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Male in space jacket Minifigure - Minifigure wearing a red shirt with 3 silver logos, dark blue arms, blue legs, a blue helmet, and orange sunglasses - cty0196

Male in space jacket Minifigure

The LEGO City Male in space jacket minifig was first introduced in 2010 in the set 30012 Microlight and is currently estimated to be valued around $14 and an annual growth of about 12.7%.
cty0196 Minifigure wearing a red shirt with 3 silver logos, dark blue arms, blue legs, a blue helmet, and orange sunglasses. The LEGO minifigure is exclusive.
This minifigure of a man from the 2010 City set 30012 Microlight wears a red shirt with three silver logos, dark blue arms, blue legs, a blue helmet and orange sunglasses.

Minifig Value (New/Loose)

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For Sale (New/Loose)

 (HK) BrickLink store WKM Brick Store $18.57
+35.3%

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Male in space jacket Appears in the Following LEGO Set

30012 Microlight

Theme / Subtheme City / Airport
Year 2010
Pieces / Minifigs 34 / 1
Availability Retired
30012 LEGO City Airport Microlight
Retail $3.99
Value $6.61
Growth  +65.7%
Annual growth 3.4%

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Male in space jacket (cty0196) currently ranks #51 out of the top owned loose minifigs in City / Airport.
#1Baby (cty0196)
#2Construction Worker (cty0196)
#3Pilot (cty0196)
#4Construction Worker (cty0196)
#5Stunt Pilot (cty0196)
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#51Male in space jacket (cty0196)

About City Airport

The LEGO City subtheme Airport features notable minifigures such as the Pilot, Airport Worker, and Passenger. This subtheme focuses on the various roles and activities within an airport, including air traffic control, baggage handling, and flight operations. Characters are equipped with uniforms and accessories relevant to their specific airport functions.
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