Minifig Facts
The Pirate Gonzo Goldbar minifigure features a distinctive appearance with a red and black striped shirt and black legs. It is characterized by a blue bandana, adding to its pirate theme. The minifigure's face includes an eye patch and stubble, enhancing its rugged pirate look. This minifigure was first introduced in the 1992 LEGO set 6258 Smuggler's Shanty, part of the Pirates theme. It also appears in several other sets, including 6247 Pirates Imperial Guards Bounty Boat, 6252 Pirates Sea Mates, and 6262 Pirates Islanders King Kahuka's Throne. These sets collectively contribute to the rich narrative of the LEGO Pirates theme from the early 1990s.
Common description: Pirate Red / Black Stripes Shirt, Black Legs, Blue Bandana
Pirate Gonzo Goldbar Reviews
Is this LEGO minifigure a good investment?
“With an annualized growth of around 7.3%, the Pirate Gonzo Goldbar minifig offers steady returns for LEGO investors, and continues to hold value for Pirates / Imperial Guards collectors.”
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Review for LEGO set 6247 Bounty Boat from Steve's LEGO Blog
“The beauty of this set is that it includes a redcoat soldier not just an officer, the pickaxe, spade and flag are nice touch’s too, also the pirate though hard to see in this picture is also a new design. I feel that Lego sets work best when they have a logical story behind... More the bricks.”
Full review at legosteveblog.blogspot.com
About Pirates Imperial Guards
The Imperial Guards subtheme features minifigures like Governor Broadside, Admiral Woodhouse, and various Imperial soldiers. The storyline follows the Imperial Guards as they defend their forts and ships from relentless pirate attacks. These minifigures, dressed in red and blue uniforms, symbolize the British-inspired naval force, highlighting their role in safeguarding the empire's interests and combating piracy.
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