<p>I have been given them with a lot of blocks from years back. The blocks have higher plates than Lego, and the underneath looks like Loc Blocs / Brix Blox / Kawada… but searching these brands doesn’t reveal any of these happy little people. They definitely have a vintage feel about them. Can anyone advise?</p>
<p><img src="https://i.sstatic.net/CfZnd.jpg" alt="Vintage Block People" /></p>
<p>These minifigs seem to be similar to the ones in <a href="https://bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/5961/what-kind-of-lego-compatible-figures-are-these">this other (unanswered) question</a>.</p>

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2021-10-04T15:08:28.607Z
Not sure if these can be called vintage. This is just how generic Chinese clone-brand figures look like.
Alex
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2021-10-04T19:31:24.743Z
Hi Christopher and welcome to Bricks.SE! Please take a look at the [tour] and the [help] pages to learn more about how this site operates, what can you expect and what is expected of you in return. Have a nice day - don't forget to respond to comments and rate and mark any helpful answers. Have a nice stay!
zovits
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2021-10-04T20:41:41.693Z
The plastic is much softer than the usual ABS… I think it’s more like the stuff the Lego plants and trees are made from…
Christopher Matthew Allen
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2021-10-05T14:14:51.627Z
And the linked "unanswered" question has answers, just none that have been accepted as THE answer.  The answers there actually seem to cover most of what you're asking about.
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Identify these vintage-looking clone-brand minifigs
Christopher Matthew Allen
# Identify these vintage-looking clone-brand minifigs

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-10-04)

I have been given them with a lot of blocks from years back. The blocks have higher plates than Lego, and the underneath looks like Loc Blocs / Brix Blox / Kawada… but searching these brands doesn’t reveal any of these happy little people. They definitely have a vintage feel about them. Can anyone advise?

![Vintage Block People](https://i.sstatic.net/CfZnd.jpg)

These minifigs seem to be similar to the ones in [this other (unanswered) question](https://bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/5961/what-kind-of-lego-compatible-figures-are-these).

**Tags:** clone-brands, minifigure-identification, vintage

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Not sure if these can be called vintage. This is just how generic Chinese clone-brand figures look like.  
> **username_2**: Hi Christopher and welcome to Bricks.SE! Please take a look at the [tour] and the [help] pages to learn more about how this site operates, what can you expect and what is expected of you in return. Have a nice day - don't forget to respond to comments and rate and mark any helpful answers. Have a nice stay!  
> **username_0**: The plastic is much softer than the usual ABS… I think it’s more like the stuff the Lego plants and trees are made from…  
> **username_3**: And the linked "unanswered" question has answers, just none that have been accepted as THE answer.  The answers there actually seem to cover most of what you're asking about.  

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