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Legoland Figure Red Hat Minifigure - Legoland figure wearing a red hat, with a red torso and blue legs - old019

Legoland Figure Red Hat Minifigure

The Trains Legoland Figure Red Hat minifig was first introduced in 1975 in the set 148 Central Station and is currently estimated to be valued around $19 and an annual growth of about 4.4%.
old019 Legoland figure wearing a red hat, with a red torso and blue legs. This version of the minifigure is exclusive to the LEGO Central Station set.
Legoland Figure Red Hat is a minifigure from the 1975 Trains set, 148 Central Station. He wears a red hat and a matching red torso with blue legs.
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Legoland Figure Red Hat Appears in the Following LEGO Set

148 Central Station

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V / 12V
Year 1975
Pieces / Minifigs 293 / 5
Availability Retired
148 LEGO Trains Central Station
Retail $19.99
Value $910.55
Growth  +4455.0%
Annual growth 7.8%

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Legoland Figure Red Hat Reviews

3 reviews
4.8
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Is this LEGO minifigure a good investment?
“There are currently several Legoland Figure Male minifigs figures. This one (old019) is exclusive to a single set, making it slightly more desirable to collectors and investors. Additionally, it’s not as widely owned as other Legoland Figure Male versions.”
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About Trains 4.5V / 12V

The 4512V minifigures are the railway staff and passengers of the 4.5 volt and 12 volt trains. The early sets came before the minifigure, with the LEGOLAND figures of the mid 1970s that have no arms or printed face, and from 1978 the minifigures took over. Most wear plain coloured torsos or suits with three buttons, with caps and hats for the station staff, and some are Shell workers in sets that include a petrol station or a fuel wagon. Construction workers in helmets and vests appear with the maintenance trains. They have the classic smiling face and no names.
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