Clockwork Robot
col093 · Collectible Minifigures
Series 6 · 2012; released as part of the Collectible Minifigures (CMF) Series 6 blind bag wave which introduced 16 unique characters.

Figure ID
col093
Theme
Collectible Minifigures
Year Released
2012; released as part of the Collectible Minifigures (CMF) Series 6 blind bag wave which introduced 16 unique characters.
Rarity
Uncommon; as a retired 2012 CMF, it is no longer available in retail. While 3 units were typically found in a full case of 60, it remains highly sought after by completionist collectors.
Head
Medium Nougat with light blue eye sensors, a small red mouth, and vertical mechanical vent printing. It is unique to this character and notably lacks a stud on top, featuring a hole/recess for the wind-up key accessory (missing in image).
Torso
Medium Nougat with intricate mechanical printing. Front detail features a white clock/gauge, gears, and copper-colored wiring. Back printing (not visible but present) continues the mechanical plating look. Includes black hands to simulate pincers.
Legs
Medium Nougat with detailed mechanical panel printing on the front. Includes designs of vents, pistons, and joint segments. No side or back leg printing.
Accessories
Originally included a Pearl Gold wind-up key that fits into the back of the torso/head. The figure in the image is missing this essential accessory.
Color Scheme
Primary Medium Nougat based on the 'Steampunk' aesthetic, with Copper, Black, and White accents for the mechanical internals.
Printing Details
High-quality pad printing on the head, torso, and legs. The level of detail on the mechanical 'internals' was quite high for 2012, demonstrating the evolution of the CMF line's design language.
Variants
No official color variants exist; however, this figure's design served as a spiritual successor to the Series 1 Robot (col008).
Condition Notes
Key concerns include scratching on the flat, smooth head and torso. The wind-up key (missing here) is the most frequently lost part. The Medium Nougat plastic is generally durable and resistant to yellowing.
Estimated Value
Used (Complete): $5-$8 USD. Used (Incomplete/Missing Key): $3-$5 USD. New (Sealed Bag): $15-$20 USD.
Price (New)
$2.99 USD (original retail price for a Series 6 blind bag).
Compatible Sets
8827 Collectible Minifigures Series 6.
Character Background
Described by LEGO as a mechanical toy that wants to be a 'real robot.' It is a steampunk-inspired character known for needing to be wound up to function.
Design Notes
The head mold is specifically designed with a flat top and a technical hole to allow the wind-up key to 'plug into' the robot's back/head region.
Similar Minifigures
Robot (Series 1), Clockwork Man (Series 18), and various Steampunk-inspired figures from the Master Builder Academy sets.
Collectibility
Moderately high. Series 6 is considered a 'classic' era for CMF collectors, and the unique steampunk aesthetic makes it a favorite for MOC builders.
History
Follows the tradition of 'Robot' characters in early CMF series, transitioning from the sci-fi look of Series 1 to this Victorian/industrial aesthetic.
Interesting Facts
This was one of the first figures where an accessory was designed to interact so intimately with the head mold, rather than just being held or worn.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed in a CMF shadow box or a Victorian-era industrial diorama. Ensure the gold winding key is replaced for maximum display value.
Modification Potential
Excellent for steampunk MOCs. The torso 'clock' print is a favorite for builders creating Victorian-era laboratories or time machines.
Overall Assessment
A charming and well-designed figure from the golden age of Collectible Minifigures. While this specific unit is incomplete (missing the key), the figure itself remains a solid piece of LEGO history.