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Duplo / Toolo Duplo Figures

The LEGO Duplo Toolo subtheme consists of 13 duplo figures that were released from 1992 to 1999 and based 14 sets. On average, these duplo figures have an annual growth rate of 6.0%.
Most valuable Duplo Toolo duplo figure
Female (4555pb247) $26.81
Most owned Duplo Toolo duplo figure
Male (4555pb076)
Set with the most Duplo Toolo duplo figures
2935 Fire Engine 3 duplo figures
The LEGO DUPLO theme, introduced in 1969 and continuing to the present, features minifigures designed for younger children, with larger and safer pieces to accommodate smaller hands. Key minifigures include a variety of everyday characters such as family members, animals, and community helpers like doctors, police officers, and firefighters. These figures are characterized by their simple, chunky designs and bright, cheerful colors. DUPLO sets often focus on early learning and imaginative play, with scenarios ranging from farm life and town scenes to popular licensed themes like Disney and Pixar.
13 minifigs

Male Racer 1

Duplo figure number 4555pb262
Male Duplo figure with white legs, wearing a white top with a black zipper and racer #1, topped with a blue aviator helmet
Value $4.77
Growth  +138.5%

Female

Duplo figure number 4555pb247
Female Duplo figure with red legs, yellow top with red buttons, black hair, glasses, carrying wrench, brown head
Value $26.81
Growth  +487.9%
Annual growth 6.0%

Male Racer 2

Duplo figure number 4555pb244
Male Duplo figure with white legs and top with black zipper and Racer #2, wearing a blue aviator helmet
Value $2.47

Male

Duplo figure number 4555pb199
Male Duplo figure with blue legs, wearing a red top with blue overalls, a white construction hat, and a turned-down nose
Value $1.74
Growth  +17.6%
Annual growth 0.4%

Male Fireman

Duplo figure number 4555pb156
Male Duplo fireman with black legs and top featuring 6 yellow buttons, wearing a white fire helmet and moustache
Value $2.55
Growth  +27.5%

Male Fireman

Duplo figure number 4555pb114
Male Duplo figure fireman wearing black legs, black top with 3 white buttons, and a red fire helmet
Value $2.08
Growth  +108.0%

Male

Duplo figure number 4555pb102
Male Duplo figure with blue legs, wearing a yellow top with wrench in pocket and a yellow construction hat

Female

Duplo figure number 4555pb077
Female Duplo figure with red legs, yellow top with red buttons and a wrench in pocket, wearing a white construction hat

Male

Duplo figure number 4555pb076
Male Duplo figure with blue legs, wearing a red top with blue overalls and a white construction hat, has a turned-up nose

Male Racer

Duplo figure number 4555pb068
Duplo figure with white legs, wearing white top with black zipper and racer #2, and green helmet
Value $1.79
Growth  +2.9%
Annual growth 0.1%

Male Airport Worker

Duplo figure number 4555pb057
Male Duplo figure with white legs, wearing a blue top with a plane logo and a yellow aviator helmet

Male Fireman

Duplo figure number 4555pb045
Male Duplo fireman with black legs, wearing a black top with fire logo and zipper and a white fire helmet

Male Fireman

Duplo figure number 4555pb043
Male Duplo firefighter with black legs, black top featuring a fire logo and zipper, white fire helmet, and moustache
Value $2.15
Growth  +7.5%

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$44.36   (for all 13 duplos)
Growth
+66.68%
Annual growth
+6.05%  Low accuracy

Community Stats

Here are the top 11 most - owned loose duplo figures among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Duplo / Toolo theme.
#1Male
#2Male
#3Male Airport Worker
#4Male Fireman
#5Male Fireman
#6Male Racer 2
#7Male
#8Male Racer 1
#9Female
#10Male Racer
#11Male Fireman

About LEGO Duplo Toolo

Toolo is a subtheme of LEGO DUPLO that was released in 1992 and ran until 1999. The sets were designed to encourage young children to learn how to build and take things apart with tools. Each of the sets released contained tools.

The LEGO DUPLO theme is designed for children ages 1 to 5. It features DUPLO figures which are much larger than minifigures and DUPLO blocks which are about twice the length, width, and height of a standard System brick.