[Question] Ninjago headgear

[The Reader]

In this LEGO Ninjago movie appears at 0:40 this headgear (bowler with eyepiece)

Does anybody know if this headgear has been produced by LEGO in real? I haven't found it on Bricklink but may have overseen it. It would be great for any steampunk-like minifig.

 

 

[mrfang2]

It’s not real, unfortunately. the mechanic, The character pictured above, uses nindroid parts to upgrade himself in the show, so his hat re-uses the design of the nindroid headwrap’s mechanical eye.
 

You could theoretically make that head by cutting apart a bowler hat part and a nindroid head wrap part and gluing the necessary parts together, but it’s a lot of work to do. That character has been appearing more frequently in the last few seasons, so they’ll likely make him eventually. 

[The Reader]

@mrfang2thanks a lot for your answer and explanation.

In the meantime I found this hairpiece which I think could be of good use for a steampunk-minifig.

[mrfang2]

47 minutes ago, The Reader said:

@mrfang2thanks a lot for your answer and explanation.

In the meantime I found this hairpiece which I think could be of good use for a steampunk-minifig.

That ones great for steampunk, also maybe check out jb’s hair from hidden side, it’s messy inventor hair with goggles, even if you may have to take a sharpie to it to make the goggles silver.

[Digger of Bricks]

1 hour ago, mrfang2 said:

That ones great for steampunk, also maybe check out jb’s hair from hidden side, it’s messy inventor hair with goggles, even if you may have to take a sharpie to it to make the goggles silver.

As far as Steampunk-friendly headgear parts go, Apocalypseburg Abe's is certainly a perfect fit for such... 

 

[The Reader]

On 2/8/2020 at 1:17 AM, Digger of Bricks said:

As far as Steampunk-friendly headgear parts go, Apocalypseburg Abe's is certainly a perfect fit for such... 

Cool, the whole minifig looks a bit steampunk-ish. Like this guy.