Imperial Flagship 10210 Mini Fig Query

jason_ni

Can any one who has this set confirm? Do the mini figures have holes in their heads at the top, or are they solid?

So are they like head 1 or 2? Or something else?

Likewise, are bodies like A or B? Or Something else?

https://imgur.com/gallery/1wO9qVH

Appreciate any input!

Legoboy

They should all be 'blocked open stud' according to Bricklink's inventory.  The blue one in the image below.

https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemInv.asp?M=pi116

jason_ni

Ah ok, that concludes the head, thanks! 
Didnt realise bricklink went into that detail with regards to the head type!

Any ideas on the legs?

Legoboy

If you click that link I provided above, it will take you through the inventory of one of the minifigs.  Here is the inventory to one set of legs.

https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemInv.asp?P=970d09

and entries to each of the minfigs.....  https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemInv.asp?S=10210-1&viewItemType=M

graphite

I can confirm that on my set they are the "blocked open stud" type.

jason_ni

Sorry, I didnt mean the legs, I meant the body.  I've checked on bricklink, and it doesnt really show the cavity.
Just wondering if it's either if the 2 body types I linked in imgur.

oldtodd33

Your first picture of the minifigure cavity doesn't look like a Lego fig. The second picture is correct for that year. 

jason_ni

oldtodd33 said:

Your first picture of the minifigure cavity doesn't look like a Lego fig. The second picture is correct for that year. 

Cool, thanks for confirming, it is what I suspected.  The 2nd proper one  is of the official pirate shipwreck model 6253, the 1st weird cavity is from a claimed imperial flagship I have bought, but pretty sure it is lepin.

oldtodd33

If the studs don't say Lego on them, they aren't Lego EVER.

LusiferSam

There are three types of torsos, not two.  There is hollow or O type, short rib or H type and long rib or X type.  O type were used until the early 80s. H type were from the early 80s to the late 90s or early 2000s.  And X type are what are currently being used.  Nearly every set from the last 20 years would be X type.

jason_ni

LusiferSam said:

There are three types of torsos, not two.  There is hollow or O type, short rib or H type and long rib or X type.  O type were used until the early 80s. H type were from the early 80s to the late 90s or early 2000s.  And X type are what are currently being used.  Nearly every set from the last 20 years would be X type.

Thanks, I came across this, its quite interesting, pretty much confirms what you have said!
https://ramblingbrick.com/2018/04/23/forty-years-of-minifigures-some-of-the-changes-are-on-the-inside/