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LEGOLAND / Vehicle Minifigures

The LEGOLAND Vehicle subtheme consists of 3 minifigs that were released from 1970 to 1977 and based 47 sets. On average, these minifigs have an annual growth rate of 4.4%.
Most valuable LEGOLAND Vehicle minifig
Legoland Figure Red Hat (old016s) $21.37
Most owned LEGOLAND Vehicle minifig
Legoland Figure Red Hat (old016)
Set with the most LEGOLAND Vehicle minifigs
615-2 Forklift 1 minifig
The LEGOLAND Vehicle figures are the LEGOLAND figures of the 1970s, the forerunners of the minifigure. They have no arms and no printed face, and they came with only a few of the vehicle sets.
3 minifigs

Legoland Figure Red Hat

Minifig number old016s
Legoland figure with a white torso, red legs, wearing a red hat and featuring a Shell logo sticker
Value $21.37
Growth  +968.5%
Annual growth 4.9%

Legoland Figure Red Hat

Minifig number old016
Legoland figure with white torso, red legs, and a red hat
Value $19.00
Growth  +850.0%
Annual growth 4.7%

Legoland Figure Black Hat

Minifig number old012
Legoland figure with a red torso wearing red legs and a black hat
Value $16.46
Growth  +723.0%
Annual growth 4.2%

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$56.83   (for all 3 minifigs)
Growth
+89.44%
Annual growth
+4.41%

Community Stats

Here are the top 3 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO LEGOLAND / Vehicle theme.
#1Legoland Figure Red Hat
#2Legoland Figure Black Hat
#3Legoland Figure Red Hat

About LEGO LEGOLAND Vehicle

These are the LEGOLAND vehicle sets of the 1970s, the cars, lorries, fire engines, ambulances and tow trucks of LEGO town building before the minifigure. Most came without any figure at all. From 1975 a few included the first small LEGO figures, with a bare head and a body without arms, and these led to the minifigure of 1978. Some carried real brand names, Shell above all, as LEGO had a long partnership with the oil company, and 621 Shell Tanker Truck was one of the first. The later years added a hovercraft and a rally car to the usual mix of emergency services, building machines and transport trucks.