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Boy with orange base - Boy Primo figure with an orange base, red top, orange dungarees with a wrench, and a medium lime hat - baby016

Boy with orange base

baby016 Boy Primo figure with an orange base, red top, orange dungarees with a wrench, and a medium lime hat.
The LEGO Boy with orange base Primo figure was first introduced in 2003 in the set 9026 Baby Stack 'n' Learn Set and is currently estimated to be valued around $15 and an annual growth of about 9.3%. This Primo figure has made appearances in two sets.

This character is a child figure associated with an educational toy set, featuring accessories and attire designed for play-based learning interactions.

Boy with orange base Appears in the Following LEGO Sets

5464 Play Plane

Theme Baby
Year 2005
Pieces / Minifigs 2 / 1
Availability Retired
5464 LEGO Baby Play Plane
Retail $4.49
Value $39.12
Growth  +771.3%
Annual growth 11.4%

9026 Baby Stack 'n' Learn Set

Theme Education
Year 2003
Pieces / Minifigs 91 / 4
Availability Retired
9026 LEGO Education Baby Stack 'n' Learn Set
Retail $59.99
Value $213.45
Growth  +255.8%
Annual growth 5.9%

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Boy Primo figure with lime base, wearing a green top and an orange hat - baby023
2 sets
Value $18.13
baby020
Boy with lime base
Boy Primo figure with a lime base, medium blue top, lime overalls with blue neckerchief, and red cap - baby020
2 sets
Value $9.90
*Values are based on loose Primo figure in like new condition.

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About Education

The LEGO Education theme, active from the late 1990s to the present, includes a wide range of minifigures designed to support educational activities in classrooms. These minifigures often represent various professions and everyday roles, such as students, teachers, doctors, and engineers, helping to facilitate learning in subjects like science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The figures are typically characterized by their simple, classic designs, and minimal printing, making them versatile for different educational contexts. LEGO Education sets are used to enhance hands-on learning, promote creativity, and encourage problem-solving skills among student
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