Catch Jurassic World's Owen and company on a shoestring budget [Lele's Jurassic World minifig set]

One thing about Lele is that among the big three of bootleg Lego manufacturers (Sheng Yuan and Decool are the other two; together with Lele, these three makers offer the best-made bootlegs), it tries to diversify its offerings more than the other two. Or at least, they go to market with non-superhero offerings faster than the other two.

It comes as no surprise, then, that they're first to the market (at least here in the Philippines) with a Jurassic World minifig set. As with most bootleg minifig sets, this one comes in a set of 8 minifigs.  So who made the cut?

Minifig Display Case Impressions [Lele, Sheng Yuan, Elim]

Not content with just making bootleg minifigs, a number of manufacturers are now making display cases for the numerous minifigs they're making. It makes sense, really, and it's always good to have options.

The video covers offerings from Lele, Sheng Yuan, and Elim, a manufacturer not yet featured in this blog space.

Lele Tries Its Hand At Star Wars [Lele Star Wars Set]

Around the same time that Sheng Yuan's Star Wars minifig set started appearing here, Lele's own Star Wars set also popped up alongside SY's offering. Knowing what we know of Lele's minifig quality, would this Star Wars set fare any different? I took a flier and dove in to find out.

The Super Heroes Set We Don't Deserve [Lele Super Heroes Set]

Because superheroes are absolutely in vogue lately, it's hardly surprising to see another bootleg minifig maker enter the scene, hot on the heels of Decool and SY. Today we're looking at Lele's own Super Heroes set. Is it any good? What secrets lie hidden in these small paperback-sized boxes? The answers will surprise you! (Not really, I just wanted to try my hand at a viral post-style lede.)