What really sets Wonder Woman apart is the incredible attention to detail of her entire body.
Unlike every other variant of Wonder Woman, this one features a tiara printed onto her head rather than moulded into the hairpiece, making her even more unique. This princess of the Amazons debuted in 2016’s Batman v Superman wave, introducing a new hair mould as well as an exclusive printed shield. The minifigure is exclusive to this set and features printed arms, a striped cape, as well as an exclusive clone face, though many similar versions have been released, none have been as detailed and accurate as this version. Our first figure on the list is the infamous Mandalorian bounty hunter, who has had 17 variants so far though none are as detailed as his appearance in the UCS Slave One. Even though they are made up of nothing more than legs, a torso, a head, and typically hair or headgear of some sort, the four basic combinations can be arranged into about 865 billion unique combinations based on the parts currently available, and that doesn’t even account for swapping out hands, arms, or accessories. So what are the most detailed LEGO minifigures ever made? For this list, I won’t be including any characters from the Collectible Minifigures Series because it would make this list a whole lot longer… Number 10: Boba Fett Since the very first one in 1978, an estimated 4 BILLION minifigures have been created since. Looking at the history of action figures over the last 50 years, there isn’t a single style of figure that’s as widely recognized and loved as the LEGO minifigure.
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