Veterinarian

The parts assortment are above average especially with the new rabbit design which is very fitting for LEGO minifigures environment. The design is very well put together and many fine details such as her working ID badge with an animal paw in there and the clean protective surgical outfit with clean gloves. The nougat hairpiece is a brand new design and is very beautifully done which I enjoyed modding it around with other female minifigures. more less

All in all, I do like the Veterinarian for its versatility and utility. The subject matter isn't the most unique or interesting, but the fact that her outfit can easily be repurposed in a non-Veterinarian setting is a big plus for me. Her light brown hairpiece and the LEGO Rabbit are also great additions to any collection. more less

I feel this figure is a mediocre CMF. It's nothing special as it looks a bit plain, and the rabbit mould isn't the most impressive. However there's nothing that is really bad about it either. more less

I have to admit, I don't think that Series 17 is nearly as strong as some of the previous series. There are very few "must have" figures for me in this series, in fact, I think my list only consists of the: Chef, Vet, Corn Cob Guy, Hot Dog Guy, Rocket Boy, and Elf Maiden. Six out of sixteen isn't a good ratio for "must haves." On the flip side, I generally don't care for the Surfer, Strongman, Butterfly Girl, Gladiator, Yuppie, or Fitness Instructor. That's six figures that I find generally uninspiring (again, not a good ratio). more less

The costumed characters such as the rabbit, pig, and hot dog have been wildly popular, so it's nice that the Corn Cob Man is one of the most common in this series. The other two common figures are the Circus Strong Man, which seems an odd choice, and the Mystery Character. more less