Bird Statue (Custom Mix)
Unknown · LEGO Original Themes (Mismatched Parts)
Assorted Themes · Parts dating from 2011 to 2018
Figure ID
Unknown
Theme
LEGO Original Themes (Mismatched Parts)
Year Released
Parts dating from 2011 to 2018
Rarity
Common (as individual parts), Custom/Inaccurate (as a figure)
Head
White head with printed yellow beak and large black eyes with blue pupils. It is topped with a Dark Blue Pharaoh-style headdress piece (often associated with Series 2 Collectible Minifigures Pharaoh or similar themes).
Torso
Bright Light Blue medium blue torso with light purple scarf and black belt printing. This torso is from Disney's Daisy Duck (Series 1 CMF) or similar Donald Duck variants.
Legs
Dark Blue 2x2x2 slope (skirt piece) with gold and light blue intricate pattern printing. This piece originated from the Ninjago theme, specifically used for character Nya from the 2015-2017 Era.
Accessories
White large arched wings (part 11100) attached via a neck bracket back-plate.
Color Scheme
Blue-centric: Dark Blue, Bright Light Blue, White, and Gold accents.
Printing Details
Moderate. High-quality pad printing typical of mid-2010s LEGO but mismatched across three distinct themes (Disney, Ninjago, and CMF).
Variants
This is a custom assembly (MOC) rather than an official production variant.
Condition Notes
The torso shows some minor scratching on the printing; the wings appear in good condition. Check for neck bracket stress marks.
Estimated Value
The assembly is worth approximately $4.00 to $6.00 USD based on the sum of its used parts.
Price (New)
N/A - Original sets varied from $3.99 (CMF) to $60.00+ (Ninjago sets).
Compatible Sets
70732 City of Stiix (legs), 71012 Disney Series CMF (torso), 71040 Disney Castle (torso).
Character Background
This figure has no official lore as it is a combination of a Disney duck's body, a Ninjago ninja's skirt, and an unidentified bird head/mythological mask.
Design Notes
Interesting color coordination between the light blue torso and dark blue patterned dress piece despite original thematic differences.
Similar Minifigures
Daisy Duck (dis150), Nya - Water Strider (njo315), Pharaoh (col020).
Collectibility
Low as a complete figure, moderate for part-out value for custom building (MOC).
History
Represents the common practice of 'kitbashing' or creating 'purist customs' from odd parts found in bulk LEGO bins.
Interesting Facts
The legs are actually a 'slope' brick used for robes in Ninjago, while the torso belongs to a cartoon duck, showing the versatility of the LEGO system.
Display Suggestions
Works well as a decorative statue or a mythological bird-person in a fantasy-themed display.
Modification Potential
High. The wings and mask are great for fantasy MOCs. The parts can easily be returned to their original respective figures.
Overall Assessment
This is a non-official, mismatched minifigure. While visually cohesive in color, it holds no value as a singular collectible and should be viewed as a creative custom build.