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Ideas / Promotional Minifigures

The LEGO Ideas Promotional subtheme, introduced in 2019, inlcudes 13 minifigs across 12 sets. On average, these minifigs have an annual growth rate of 7.5%.
Most valuable Ideas Promotional minifig
Irving Walsh (idea271) $24.64
Highest growth Promotional minifig
Classic Space Baby Blue (sp140) +474.55%
Set with the most Ideas Promotional minifigs
40448 Vintage Car 2 minifigs
The LEGO Ideas theme, active since 2010, features a diverse array of minifigures based on fan-submitted designs that have been turned into official sets. Key minifigures include those from popular sets such as the "Women of NASA" with figures like Margaret Hamilton, Sally Ride, and Mae Jemison; characters from "The Big Bang Theory" like Sheldon Cooper and Leonard Hofstadter; and figures from licensed sets like "Ghostbusters" with the original Ghostbusters team, and "The Flintstones" with Fred, Wilma, Barney, and Betty. Each minifigure in the Ideas theme is uniquely detailed to reflect the original fan design and the specific theme of the set.
13 minifigs

Classic Space Baby Blue

Minifig number sp140
Classic Space, Little - Blue
Value $12.64
Growth  +474.5%
Annual growth 9.4%

Flying Moon Car Astronaut

Minifig number idea273
Male astronaut wearing a white spacesuit with bright light orange arms and legs, and a trans-clear fishbowl helmet
Value $3.22
Growth  +34.7%
Annual growth 22.7%

Flying Moon Car Astronaut Female

Minifig number idea272
Female astronaut wearing a white spacesuit with bright green arms and legs, and a trans-clear fishbowl helmet
Value $3.50
Growth  +46.4%
Annual growth 30.2%

Irving Walsh

Minifig number idea271
Value $24.64
Growth  +252.0%

Irene Walsh

Minifig number idea270
Value $23.54
Growth  +236.3%

Galileo Galilei

Minifig number idea171
Value $8.73
Growth  +186.2%
Annual growth 20.0%

Ray the Castaway

Minifig number idea122
Value $4.56
Growth  +137.5%
Annual growth 10.7%

Cosmic Cardboard Adventurer

Minifig number idea105
Cardboard adventurer in a dark tan motorcycle helmet with a 918 Classic Space torso
Value $4.20
Growth  +68.0%
Annual growth 8.5%

Sailor

Minifig number idea098
Female sailor wearing a life jacket with white legs
Value $2.65
Growth  +17.8%
Annual growth 3.4%

Sailor

Minifig number idea097
Male sailor wearing a life jacket with dark blue legs
Value $2.69
Growth  +18.0%
Annual growth 3.4%

Vintage Car Gal

Minifig number idea081
Woman with bright light yellow hair wearing a black leather jacket and medium lavender legs
Value $5.10
Growth  +148.8%
Annual growth 7.9%

Vintage Car Man

Minifig number idea080
Man with black hair wearing a dark azure letter jacket and black legs
Value $4.22
Growth  +28.7%
Annual growth 4.7%

Boy with Freckles

Minifig number idea051
Boy with Freckles, classic space shirt with red sleeves, dark azure short legs, reddish brown hair
Value $5.77
Growth  +65.3%
Annual growth 7.4%

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$105.46   (for all 13 minifigs)
Growth
+60.36%
Annual growth
+7.51%

Community Stats

Here are the top 13 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Ideas / Promotional theme.
#1Classic Space Baby Blue
#2Sailor
#3Galileo Galilei
#4Sailor
#5Ray the Castaway
#6Vintage Car Gal
#7Vintage Car Man
#8Cosmic Cardboard Adventurer
#9Boy with Freckles
#10Irving Walsh
#11Irene Walsh
#12Flying Moon Car Astronaut
#13Flying Moon Car Astronaut Female

About LEGO Ideas Promotional

The LEGO Ideas theme, which started in 2008 as an offshoot of the Japanese website Cuusoo, then 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 and the original designer receives 1% of the royalties and a number of free sets. Typically, a few projects are approved a year and most are rejected due to various restrictions.