1. Minifigs
  2. Belville
  3. Belville Male
Belville Male - Light Violet Shorts, White Shirt with LEGO Logo, Black Hair belvmale8

Belville Male

belvmale8 Belville Male - Light Violet Shorts, White Shirt with LEGO Logo, Black Hair. The LEGO figure is exclusive.
The LEGO Belville Belville Male figure was first introduced in 1994 in the set 5870 Pretty Playland and is currently estimated to be valued around $8 and an annual growth of about 1.3%.

Figure Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the figure Belville Male since 1994. Medium accuracy
All regions

For Sale (New/Loose)
(DE) BrickLink store MRA Bricks
$7.26
-8.8%
(RS) BrickLink store Hedgehog House
$9.05
+13.7%

Sale Trends

This chart shows the sales trends (number sold) of new/loose LEGO Belville Male.

Belville Male Appears in the Following LEGO Set

5870 Pretty Playland

Theme Belville
Year 1994
Pieces / Figures 92 / 2
Availability Retired
5870 LEGO Belville Pretty Playland
Retail $41.99
Value $59.28
Growth  41.2%
Annual growth 1.7%

Related LEGO Figures

belvfem24c alternate
Belville Female
Belville Female - Pink Shorts, Pink Shirt with Necklace Pattern, Light Yellow Hair, Light Pink Skirt with Flowers - belvfem24c
Unique
Value $4.99
*Values are based on loose figure in like new condition.

My Collection

Belville Male Reviews

19 reviews
4.4
Collectors
Investors
Review for LEGO set 5870 Pretty Playland from Brickipedia
“The set features a playground with play equipment such as a swing, a pink playground slide, a yellow merry-go-round, and a blue see-saw. Also included is a green archway, a chrome silver bucket, a yellow chair, a black dog, a tree, and pink flowers. The minifigures included... More are a boy and a girl.”
Full review at brickipedia.fandom.com

Community Stats

Belville Male currently ranks #51 out of the top most owned minifigures in Belville.
#1Belville Baby
#2Belville Horse Rider
#3Cecilia Belville Horse Rider
#4Belville Female in Swimsuit
#5Belville Fairy
svgImg
#51Belville Male

About Belville

The Belville theme which was introduced in 1994 and later discontinued in 2009 was created to appeal primarily to girls. While the sets revolved around the concept of the LEGO system it featured doll-like figures known as Belville Figures instead of regular LEGO minifigures. The Belville Figures featured multiple joints to make play more like normal doll play and were larger than minifigures. The Belville theme was the predecessor to LEGO Friends.
Read more