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4 Juniors / Spider-Man Figures

The LEGO 4 Juniors Spider-Man subtheme, introduced in 2004, inlcudes 4 figures across 2 sets. On average, these figures have an annual growth rate of 7.1%.
Most valuable 4 Juniors Spider-Man figure
Dr. Octopus (4j005) $63.22
Highest growth Spider-Man figure
Peter Parker (4j012) +2337.90%
Most owned 4 Juniors Spider-Man figure
Spider-Man (4j004)
Set with the most 4 Juniors Spider-Man figures
4858 Doc Ock's Crime Spree 3 figures
The LEGO 4 Juniors Spider-Man subtheme features minifigures such as Spider-Man, Green Goblin, and Mary Jane. These characters are part of simplified sets designed for younger builders, focusing on iconic Spider-Man adventures and battles against villains. The subtheme emphasizes easy-to-build scenes and recognizable elements from the Spider-Man universe, including vehicles and buildings.
4 minifigs

Peter Parker

Junior-figure number 4j012
Peter Parker (Junior-Figure)
Value $53.39
Growth  +2337.9%
Annual growth 15.1%

Police Officer

Junior-figure number 4j007
Junior police with black legs, wearing a black jacket, white helmet, and light nougat head
Value $2.33
Growth  +17.7%
Annual growth 5.7%

Dr. Octopus

Junior-figure number 4j005
Junior Doc Ock with grabber arms known as Dr. Octopus (Otto Octavius)
Value $63.22
Growth  +1508.7%
Annual growth 11.2%

Spider-Man

Junior-figure number 4j004
Spider-Man (Junior-Figure)
Value $12.16
Growth  +400.4%
Annual growth 7.4%

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$131.10   (for all 4 figures)
Growth
+91.97%
Annual growth
+7.12%

Community Stats

Here are the top 4 most - owned loose figures among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO 4 Juniors / Spider-Man theme.
#1Spider-Man
#2Dr. Octopus
#3Peter Parker
#4Police Officer

About LEGO 4 Juniors Spider-Man

The 4 Juniors Spider-Man subtheme was a small, 2 set release, that was a larger piece version of the original Spider-Man 2 theme. It was also the only movie theme for the 4 Juniors theme.

4 Juniors, also known as 4 Plus was a theme introduced in 2003 by LEGO that targeted children of four years old or more. It was a successor to the Jack Stone theme and used regular LEGO bricks but came with a different kind of minifigure that was larger then the standard minifigures. The sets tended to have a small number of larger pieces, in order to be easy to put together.