Lego Frankie Character Costume

Name: Lego Frankie Character Costume
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Frankie is a mini-figure released in 2011 and is based upon Frankenstein’s Monster. He was created by the “Crazy Scientist” mini-figure. He is green with black hair and has several bandages, stitches and plasters on his head and body. He wears a brown tuxedo, with a ripped top underneath. He is known as “Frankie” at Costumes with Character and was created for Legoland Windsor in 2012. He is made from fleece, velour and appliqued vinyl. The character costume has a slightly friendlier expression than the original mini-figure to ensure he is not too scary. He often features at Brick or Treat even

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Lego Frankie Character Costume

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