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  2. LEGO Legends of Chima
  3. Accessory Sets

Legends of Chima / Accessory Sets Minifigs

Worriz

Minifig number loc146
Worriz - Fire Chi, Light Bluish Gray Hands
Worriz
Value $3.35
Growth 75.4%
Annual growth 7.0%

Vornon

Minifig number loc112
Vornon - Flat Silver Armor
Vornon
Value $4.29
Growth 116.7%
Annual growth 9.7%

Sykor

Minifig number loc111
Sykor
Value $3.05
Growth 81.5%
Annual growth 7.2%

Crug

Minifig number loc109
Crug - Flat Silver Armor
Crug
Value $4.28
Growth 121.8%
Annual growth 9.3%

Wilhurt

Minifig number loc106
Wilhurt - Flat Silver Armor
Wilhurt
Value $4.08
Growth 70.7%
Annual growth 6.2%

Frax

Minifig number loc105
Frax - Armor
Frax
Value $3.09
Growth 191.5%
Annual growth 7.7%

Grumlo

Minifig number loc028
Grumlo - Dark Brown Heavy Armor
Grumlo
Value $2.97
Growth 99.3%
Annual growth 7.6%

Longtooth

Minifig number loc027
Longtooth
Value $2.32
Growth 110.9%
Annual growth 7.7%

Ewar

Minifig number loc014
Ewar - Pearl Gold Armor
Ewar
Value $2.58
Growth 145.7%
Annual growth 9.3%

Winzar

Minifig number loc009
Winzar
Value $2.16
Growth 74.2%
Annual growth 5.7%

Lennox

Minifig number loc003
Lennox
Value $1.86
Growth 57.6%
Annual growth 4.6%

Razcal

Minifig number loc002
Razcal
Value $2.84
Growth 115.2%
Annual growth 8.0%

Subtheme Details

Theme
Legends of Chima
Subtheme
Accessory Sets
Minifigs
12
Sets
4
Years
2013 - 2014

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$36.87
Growth
+201.15%
Annual growth
+7.12%

Community Stats

The following are the top 10 most owned loose minifigs by collectors in Legends of Chima Accessory Sets.
#1Lennox
#2Winzar
#3Longtooth
#4Razcal
#5Ewar
#6Grumlo
#7Frax
#8Crug
#9Sykor
#10Wilhurt

About LEGO Legends of Chima Accessory Sets

Legends of Chima is a LEGO theme that was introduced in 2013 that features a world called the Land of Chima, which is populated by 22 tribes of anthropomorphic creatures in which a war threatens to destroy their friendships and land. One defining features of the Legends of Chima sets is the animal-motif used by nearly every set in the line. Vehicles and structures feature the head-shape, outline, or both of their respective tribe's patron animals. The theme was discontinued in 2015.