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Shell Worker Minifigure - Minifigure with a red helmet and black visor, wearing a Shell jacket and black legs - shell006

Shell Worker Minifigure

The LEGO Town Shell Worker minifig was first introduced in 1999 in the set 1250 Dragster and is currently estimated to be valued around $12 and an annual growth of about 6.5%. This minifigure has made appearances in two sets.
shell006 Minifigure with a red helmet and black visor, wearing a Shell jacket and black legs.
Shell Worker is a minifigure from 1999 Town sets. He wears a red helmet with a black visor, a Shell jacket and white sleeves, paired with black legs.

Shell Worker Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the minifig Shell Worker since 1999. High accuracy
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For Sale (New/Loose)

 (ES) assembled $14.22
+22.8%
(PT) BrickLink store Give Me A Brick $39.83
+244.0%

Sale Trends

This chart shows the sales trends (number sold) of new/loose LEGO Shell Worker.

Shell Worker Appears in the Following LEGO Sets

1250 Dragster

Theme / Subtheme Town / City
Year 1999
Pieces / Minifigs 25 / 1
Availability Retired
1250 LEGO City Dragster
Retail $1.70
Value $10.20
Growth  +500.0%
Annual growth 13.4%

1256 Shell Service Station

Theme / Subtheme Town / Shell
Year 1999
Pieces / Minifigs 144 / 2
Availability Retired
1256 LEGO Shell Service Station
Retail $19.99
Value $110.31
Growth  +451.8%
Annual growth 5.2%

Compared with Other Shell Worker Minifigures

#9 of 16
By value, $12
$2.80$34
In the bottom half of the group.
#4 of 16
By growth since release, +476%
+45%+1,202%
In the top quarter of the group.
Most valuable Shell Worker MinifiguresValue
1Shell Worker shell005$34
2Shell Worker Female shell004a$26
3Shell Worker shell001$25
9Shell Worker shell006$12

Shell Worker Questions

What is the value of LEGO Shell Worker (shell006)?

A new, loose Shell Worker minifigure is valued at $11.58 today. That is up 15% in 2025.

What sets does Shell Worker (shell006) come in?

In all, two sets include Shell Worker: 1250 Dragster (1999) and 1256 Shell Service Station (1999).

Can you still buy Shell Worker (shell006) at retail?

No. Both sets that include Shell Worker are retired.

Has Shell Worker (shell006) gone up in value?

Yes. Shell Worker is worth 476% more than when released. That is about 6.5% a year.

How much could Shell Worker (shell006) be worth in a year?

In a year, Shell Worker is forecast at $12.95, up about 12% on today. A forecast is an estimate, not a promise.

Which is the most valuable of the Shell Worker minifigures?

Of all the Shell Worker minifigures, Shell Worker (shell005) is worth the most, at $34.37.

See the top lists: Most Valuable LEGO Town Minifigures · Top LEGO Town Minifigures by Growth · Most Valuable LEGO Minifigures of the 1990s

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Shell Worker Reviews

18 reviews
4.8
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Review for LEGO set 1250 Dragster from
“This Shell promotion set from 1999 offers a simple and quick build, fitting well into the small scale and budget of the Shell promotions series. While it may seem a bit oversimplified for a dragster, it still has a charming, classic feel, and the included minifigure with a... More Shell logo adds a nice touch.”

Community Stats

Shell Worker (shell006) currently ranks #11 out of the top owned loose minifigs that are related.
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About Town City

The Town City minifigures are the townspeople of LEGO Town's last years, from 1997 to 2000. Many wear the logo of Octan, LEGO's own fuel company, on their caps, jackets and overalls, and the mechanics and repair crews wear red overalls printed with a wrench. The emergency services have their own uniforms, firefighters with a flame badge and coast guards in red and white, and police officers with a sheriff star. Construction workers, a TV pilot and drivers in leather jackets fill out the rest.
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