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Minifigure Spotlight 23.3: Elmo

Minifigure Spotlight 23.3

Name: Elmo
Figure ID#: IDEA074
Year: 2020
Theme: LEGO IDEAS
Info: Debuting in 1980 on the already popular “Sesame Street”, Elmo is the little red monster with a desire to learn and explore. So popular was the brightly-fured monster tike, that he was given his own segment on the show in 1998, and has become one of the most recognized Sesame Street characters and has a fanbase that rivals some of the Muppets themselves. So it was no wonder that when LEGO decided to release the “123 Sesame Street” set under the “LEGO ICONS” theme, they would include Elmo and even feature his bedroom in the build. Elmo’s minifigure is exclusively found in the ICONS set, though you can also find his figure on a LEGO keychain as well.


(Originally Posted on Facebook, Jan. 31st, 2023)

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