"The engineering that went into this Creeper figure provides great articulation: each of the four legs can be moved independently. You are able to position the mob in a different stance that captures the menacing presence from the game. The head articulates in multiple directions: it not only can tilt up and down but also swivels from side to side, giving you full control over the Creeper's expression and attitude:"
"But the real surprise lives inside the Creeper's detachable head: LEGO included a hidden compartment that stores a special first-version Creeper mini-figure alongside a TNT element and pays homage to the mob's explosive reputation in Minecraft. In fact, that first-version mini-figure actually refers to an obscure piece of Minecraft history: when creator Notch created a malformed pig accidentally during early development, that mistake evolved into the Creeper we know today."
"LEGO Minecraft has become one of the brand's most beloved collections across all age groups and brings the blocky digital universe into the physical world with stunning detail. Right now, Amazon has dropped an early Black Friday deal on the Lego Minecraft The Creeper building set, slashing it down to just $31 from its usual $39 price tag. This marks an all-time low for this iconic mob figure that launched in June 2025 and it's the perfect opportunity to snag a premium building experience"
The LEGO Minecraft Creeper set is available at an all-time-low price of $31, down from $39. The model contains 665 pieces, mostly small tiles, designed to recreate a pixel-perfect Creeper. The figure offers strong articulation: four independently movable legs and a multi-directional head that tilts and swivels for varied poses. A detachable head hides a compartment containing a first-version Creeper mini-figure and a TNT element, referencing early Minecraft development lore. The build takes roughly 50 minutes and features repeated large sections, providing a focused, premium building and display experience for fans and collectors.
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