r/Legomisprint

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Hey everyone,

I was going through my childhood collection and noticed these matching, unprinted patches on both upper thighs of my 2015 LEGO Indominus Rex.

The figure has a few minor play scratches from when I was younger, but the underlying tan plastic inside the blank patches is completely smooth and factory-glossy. There are no gouges, teeth marks, or chemical smudges, and the ink borders are incredibly sharp.

I've verified authenticity by confirming the "© 2010 The LEGO Group" mold stamp is present inside both legs and on the torso.

Is this a known pad contamination/oil error from the 2015 factory run? I would love to get your thoughts on it and find out how rare this specific error is for this figure. Thanks!

(2nd image is proof of authenticity)

took my a while to realise he was missprinted

Pick 1 is the one “strange” just to be clear

This is my figur i am selling on ebay atm. Didnt found anything similar.

Grand Moff Tarkin (sw0157) from 2006-2008. It looks like nostrils or something was printed on him? Has anyone seen something like this before. I’m still deciding if I think it makes the fig look better or worse.

Worth me paying up for it or no?

Hi is this a misprint?

If yes is this relatively rare or a relatively common misprint?

Cool looking but probably fairly common and not much of a misprint. What do you all think?

Ordered this from the pick a brick and it looks like it was printed a bit off centred so the ink or whatever bled on to the side of the fig