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Ideas / NASA Minifigures

The LEGO Ideas NASA subtheme consists of 4 minifigs that were released from 2014 to 2020 and based 5 sets. On average, these minifigs have an annual growth rate of 9.3%.
Most valuable Ideas NASA minifig
Margaret Hamilton (idea035) $24.96
Most owned Ideas NASA minifig
Nancy G. Roman (idea036)
Set with the most Ideas NASA minifigs
21312 Women of NASA 4 minifigs
The NASA subtheme in the LEGO Ideas series features minifigures such as astronauts, engineers, and scientists. These sets highlight key moments in space exploration history, including models of the Saturn V rocket, the Space Shuttle, and the Apollo lunar missions. The minifigures represent the individuals who contribute to space exploration, capturing the excitement and achievements of NASA's pioneering work in space.
4 minifigs

Sally Ride

Minifig number idea037
Sally Ride, NASA astronaut
Value $7.92
Growth  +82.1%
Annual growth 7.1%

Nancy G. Roman

Minifig number idea036
Nancy G. Roman is an American astronomer who worked at NASA
Value $8.22
Growth  +179.6%
Annual growth 9.7%

Margaret Hamilton

Minifig number idea035
Computer scientist Margaret Heafield Hamilton
Value $24.96
Growth  +810.9%
Annual growth 19.2%

Mae Jemison

Minifig number idea034
NASA astronaut Mae Jemison
Value $17.55
Growth  +338.8%
Annual growth 11.7%

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$58.65   (for all 4 minifigs)
Growth
+76.08%
Annual growth
+9.33%

Community Stats

Here are the top 4 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Ideas / NASA theme.
#1Nancy G. Roman
#2Sally Ride
#3Margaret Hamilton
#4Mae Jemison

About LEGO Ideas NASA

The LEGO Ideas Astronomy theme focuses on sets that are scientific and space based projects such as real world builds like the NASA Curiosity rover to NASA Apollo Saturn V rocket. Many of the sets are a collaboration between NASA and the LEGO group and are based on real life NASA projects.

The LEGO Ideas theme, formally known as LEGO Cuusoo, is based around a website which allows users to submit ideas for LEGO products to be turned into potential sets available commercially. If fellow users in the LEGO Ideas community up vote the project to 10000 then LEGO Group has a committee which votes on whether to build the set and release it. If the project is approved and cleared for production, it is developed and later released as an official set under the "LEGO Ideas" banner.