Random figure of the day: dis108
Posted by Huwbot,
Today's random figure is dis108 Baymax, Disney 100, a Collectible Minifigures figure that came in one set, 710387 Baymax, released during 2023.
Our members collectively own a total of 18,870 of them. If you'd like to buy one you should find it for sale at Brick Owl or BrickLink, where new ones sell for around $7.70.
Image and data courtesy of BrickLink.com
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“Hello. I am Baymax, your personal healthcare companion.”
@BabuBrick said:
"“Hello. I am Baymax, your personal healthcare companion.”"
"Are you satisfied with your care?"
@TheOtherMike said:
" @BabuBrick said:
"“Hello. I am Baymax, your personal healthcare companion.”"
"Are you satisfied with your care?""
"I'm satisfied with my care." :,(
Gosh, that scene near the end hits so hard.
I was called to the post when I heard you say,"Ow."
@Huw, the set is 71038-17, and the link is to 71038-17, so why is the post saying the set is number 710387?
Bada-lada-lada-la!
You’ve been a good boy. Have a lollipop!
One of the rare instances of me finding Lego in the parking lot although it was only his torso.
I wouldn’t have guessed that I’d need this minifigure’s arms until I did: https://flic.kr/p/2rP7b7R
please tell me WHAT THIS MUTATED COMPUTER IS
@pumpkinwashingmachine said:
"please tell me WHAT THIS MUTATED COMPUTER IS"
It’s Baymax! From the Disney film Big Hero 6.
@Mister_Jonny said:
" @pumpkinwashingmachine said:
"please tell me WHAT THIS MUTATED COMPUTER IS"
It’s Baymax! From the Disney film Big Hero 6."
Not to be confused with Baymax from the Marvel comic Big Hero 6 who despite also being a robot has nothing else in common with the Disney film adaptation. :P
"I-I am... Healthcare, your personal Baymax assistant."
"LlooOOOoww Badderieeee..."
It's been years since I saw the movie, but I still have several quotes from this guy ingrained in my head. That said, he doesn't look quite right as a minifig.
@PurpleDave said:
" @Huw, the set is 71038-17, and the link is to 71038-17, so why is the post saying the set is number 710387?"
This happens to all CMF entries. All set entries in the database have a "-1" appended to their LEGO set number, to delineate entries with duplicate set numbers (e.g., 375, which is the number for both a "-1" Deluxe Building Set and the "-2" Yellow Castle). Most of the time, the "-1" is unneeded because the set number is unique, so the script that generates RXotD articles truncates it automatically. However, CMF series use this system out to double digits, like "-17". The script thus cuts out the "-1" but leaves the "7", resulting in the single string "710387" linking to "71038-17". Presumably it would leave "71038-20" intact, but I don't know how the code is written (i.e., does it search for "-1" in the page number, or does it search for "-" and remove the next character).
@BLProductions said:
""I-I am... Healthcare, your personal Baymax assistant."
"LlooOOOoww Badderieeee..."
It's been years since I saw the movie, but I still have several quotes from this guy ingrained in my head. That said, he doesn't look quite right as a minifig.
@PurpleDave said:
" @Huw, the set is 71038-17, and the link is to 71038-17, so why is the post saying the set is number 710387?"
This happens to all CMF entries. All set entries in the database have a "-1" appended to their LEGO set number, to delineate entries with duplicate set numbers (e.g., 375, which is the number for both a "-1" Deluxe Building Set and the "-2" Yellow Castle). Most of the time, the "-1" is unneeded because the set number is unique, so the script that generates RXotD articles truncates it automatically. However, CMF series use this system out to double digits, like "-17". The script thus cuts out the "-1" but leaves the "7", resulting in the single string "710387" linking to "71038-17". Presumably it would leave "71038-20" intact, but I don't know how the code is written (i.e., does it search for "-1" in the page number, or does it search for "-" and remove the next character). "
Yes, it's a bug...
Jumpscared by those arms T-T
@xboxtravis7992 said:
" @Mister_Jonny said:
" @pumpkinwashingmachine said:
"please tell me WHAT THIS MUTATED COMPUTER IS"
It’s Baymax! From the Disney film Big Hero 6."
Not to be confused with Baymax from the Marvel comic Big Hero 6 who despite also being a robot has nothing else in common with the Disney film adaptation. :P "
i have not watched this movie or read its book or anything like that NOW WHAT IS A BAYMAX
@pumpkinwashingmachine said:
" @xboxtravis7992 said:
" @Mister_Jonny said:
" @pumpkinwashingmachine said:
"please tell me WHAT THIS MUTATED COMPUTER IS"
It’s Baymax! From the Disney film Big Hero 6."
Not to be confused with Baymax from the Marvel comic Big Hero 6 who despite also being a robot has nothing else in common with the Disney film adaptation. :P "
i have not watched this movie or read its book or anything like that NOW WHAT IS A BAYMAX"
Well, in the Disney movie he’s a prototype healthcare provider robot, designed to respond to situations where people suffer injury. His body, which is rounder than is conveyed by this Minifigure version, has a soft skin and is meant to be non-threatening and approachable. The skin hangs around a slim but strong robotic frame, and Baymax can inflate or deflate his balloon-like form as the situation requires. Baymax is equipped with an extensive healthcare database which he is capable of adding to as he sees fit, and possesses a variety of tools to assist with his duties. These include a scanner that lets him assess the health of patients, a video screen on his chest for explaining things to people, a nozzle in one finger that produces a pain-relief spray, defibrillators built into his hands, and a heating unit so that he can effectively act as a gigantic hot pad.
However, after his creator Tadashi Hamada is killed in a fire set by a villain known as Yokai, Tadashi’s brother Hiro enlists Baymax in his efforts to bring the man to justice. This eventually leads to Baymax being outfitted with a large flight and combat capable suit of armor that, sadly, has yet to appear in Lego form.
@pumpkinwashingmachine said:
" @xboxtravis7992 said:
" @Mister_Jonny said:
" @pumpkinwashingmachine said:
"please tell me WHAT THIS MUTATED COMPUTER IS"
It’s Baymax! From the Disney film Big Hero 6."
Not to be confused with Baymax from the Marvel comic Big Hero 6 who despite also being a robot has nothing else in common with the Disney film adaptation. :P "
i have not watched this movie or read its book or anything like that NOW WHAT IS A BAYMAX"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IdMPpKMdcc