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Male Minifigure - Minifigure with plain red torso, red arms, black legs, and a black hat - pln057

Male Minifigure

The LEGO Trains Male minifig was first introduced in 1980 in the set 7740 Inter-City Passenger Train Set and is currently estimated to be valued around $22 and an annual growth of about 3.2%.
pln057 Minifigure with plain red torso, red arms, black legs, and a black hat. This version of the Male minifigure is exclusive to the LEGO Inter-City Passenger Train Set set.
This minifigure of a man came in the 1980 Trains set, 7740 Inter-City Passenger Train Set. He wears a plain red torso with red arms, black legs and a black hat.

Minifig Value (New/Loose)

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For Sale (New/Loose)

 (US) \ no clutch torso \ solid stud head $71.25
+222.1%

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Male Appears in the Following LEGO Set

7740 Inter-City Passenger Train Set

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V / 12V
Year 1980
Pieces / Minifigs 786 / 10
Availability Retired
7740 LEGO Inter-City Passenger Train Set
Retail $159.99
Value $1,581.79
Growth  +888.7%
Annual growth 5.1%

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Male Reviews

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Is this LEGO minifigure a good investment?
“The growth of the Male minifig has slowed to about 1.3% per year, yet it remains a worthwhile addition for Trains / 4.5V / 12V collectors.”
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Community Stats

Male (pln057) currently ranks #33 out of the top owned loose minifigs that are related.
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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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