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Legoland Figure Red Hat

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The LEGOLAND Legoland Figure Red Hat minifig was first introduced in 1975 in the set 362 Windmill and is currently estimated to be valued around $13. The minifigure has appeared in 2 sets.

Legoland Figure Red Hat Appears in the Following LEGO Sets

550-2 Windmill

Theme LEGOLAND
Year 1976
Pieces / Minifigs 210 / 2
Availability Retired
550-2 LEGOLAND Windmill
Retail $14.99
Value $900.00
Growth  5904.0%
Annual growth 8.8%

362 Windmill

Theme LEGOLAND
Year 1975
Pieces / Minifigs 215 / 2
Availability Retired
362 LEGOLAND Windmill
Retail $14.99
Value $613.11
Growth  3990.1%
Annual growth 7.9%

Related LEGO Minifigs

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Legoland Figure Black Hat
Legoland - Red Torso, Blue Legs, Black Hat - old014
5 sets
Value $9.99
*Values are based on loose minifigs in like new condition.

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Legoland Figure Red Hat Reviews

4 reviews
4.7
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Review for LEGO set 362 Windmill from Brickset
“This set also has many useful parts in building other things: the windmill blades are comprised of 8 yellow 1x4 fences, & the windmill base has plenty of black slopes & (12!) corners you could use for a roof. I think the 1x2 white windows are rare too, plus the truck... More windscreen you don't see much of.”
Full review at brickset.com

Community Stats

Legoland Figure Red Hat currently ranks #27 out of the top most owned minifigures in LEGOLAND.
#1Legoland Figure White Ha
#2Legoland Figure Black Hat
#3Firefighter
#4Firefighter
#5Police Officer
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#27Legoland Figure Red Hat

About LEGOLAND

The LEGO LEGOLAND theme, introduced in the 1970s and continuing into the 1980s, comprised sets that replicated everyday scenes, vehicles, and buildings in a more simplistic style than later themes. These sets, pre-dating the minifigure era, were designed to represent various aspects of life, from towns to vehicles to castles. The LEGOLAND theme was foundational in the evolution of LEGO, bridging the gap between basic brick building and the more themed, narrative-driven sets that would become standard in subsequent years.
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