
Minidoll Torso, Woman
73152
Minidoll Torso, Man
73441

Skirts & Dresses

This includes skirts, dresses, and ball gowns.

Minidoll Skirt, Right
20381
Minidoll, Long Skirt
92817
Minidoll, Wrap Skirt
11407
Minidoll, Dress
36187
Minidoll, Ball Gown, Octagonal
80336
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Minidoll Mermaid Tail
16530

Pants & Shorts

A variety of bifurcated garments for Minidolls.

Minidoll Pants
16925
Minidoll Pants, Cropped
92819
Minidoll, Shorts
36198

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