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LEGO Factory Minifigures

The LEGO Factory theme, released between 2005 and 2008, includes 18 minifigs from 8 sets. These minifigs have an average annual growth rate of 6.3%.
Most valuable Factory minifig
Star Justice Astronaut 3 (sp088s) $57.00
Most owned Factory minifig
Hot Rod Mechanic (rac038)
Set with the most Factory minifigs
10191 Star Justice 8 minifigs
The LEGO Factory theme, active from 2005 to 2009, allowed fans to design and share their own sets through LEGO's Digital Designer software, resulting in a variety of unique minifigures. Key minifigures in this theme are diverse and varied, as they were created by fans and encompass a wide range of characters and roles. Some notable figures include custom-designed city workers, space explorers, and fantasy characters, each reflecting the creativity of the LEGO community. These minifigures are typically characterized by their unique accessories and detailed printing, making them stand out as personalized additions to any LEGO collection.
18 minifigs

Male in Dark Blue Jacket

Minifig number twn045
Minifgure wearing a dark blue jacket over a light blue shirt with dark bluish gray legs, square glasses, and dark tan female hair
Value $19.63
Growth  +519.2%
Annual growth 7.7%

Female

Minifig number twn044
Minifigure with a medium blue jacket, reddish brown ponytail hair and dark blue legs
Value $45.92
Growth  +1028.3%
Annual growth 10.5%

Star Justice Droid 2

Minifig number sp090
Value $7.48
Growth  +158.8%
Annual growth 5.4%

Star Justice Droid 1

Minifig number sp089
Value $6.31
Growth  +144.6%
Annual growth 5.0%

Star Justice Astronaut 3

Minifig number sp088s
Star Justice Astronaut 3 with torso sticker
Value $57.00
Growth  +1213.4%
Annual growth 7.3%

Star Justice Astronaut 3

Minifig number sp088
Star Justice Astronaut, version 3, without torso sticker
Value $44.30
Growth  +844.6%
Annual growth 12.1%

Star Justice Astronaut 2

Minifig number sp087s
Star Justice Astronaut with a torso sticker
Value $20.69
Growth  +589.7%
Annual growth 12.6%

Star Justice Astronaut 2

Minifig number sp087
Astronaut 2 from the Star Justice theme without the torso sticker
Value $12.78
Growth  +369.9%
Annual growth 8.9%

Star Justice Astronaut 1

Minifig number sp086s
Star Justice astronaut 1 with torso sticker
Value $17.00
Growth  +466.7%
Annual growth 10.0%

Star Justice Astronaut 1

Minifig number sp086
Star Justice Astronaut 1 minifigure with smirk, stubble beard, and no torso sticker
Value $12.33
Growth  +311.0%
Annual growth 8.1%

Space Skull Minion

Minifig number sp085sb
Space Skull Minion with torso sticker
Value $14.37
Growth  +260.2%
Annual growth 7.3%

Space Skull Commander

Minifig number sp085sa
Value $19.99
Growth  +899.5%
Annual growth 13.0%

Space Skull

Minifig number sp085
Value $9.92
Growth  +223.1%
Annual growth 6.7%

Hot Rod Driver

Minifig number rac041
Hot Rod Driver wearing a plaid outfit
Value $5.08
Growth  +47.7%
Annual growth 2.2%

Hot Rod Driver

Minifig number rac040
Hot Rod Driver Tan
Value $17.81
Growth  +612.4%
Annual growth 7.2%

Hot Rod Driver

Minifig number rac039
Hot Rod Driver Orange
Value $5.49
Growth  +144.0%
Annual growth 5.1%

Hot Rod Mechanic

Minifig number rac038
Value $3.76
Growth  +94.8%
Annual growth 3.8%

Male with Green Overalls

Minifig number ovr032
Minifigure with green overalls with pocket, green legs, and light bluish gray male hair
Value $18.83
Growth  +574.9%
Annual growth 5.4%

Theme Pricing

Value
$338.69   (for all 18 minifigs)
Growth
+83.63%
Annual growth
+6.33%

Community Stats

Here are the top 18 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Factory theme.
#1Hot Rod Mechanic
#2Female
#3Space Skull
#4Male in Dark Blue Jacket
#5Male with Green Overalls
#6Space Skull Commander
#7Hot Rod Driver
#8Hot Rod Driver
#9Space Skull Minion
#10Star Justice Astronaut 1
#11Hot Rod Driver
#12Star Justice Droid 1
#13Star Justice Astronaut 3
#14Star Justice Droid 2
#15Star Justice Astronaut 3
#16Star Justice Astronaut 2
#17Star Justice Astronaut 2
#18Star Justice Astronaut 1

About LEGO Factory

The Factory theme was introduced in 2005 and was powered by LEGO Digital Designer (LDD), a free LEGO virtual building program for the computer. Using the LDD people could design their own 3-D LEGO virtual model, and submit it for purchase using the LEGO Shop-at-home. The Factory platform was also designed to allow users to view and purchase other users custom creations. Once ordered, these Factory sets came in special packaging that showed the model as well as all included LEGO elements needed to build the design.

During Factory's beta phase, The LEGO Group sponsored a contest where people could submit their designs, in which 8,000 designs were submitted and people and LEGO Master Model Builders voted on the top models. Ten models were selected to become real LEGO sets available exclusively through LEGO Shop-at-Home.

In 2009, LEGO Factory was replaced by Design byME.