Minifig Facts
The Bank Worker minifigure, first introduced in the 1999 LEGO set 4561 Railway Express, is part of the Trains theme and the 9V subtheme. This minifigure features brown hair and green legs, indicative of its role as a bank worker. The torso is printed with a gray vest over a green shirt, adorned with a badge and a dollar sign emblem, suggesting a professional banking role. The minifigure also appears in the set 4560 Trains Railway Express, further establishing its association with the LEGO Trains series.
Common description: Bank - Green Legs, Brown Male Hair
Bank Worker Reviews
Review for LEGO set 4560 Railway Express from
“The LEGO Railway Express (4561) is a unique train set from 1999 that offers a cool ice-blue design, making it stand out visually. It includes a complete oval of track, a speed regulator, and nine diverse minifigures, adding plenty of play value. While the locomotive is... More smaller than expected, the set features fun cargo options, like pizza containers and crystals, and multiple vehicles for added functionality.”
About Trains 9V
The 9 V train minifigures are the railway staff and passengers of the trains from 1991 to 2006. The early sets have railway employees in red vests and caps, some with a number printed on the torso, and conductors in dark blue suits with a train logo. Around them are travellers, workers in construction helmets and townspeople in the classic striped shirts of the time. A few are tied to LEGO Loco, the train computer game of 1998, in its railway uniform. Named characters are rare, with exceptions such as Conductor Charlie and Engineer Max.
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