Boy or Girl?

I told Josh I can think of a million things I should be doing instead of creating this post, but he assured me that this was a completely appropriate use of my time, so here goes.
Matthew and McKay are completely obsessed with Lego Star Wars (not my fault; somebody bought them a Lego Star Wars video game and then another Lego Star Wars video game when the 1st video game broke from overuse). They have a few of these little lego mini figurines that are at 1 inch tall the most coveted toys in the house. They are for boys what a Polly Pocket or Barbie doll is for little girls.
I don't know who designs these things, but it is certainly not the person responsible for the Polly Pocket/Barbie female equivalents. I am coming to appreciate the fact that I can always tell a Ken apart from a Barbie, even if Ken is a little - well, on the fashion-conscious side.
I don't know if this is Lego's statement on gender neutrality or just that it's more difficult to fit feminine curves onto a very square piece of plastic or what, but seriously, I am struggling to distinguish boy action figures from girl action figures these days. Here are a few examples. Please tell me it's not just me being confused here...

BOY or GIRL??

A boy! This is none other than Luke Skywalker. His long, silky blonde locks and a tunic reminiscent of most of my maternity tops paired with those flesh-colored leggings and that perfect eyebrow tweezing fooled me.

BOY or GIRL??

You guessed it! A girl! This is Luminara Unduli, a fearless Jedi Master. Now, granted she's from another planet, but really - does she need to have a goatee?? I argued with McKay for the better part of an afternoon over this one. He swore it was a girl and I totally didn't believe him.

BOY or GIRL??

My personal favorite ... a GIRL! This is Mon Mothma, the clever Senator.
Where - what - why - huh?? I just don't get it!