The above page is from the German version of the latest official LEGO catalog and it shows us all 16 minifigs from the 13 series.

We've already spent way too much time trying to guess the final look of these minifigs, so here's something to contemplate them without having to zoom in on some blurry captures or having to imagine the final rendering of a piece whose preview version is all about. just out (on the sly) of the group's Chinese factory is dragging on an online sales site ...

At the bottom right of the page, teasing for the next series (The Simspsons Series 2?) Expected in May 2015.

PS: For those following, no ketchup on Hot-Dog Guy's sausage, but mustard.

PS 2: And as a "leak" never happens by chance, LEGO has posted on his facebook page the visuals of the minifigs (Click on the thumbnails for large format versions) ...

First image of the Hot Dog Guy outfit from the 13 series of collectable minifigs expected in early 2015 with these images of the part that will dress the minifig uploaded among other pictures of parts on the forum pockyland.

No mustard (or ketchup) and a slightly pale sausage since it is an unbuffered piece probably "escaped" from the factory of the Chinese subcontractor of LEGO.

Spin on Springfield Bricks to discover some similar pieces from the LEGO The Simpsons range with the heads of Dr. Hibbert, Willie and the dog Little Santa's Helper.

You will also find many parts not (or partially) pad printed and some of which have slight manufacturing defects for sale in quantities that leave no doubt as to their origin on this Bricklink store located in China ...

Below, what appears to be the beanie with integrated ears of the Goblin from the 13 series ...

Here is something to fuel the discussions around the 13 series of collectible minifigs with the two visuals above: There are more or less a few of the minifigs announced in the list currently circulating.

Click on the image for a larger view. Below, what I can see when zooming in on the image:

On the left display: At the top the Sheriff, below and from left to right: Unicorn Girl, Snake Charmer, Disco Diva, King, Paleontologist, Sheriff, Lady Cyclops.

On the right display: From top to bottom: Sheriff, Egyptian Warrior, Alien Trooper, Unicorn Girl, Disco Diva.

The minifigs ofUnicorn girl and Snake charmer are also visible in this article.

The list below therefore seems to be the correct one, I have bolded the minifigs which are confirmed by at least one visual:

Speculation is rife right now about the next set of collectible minifigs (Reference 71008) due in early 2015, and the list below from the site of a german toy seller just might be the right one. Please note, this is a translation of German terms.

The two visuals above are from their side of the latest British LEGO Club Magazine and both characters could logically belong to this new series if the list is correct: On the left, Unicorn girl and on the right, the Snake charmer.

The public price in Germany of these 13 series bags will probably be set at € 2.99 per unit: The merchant site which put the list online displays them at this price and a blog reader who has had access to the retailer catalog confirms also this tariff for Germany.

The public price of these sachets has so far been € 2.49 per unit, in Germany and France.

A nice drawing is better than a long speech, I have summarized above the contents of the box of 60 sachets of minifigs from the 12 series whose review was posted on Eurobricks.

Those who choose to buy a complete box rather than to feel the yellow bag to collect at least one complete series will therefore find a priori three complete series among the 60 bags.

Diorama lovers Space should be able to amass 5 Space miners per box and the creators of Huns armies will have to be satisfied with three copies per box.

All this is only valid if LEGO respects this distribution in all the boxes that will be marketed. Nothing is less sure.

As expected, each bag will contain a code to unlock a virtual character in the LEGO Minifigures Online game.

Availability announced for October 1st.