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LEGO Freestyle Minifigures

The LEGO Freestyle theme, released between 1995 and 1999, includes 15 minifigs from 74 sets. These minifigs have an average annual growth rate of 4.1%.
Most valuable Freestyle minifig
Male (pln144) $57.97
Most owned Freestyle minifig
FreeStyle Timmy (fre001)
Set with the most Freestyle minifigs
4152 Freestyle Bucket 2 minifigs
The LEGO Freestyle theme, active primarily from 1995 to 1999, focuses on open-ended building and creativity, offering a variety of basic bricks and minifigures. The minifigures in this theme are generally simple and versatile, designed to be incorporated into numerous imaginative scenarios. They include everyday characters such as children, adults, and community workers, often with minimal printing and classic LEGO designs. These figures are intended to complement the theme's emphasis on unrestricted, freestyle building.
15 minifigs

Male in Red & Blue Strip Shirt

Minifig number ver009
Minifigure with red and blue vertical lines, red arms, red legs, and brown male hair
Value $28.25
Growth  +678.2%
Annual growth 4.9%

Male Passenger in Green Jacket

Minifig number trn136
Minifigure with black male hair, wearing a green jacket with 2 large pockets and black legs
Value $20.79
Growth  +464.9%
Annual growth 6.5%

Male Passenger in Green Jacket

Minifig number trn111
Minifigure with green jacket with 2 large pockets, black legs, and brown male hair
Value $7.65
Growth  +262.6%
Annual growth 4.5%

Timmy

Minifig number tim005
Timmy from Time Cruisers with green legs and a blue cap
Value $11.82
Growth  +509.3%
Annual growth 6.5%

Male

Minifig number pln159
Minifigure has a green torso with white arms, white legs, and wears a blue cap
Value $8.60
Growth  +168.8%
Annual growth 3.4%

Male

Minifig number pln149
Minifigure with plain blue torso and white arms, light gray legs, and black male hair
Value $13.71
Growth  +292.8%
Annual growth 4.4%

Male

Minifig number pln148
Minifigure with a plain blue torso and white arms, white legs, and a red cap
Value $10.78
Growth  +208.0%
Annual growth 3.6%

Male

Minifig number pln144
Minifigure with plain blue torso, white arms, light gray legs, and a blue cap
Value $57.97
Growth  +1678.2%
Annual growth 9.6%

Male

Minifig number pln135
Minifigure with a plain green torso, white arms, white legs, and a white cap
Value $8.15
Growth  +226.0%
Annual growth 3.9%

Male in Green Jacket

Minifig number pck025
Minifigure with green jacket featuring 2 large pockets, red legs, and a white cap
Value $2.14
Growth  +7.5%
Annual growth 0.3%

Girl with Palm Tree Shirt

Minifig number par064
Minifigure with black legs and ponytail hair and a palm tree pattern
Value $21.74
Growth  +522.9%
Annual growth 6.4%

Male with dope stache

Minifig number fre004
Minifigure with black hair, light gray legs, and horizontal blue/white stripes
Value $18.10
Growth  +499.3%
Annual growth 5.8%

Female

Minifig number fre003
Minifigure with plain dark pink torso with white arms, pink legs, and black ponytail hair
Value $39.24
Growth  +555.1%
Annual growth 6.1%

FreeStyle Timmy

Minifig number fre002
Timmy with black legs wearing a green wizard/witch hat
Value $3.22
Growth  +47.7%
Annual growth 1.4%

FreeStyle Timmy

Minifig number fre001
Timmy, with green legs and a red hat, in a freestyle outfit
Value $3.94
Growth  +53.3%
Annual growth 1.5%

Theme Pricing

Value
$256.10   (for all 15 minifigs)
Growth
+81.82%
Annual growth
+4.12%

Community Stats

Here are the top 15 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Freestyle theme.
#1FreeStyle Timmy
#2Male in Red & Blue Strip Shirt
#3Timmy
#4Male Passenger in Green Jacket
#5FreeStyle Timmy
#6Male Passenger in Green Jacket
#7Male
#8Male in Green Jacket
#9Male with dope stache
#10Male
#11Girl with Palm Tree Shirt
#12Male
#13Male
#14Female
#15Male

About LEGO Freestyle

Freestyle was a LEGO theme that was released in 1995 and ran for four years. It was the successor to the Basic theme and focused on creative building with simple, basic LEGO bricks. Many Freestyle sets were bucket sets. The theme was later succeeded by the Bricks and More theme.