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Christoph Bartneck
The
Complete
LEGO
Catalog
1975-2015
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The Complete LEGO
Minifigure Catalog 1975-2015
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Christoph Bartneck
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Dr. Christoph Bartneck is an associate professor at the University of Canterbury, New
Zealand. He worked for the LEGO Group in Billund in the 90s, which reignited his passion
for LEGO. Since then, he worked in the USA, Netherlands, Japan and now in New Zealand
as a researcher and designer. His research focuses on anthropomorphism in robots and
figures and his research has been published in acknowledge scientific journals and books.
Copyright by Christoph Bartneck
Christchurch, New Zealand
http://www.minifigure.org
Version 1.0, printed in 2016 by MinifigurePress via IngramSpark
ISBN-13 978-0473372965
A catalogue record for this book is available from the National Library of New Zealand.
LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Brick and Knob configurations and the Minifigure are trademarks
of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this book.
Some of the material in this book is copyrighted by Viacomm, Disney, Lucasfilm,
DC Comics, Warner Brothers, Ferrari, Marvel, Columbia Pictures, NBA Properties,
NHL Enterprise, NHLPA, Addidas-Salmon, Nike, Discovery Communications.
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Table of contents
Introduction
Collectibles
Other
Series 01 Minifigures
Series 02 Minifigures
Series 03 Minifigures
Series 04 Minifigures
Series 05 Minifigures
Series 06 Minifigures
Series 07 Minifigures
Series 08 Minifigures
Series 09 Minifigures
Series 10 Minifigures
Series 11 Minifigures
Series 12 Minifigures
Series 13 Minifigures
Series 14 Minifigures
Team GB
Fiction
Adventurers
Agents
Alpha Team
Aquazone
Atlantis
Dinosaur
Elves
Exo-Force
Hero Factory
Island Xtreme Stunts
Legends of Chima
Monster Fighters
Ninjago
Power Miners
Rock Raiders
Space
The LEGO Movie
Time Cruisers
Ultra Agents
Universe
Historic
Castle
Ninja
Pirates
Vikings
Western
Licensed
Avatar
DC Universe
Discovery
Disney Universe
Doctor Who
Ferrari
Ghostbusters
Harry Potter
Indiana Jones
Jurassic World
Marvel Universe
McLaren
Middle Earth
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Minecraft
Porsche
Portal 2
Promotional
Scooby-Doo
Speed Racer
SpongeBob SquarePants
Star Wars
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
The Simpsons
The Wizard Of Oz
Williams F1
Non Fiction
Arctic
Extreme Team
FIRST LEGO League
Freestyle
Friends
Holiday
Juniors
Legoland
Other
Paradisa
Race
Racers
Res-Q
Speed Champions
Sports
Studios
Town
Train
World City
Other
Fusion
Game
Idea
Master Builder Academy
Other
Index
Bricklink Index
Year Index
Head Index
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Also Available:
CHRISTOPH
BARTNECK
The Ideal Order by Christoph Bartneck
Dr. Rob Park’s life is out of order. His estranged wife is
leaving him, the relationship to his daughters is strained
and his academic career is at a dead end. He escapes into
the cult of LEGO and the study of classification systems.
By sorting his collection of LEGO bricks he reconnects to
his daughters and he maintains his sobriety while maneu-
vering in the bizarre world of academia. Prof. Dr. Smith
and his newly found Adult Fans Of LEGO help him to find
a new structure for himself, his brick collection and his
family.
198 pages, 10 USD, available from Amazon and others.
Editorial Reviews:
The whole book whilst interlaced with the LEGO theme
really is about the lead character’s life changing and mor-
phing into his new self. Having something to focus on to
escape from a crisis I’m sure is something most people can
relate to. Overall it was an interesting read, certainly an
interesting angle, not only as it’s told from the mans per-
spective, but it’s also quite raw. -
Ryan McNaught, LEGO
Certified Professional
There are parts in it that every AFOL, particularly those-
withyoungfamilies, will relate to. The discussions between
theprotagonistandhis colleague quite enlightening and
you may well learn alotaboutdifferent approaches to no-
menclature and taxonomies and howtheyrelateto sorting
and naming LEGO parts. -
Huw Millington, Brickset
A nice reading book that we AFOLs will identify with as
we the protagonist return to the world of LEGO. -
Hisp-
aBricks

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