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If you are a menacing warrior or ruthless bounty hunter consider donning this intimidating hairstyle. Ponytail features a traditional 'tie-up' position to keep long, unkempt hair out of the way when clobbering adversaries or enduring treacherous gunfights. This no-fuss design sits atop any standard minifig head and gracefully swoops back into a relentless curl. Fits most standard minifig heads.

The Ranger Hat is a broad-brimmed felt or straw hat with a high crown, pinched symmetrically at the four corners into a shape commonly known as the "Montana Crease". Originating in the 1840s the Ranger Hat was formally introduced into the military ranks in 1911 and proved well both in the field and in the garrison, it was well received by all branches of the Army. It provided unsurpassed protection against the elements and when worn for this purpose redeemed it self admirably. However, with the advent of modern war it impracticable against combat conditions. The Ranger Hat is still worn by several U.S. State Highway Patrol services, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, The Boy Scouts of America, park rangers, overly-insulting drill sergeants and fire-conscious talking bears.  Fits most standard minifig heads.

The Ranger Hat is a broad-brimmed felt or straw hat with a high crown, pinched symmetrically at the four corners into a shape commonly known as the "Montana Crease". Originating in the 1840s the Ranger Hat was formally introduced into the military ranks in 1911 and proved well both in the field and in the garrison, it was well received by all branches of the Army. It provided unsurpassed protection against the elements and when worn for this purpose redeemed it self admirably. However, with the advent of modern war it impracticable against combat conditions. The Ranger Hat is still worn by several U.S. State Highway Patrol services, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, The Boy Scouts of America, park rangers, overly-insulting drill sergeants and fire-conscious talking bears.  Fits most standard minifig heads.

Who is that masked hero? Insure nobody ever finds out by donning the Savage Mask! It's tapered design is great for minifigs headed out on a playful Halloween excursion, engaging upon a serious quest or fighting mutant baddies. Fits most standard minifig heads.

The Acoustic Guitar is a plucked string instrument played either with fingers or a pick. Related instruments are believed to have originated in ancient central Asia and eventually made their way to Europe in the 8th Century. As civilizations merged the guitar began taking on a unified shape and style. String count varied between 3-5 and the overall shape was much smaller compared to the ones seen today. It was in Italy that the first six string classical guitar was created. European immigrants settling in America replaced the nylon strings with steel ones which give way to the modern Acoustic Guitar. Features realistic detail and a rounded neck for easy grip. The reverse side has a standard connection point for when your traveling minifig musician needs to sling it onto his back.

The Acoustic Guitar is a plucked string instrument played either with fingers or a pick. Related instruments are believed to have originated in ancient central Asia and eventually made their way to Europe in the 8th Century. As civilizations merged the guitar began taking on a unified shape and style. String count varied between 3-5 and the overall shape was much smaller compared to the ones seen today. It was in Italy that the first six string classical guitar was created. European immigrants settling in America replaced the nylon strings with steel ones which give way to the modern Acoustic Guitar. Features realistic detail and a rounded neck for easy grip. The reverse side has a standard connection point for when your traveling minifig musician needs to sling it onto his back.

The guitar is an ancient and noble instrument, whose history can be traced back over 4000 years. The need for an amplified guitar became apparent during the big band era, as orchestras increased in size: particularly when guitars had to compete with large brass sections.The guitar was one of the best candidates for amplification due to its acoustic properties and for its potential as a polyphonic solo instrument. The strings pass vibrations through the bridge to the magnet and coil, which register those vibrations and pass the electric signal on to an amplifier. Our Electric Guitar features realistic detail and a rounded neck for easy grip. The reverse side has a standard connection point for when your traveling minifig musician needs to sling it onto his back.

Despite stringed instruments being around for thousands of years, bowed instruments are a fairly new invention. It is believed that the talented horse-mounted warriors of Central Asia circa 10th century used their hunting bows to play stringed instruments. Simpler devices/instruments were developed and quickly spread into the Far East, India & Europe via the Silk Road. The Violin in its present form emerged in early 16th century Northern Italy where it became popular both among street musicians and the nobility. A Violin typically consists of: belly, bridge, neck, strings, tuning pegs, scroll and optional chin rest. Bring your minifig orchestra to life or spend an afternoon on the porch fiddling' around with this elegant accessory. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Originating as simple beaters used for cultural, ritual and entertainment purposes, the modern Drumstick dates back to the use of percussion instruments that were used to provide rhythm to musical performances during the Middle Ages. The simple shape consists of a shaft, shoulder and tip - or bead. Players use two sticks at a time to pound the drum set. No drummer should be without a set of these to toss into the crowd at the end of a show. Use for marching bands, disheartening war percussion or as a simple decorative element in your custom creations. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Not really known for their stylish hair-dos (probably because they always wear a helmet) Dwarf Beards are a sign of pride and recognition. Many believe that the source of the dwarf's strength and innovation comes from their beard and that washing them diminishes that power, therefore many have never washed their beards in their lives. There’s also that old dwarven insult to take into consideration, “I defecate upon thy beard!” which many dwarves have been known to make good on. The Dwarf Beard fits most standard minifig head/torso combinations.