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Friends / Airport Mini-doll Figures

The LEGO Friends Airport subtheme consists of 14 mini-doll figures that were released from 2015 to 2025 and based 4 sets. On average, these mini-doll figures have an annual growth rate of 7.0%.
Most valuable Friends Airport mini-doll figure
David (frnd129) $15.89
Most owned Friends Airport mini-doll figure
Matthew (frnd112)
Set with the most Friends Airport mini-doll figures
42656 Heartlake City Airport and Airplane 8 mini-doll figures
LEGO Friends Mini-doll figures are a distinct type of figure introduced in 2012 as part of the LEGO Friends theme, designed to appeal primarily to girls. These mini-dolls are more detailed and realistic in proportions compared to traditional LEGO minifigures, featuring movable limbs, interchangeable hairpieces, and a variety of accessories. They are slightly taller and slimmer, with a more lifelike appearance that enhances the play experience by providing a closer representation of human characters.

The LEGO Friends theme centers around the lives and adventures of five main characters—Andrea, Emma, Mia, Olivia, and Stephanie—in the fictional town of Heartlake City. Each character has distinct personalities, interests, and hobbies, reflected in the diverse sets that include houses, shops, vehicles, and various community locations.
14 minifigs

Friends Yvette

Mini-doll figure number frnd798
Yvette from Friends is a pilot
Value $2.36
Growth  +4.9%
Annual growth 2.6%

Friends Raj

Mini-doll figure number frnd797
Value $2.15
Growth  +17.5%
Annual growth 9.9%

Friends Eva

Mini-doll figure number frnd796
Value $2.79
Growth  +34.8%
Annual growth 20.6%

Friends Ryan

Mini-doll figure number frnd795
Value $2.16
Growth  +17.4%
Annual growth 9.7%

Friends Celine

Mini-doll figure number frnd794
Value $1.98
Growth  +17.9%
Annual growth 9.7%

Friends Nova

Mini-doll figure number frnd793
Nova from Friends theme wearing a medium lavender vest over a black shirt, dark turquoise trousers, and tan hair
Value $2.48
Growth  +22.2%
Annual growth 12.5%

Friends Zac

Mini-doll figure number frnd792
Friend named Zac in white and yellow jacket, blue shorts, and red shoes
Value $2.16
Growth  +10.8%

Friends Emelia

Mini-doll figure number frnd785
Value $3.64
Growth  +40.0%
Annual growth 23.5%

Olivia

Mini-doll figure number frnd269
Olivia from Friends theme with white trousers and dark pink/dark azure racing jacket
Value $3.00
Growth  +26.1%
Annual growth 2.8%

David

Mini-doll figure number frnd129
David, wearing black trousers with a dark blue jacket and tie, is among friends
Value $15.89
Growth  +306.4%
Annual growth 13.1%

Sandra

Mini-doll figure number frnd128
Sandra from Friends theme with a white vest over a striped shirt and sand blue skirt
Value $9.58
Growth  +142.5%
Annual growth 8.3%

Stephanie

Mini-doll figure number frnd127
Stephanie from Friends with a magenta layered skirt and a light aqua top featuring a flower
Value $4.18
Growth  +68.5%
Annual growth 4.8%

Matthew

Mini-doll figure number frnd112
Matthew from Friends wears black trousers and a khaki shirt
Value $5.37
Growth  +91.8%
Annual growth 6.0%

Olivia

Mini-doll figure number frnd111
Olivia in white top with medium azure collar, dark purple skirt, and striped inset
Value $4.22
Growth  +112.1%
Annual growth 7.0%

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$61.96   (for all 14 mini-dolls)
Growth
+45.51%
Annual growth
+6.95%

Community Stats

Here are the top 7 most - owned loose mini-doll figures among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Friends / Airport theme.
#1Matthew
#2Olivia
#3Stephanie
#4Olivia
#5Sandra
#6Friends Zac
#7David

About LEGO Friends Airport

The LEGO Friends Airport subtheme captures aviation and travel adventures in Heartlake City, starting with 41100 Heartlake Private Jet and the larger 41109 Heartlake City Airport in 2015, followed by 41343 Heartlake City Airplane Tour in 2018 and the flagship 42656 Heartlake City Airport and Airplane in 2025. Sets typically include terminals, jets, baggage accessories, and passenger mini-dolls to support travel-themed roleplay.

LEGO Friends sets, introduced in 2012, are designed to appeal to girls and feature mini-doll figures, which are similar in size to minifigures but with a more realistic design. Fully compatible with all LEGO System bricks, these sets often include pink and purple elements and depict suburban life in the fictional town of Heartlake City.