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Technic Figure Red Legs - Technic figure with red legs, red top with chest plate, black hair, and white helmet - tech017

Technic Figure Red Legs

The LEGO Technic Technic Figure Red Legs figure was first introduced in 2000 in the set 8300 LEGO Technic Guys and is currently estimated to be valued around $28 and an annual growth of about 7.7%.
tech017 Technic figure with red legs, red top with chest plate, black hair, and white helmet. The LEGO figure is exclusive.
The Technic Figure with red legs and a red top with a chest plate, black hair, and a white helmet is a generic figure from the LEGO Technic line, designed to accompany Technic sets for enhancing build and play functionalities.

Technic Figure Red Legs Appears in the Following LEGO Set

8300 LEGO Technic Guys

Theme Technic
Year 2000
Pieces / Figures 5 / 2
Availability Retired
8300 LEGO Technic Guys
Retail $10.99
Value $76.18
Growth  +593.2%
Annual growth 10.4%

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Technic Figure Red Legs Reviews

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Review for LEGO set 8300 LEGO Technic Guys from
“This is a great addition if you're looking for human figures for your medium-sized Technic creations. They're highly poseable, true to the "Technic" style, and even feature peg-holes in their legs for added customization. While their grip is larger than regular minifigures,... More making it tricky to hold smaller LEGO pieces, they fit perfectly with Technic pegs and come with interchangeable helmets for extra versatility.”

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Technic Figure Red Legs (tech017) currently ranks #3 out of the top owned loose figures that are related.
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About Technic

The LEGO Technic theme, primarily known for its complex mechanical builds, occasionally includes minifigures designed to complement the intricate models. Active since 1977, the Technic minifigures, introduced in the late 1980s and early 1990s, are unique compared to standard minifigures, featuring more articulation with movable arms, legs, and heads.
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