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Boy with red base - Boy Primo figure with dark orange hair, wearing a green top on a red base - baby005

Boy with red base

baby005 Boy Primo figure with dark orange hair, wearing a green top on a red base.
The LEGO Boy with red base Primo figure was first introduced in 1995 in the set 2086 XLarge Stack 'n' Learn Set and is currently estimated to be valued around $4 and an annual growth of about 2.3%. This Primo figure has made appearances in two sets.

This character is a generic boy with dark orange hair, a green top, and a red base, originating from the Duplo Primo XLarge Stack 'n' Learn set in the LEGO lineup, designed for early learners to engage in stackable toy play.

Boy with red base Appears in the Following LEGO Sets

2010 Baby Walker

Theme Primo
Year 1997
Pieces / Minifigs 14 / 1
Availability Retired
2010 LEGO Primo Baby Walker
Retail $29.99
Value $108.59
Growth  +262.1%
Annual growth 4.7%

2086 XLarge Stack 'n' Learn Set

Theme / Subtheme Duplo / Primo
Year 1995
Pieces / Duplo figures 18 / 2
Availability Retired
2086 LEGO Duplo Primo XLarge Stack 'n' Learn Set
Value $76.92

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Boy with blue base
Boy Primo figure with brown hair wearing a red top with blue suspenders on a blue base - baby011
7 sets
Value $1.45
*Values are based on loose Primo figure in like new condition.

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About Duplo Primo

The LEGO DUPLO theme, introduced in 1969 and continuing to the present, features minifigures designed for younger children, with larger and safer pieces to accommodate smaller hands. Key minifigures include a variety of everyday characters such as family members, animals, and community helpers like doctors, police officers, and firefighters. These figures are characterized by their simple, chunky designs and bright, cheerful colors. DUPLO sets often focus on early learning and imaginative play, with scenarios ranging from farm life and town scenes to popular licensed themes like Disney and Pixar.
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