Safety & Item Care

1 Age & choking hazard

Our minifigures, brick figures, and accessories contain small and detachable parts. They are intended for collectors and are not designed or tested as toys.

• Not suitable for children under 16. Small parts can be a choking hazard for young children.
• Always keep figures, loose pieces, and packaging out of the reach of infants and young children.
• Adult assembly and supervision are recommended whenever a minor handles these items.

2 Light-up items & batteries

Some products — such as light-up stands or display bases — are powered by batteries, which may include small button or coin cell batteries.

• Keep the battery compartment closed and secured; if it doesn't stay shut, stop using the item and keep it away from children.
• Do not puncture, crush, heat, short-circuit, or attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries.
• Replace batteries with the same type and size, observing the correct (+/–) orientation, and remove batteries before long-term storage.
• Dispose of used batteries responsibly in line with your local regulations.

3 Sharp-ish parts & handling

Like other building-brick minifigures and accessories, some pieces — such as weapons, antennas, capes clips, or finely detailed parts — can have points or thin edges. They aren't metal, but they can still poke.

• Handle pointed accessories with care and keep them away from eyes and faces.
• Press pieces together on a flat surface rather than against your skin.
• If a piece ever feels cracked or unexpectedly sharp, stop using it and reach out to us (see Section 8).

4 Pets & general safety

• Small parts and batteries are hazards to pets too — keep figures and loose pieces out of their reach.
• Our products and their printed surfaces are not food-safe. Do not chew, suck, or place pieces in your mouth.
• Use and display your items as intended. We are not responsible for injury or damage resulting from misuse or use inconsistent with this guide (see our Terms & Conditions).

5 Cleaning & dusting

Routine dusting keeps your figs looking sharp, and the occasional gentle hand-wash handles anything dust can't.

For dusting, reach for soft, dry tools:

• A soft makeup brush — a clean, dry makeup or powder brush lifts dust off faces, torsos, and detailed surfaces without scratching.
• A microfiber cloth — perfect for wiping flat surfaces and larger pieces.
• A soft, unused toothbrush — gets into tight crannies and between studs. Use a soft brush and a light touch, as stiff bristles can scratch the plastic.
• Compressed air — clears dust from deep or hard-to-reach spots. Use short bursts and remove loose, fragile, or minifigure parts first so nothing gets blasted off or lost.

For a deeper clean, wash by hand:

• Use water no hotter than 104°F (40°C) with a soft cloth or sponge. Hotter water can warp the bricks and ruin them.
• You can add a little mild detergent, then rinse well with clean water and let parts air-dry completely before reassembling.
• Electronic, battery-powered, or metal-containing parts: never submerge these — wipe them only with a cloth lightly dampened with water and a mild, perfume- and oil-free detergent.
• Custom-printed parts: don't soak them or scrub the print; spot-clean gently around it. Avoid alcohol, acetone, bleach, abrasive cleaners, and "magic eraser"-type sponges, which can strip printing.

6 Light, heat & storage

• Don't bake them in direct sun. A bit of natural light or a quick session of outdoor play is totally fine, but long stretches of strong sun can fade prints and yellow plastic over time.
• Skip extreme heat. Keep your figs away from radiators, vents, and hot car dashboards. Real heat can warp plastic and loosen prints.
• Store somewhere cool and dry. Spots away from heavy humidity and big temperature swings keep them happiest.
• A glass or acrylic display case is the easiest way to keep dust off and UV at bay, and helps a collection stay sharp for the long haul.

7 Caring for printed & custom parts

Many of our figures feature custom printing on compatible (third-party) parts. The printing is durable, but it's still ink on plastic and benefits from a gentle touch.

• Handle figures by the body rather than rubbing over printed faces or torsos.
• Avoid friction against printed areas — repeated rubbing, sticky tape, or stacking heavy items on prints can wear them over time.
• When swapping parts, pull gently and evenly to avoid stressing printed pieces.

8 Damaged or defective items

If an item arrives broken, cracked, unexpectedly sharp, or with a battery or light-up fault, please stop using it and reach out. We'll make it right, see our Refund & Return Policy to start a request.