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Child Minifigure - Boy child wearing a bright green sweater with bright light yellow zigzag lines, reddish brown short legs, and medium nougat spiked hair - twn488

Child Minifigure

The LEGO Icons Child minifig was first introduced in 2023 in the set 10326 Natural History Museum and is currently estimated to be valued around $3 and an annual growth of about 5.3%.
twn488 Boy child wearing a bright green sweater with bright light yellow zigzag lines, reddish brown short legs, and medium nougat spiked hair. The Child minifigure is exclusive.
This minifigure of a boy came in the 2023 Icons set, 10326 Natural History Museum. He wears a bright green sweater with bright light yellow zigzag lines and reddish brown short legs, while his medium nougat hair stands up in spikes.

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Child Appears in the Following LEGO Set

10326 Natural History Museum

Theme / Subtheme Icons / Modular Buildings
Year 2023
Pieces / Minifigs 4,014 / 9
Availability Retail (Retiring soon)
10326 LEGO Natural History Museum
Retail $299.99
Available at retail
Retiring soon

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Community Stats

Child (twn488) currently ranks #4 out of the top owned loose minifigs that are related.
#1Natural History Museum Curator (twn488)
#2Natural History Museum Visitor (twn488)
#3Natural History Museum Window Washer (twn488)
#4Child (twn488)
#5Natural History Museum Visitor (twn488)
#6Natural History Museum Statue (twn488)
#7Natural History Museum Statue (twn488)
#8Natural History Museum Employee (twn488)

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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