Minifig Facts
The Businessman minifigure, first introduced in the 2014 set 10243 Parisian Restaurant, is part of the LEGO Icons theme and the Modular Buildings subtheme. This minifigure features a distinctive pinstripe jacket in dark blue with a printed gold tie, adding a formal touch to its attire. The minifigure's hair is styled in a tousled, layered tan design, complementing its dark tan legs. This character is notable for its inclusion in the Parisian Restaurant set, contributing to the detailed and sophisticated atmosphere of the modular building series.
Common description: Businessman Pinstripe Jacket and Gold Tie, Dark Tan Legs, Tan Tousled and Layered Hair
Businessman Reviews
Is this LEGO minifigure a good investment?
“There are currently at least 8 Businessman minifigs figures. This one (twn191) is exclusive to a single set, making it slightly more desirable to collectors and investors.”
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Review for LEGO set 10243 Parisian Restaurant from BricktasticBlog
“It's a modular, one of the more sought after ones that's affordable (unless you're in the money for the first few), and is an absolutely beautiful addition to any collection, even if you've never had any of the other modulars before. If you're planning on using it just for... More parts, again, it's a ripper, with all the olive green, not even counting the other elements included.”
About Icons Modular Buildings
The Modular Buildings minifigures are the residents of LEGO's modular street, the people who live and work in each building. Every set brings its own small cast to match its shops and rooms, a pizza chef and a coffee vendor, a jazz singer and a band, a photographer, a tailor and a mannequin, a bellhop and a receptionist at the hotel, and a curator and visitors at the Natural History Museum. Some figures carry the period of their building, like the 1940s police officer of the detective's office, while the newer sets have printed faces and outfits made only for them, such as the clockmaker and the haberdasher of the Tudor Corner.
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