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Space / Mars Mission Minifigures

The LEGO Space Mars Mission subtheme consists of 14 minifigs that were released from 2007 to 2008 and based 17 sets. On average, these minifigs have an annual growth rate of 5.0%.
Most valuable Space Mars Mission minifig
Mars Mission Alien Commander (mm010) $27.30
Highest growth Mars Mission minifig
Mars Mission Astronaut (mm014) +869.00%
Most owned Space Mars Mission minifig
Mars Mission Alien (mm001)
Set with the most Space Mars Mission minifigs
7690 MB-01 Eagle Command Base 8 minifigs
The Mars Mission subtheme features minifigures like astronauts in orange suits and Martian aliens. The storyline centers on the conflict between human astronauts and Martian aliens over resources on Mars. The minifigures include explorers, miners, and soldiers equipped with advanced vehicles and weapons to protect their base and collect energy crystals.
14 minifigs

Mars Mission Astronaut

Minifig number mm015
Astronaut from the Mars Mission theme with a helmet, metallic gold visor, smirk, and stubble beard
Value $5.06
Growth  +151.7%
Annual growth 5.1%

Mars Mission Astronaut

Minifig number mm014
Astronaut from Mars Mission theme with helmet, cheek lines, and backpack
Value $19.38
Growth  +869.0%
Annual growth 13.2%

Mars Mission Astronaut

Minifig number mm013
Mars Mission astronaut wearing a helmet, balaclava, and backpack
Value $17.18
Growth  +461.4%
Annual growth 9.9%

Mars Mission Astronaut

Minifig number mm012
Astronaut from Mars Mission wearing a helmet and cheek lines
Value $5.00
Growth  +151.3%
Annual growth 5.0%

Mars Mission Astronaut

Minifig number mm011
Mars Mission Astronaut with Helmet and Dual Sided Head
Value $12.64
Growth  +535.2%
Annual growth 10.2%

Mars Mission Alien Commander

Minifig number mm010
Value $27.30
Growth  +494.8%
Annual growth 9.1%

Mars Mission Astronaut

Minifig number mm009
Astronaut with Mars Mission helmet, angry black eyebrows, and messy hair
Value $9.95
Growth  +423.7%
Annual growth 9.1%

Mars Mission Astronaut

Minifig number mm008
Astronaut with red-brown hair worn over one eye, stubble wearing a Mars Mission helmet
Value $4.34
Growth  +118.1%
Annual growth 4.2%

Mars Mission Astronaut

Minifig number mm007
Mars Mission astronaut with stubble, wearing a helmet and orange sunglasses on forehead
Value $9.75
Growth  +286.9%
Annual growth 5.5%

Mars Mission Mini Robot

Minifig number mm006
Value $5.36
Growth  +98.5%
Annual growth 3.7%

Mars Mission Astronaut

Minifig number mm004
Astronaut from Mars Mission theme wearing a helmet with sunglasses, a smirk, and a headset
Value $5.72
Growth  +100.7%
Annual growth 3.7%

Mars Mission Astronaut

Minifig number mm003
Astronaut with helmet, messy hair, and stubble from the Mars Mission series
Value $7.82
Growth  +234.2%
Annual growth 6.6%

Mars Mission Astronaut

Minifig number mm002
Mars Mission astronaut wearing a helmet and balaclava
Value $7.98
Growth  +301.0%
Annual growth 7.6%

Mars Mission Alien

Minifig number mm001
Alien from Mars Mission theme with marbled glow-in-the-dark torso
Value $3.14
Growth  +23.1%
Annual growth 1.1%

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$140.62   (for all 14 minifigs)
Growth
+75.48%
Annual growth
+5.02%

Community Stats

Here are the top 14 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Space / Mars Mission theme.
#1Mars Mission Alien
#2Mars Mission Astronaut
#3Mars Mission Astronaut
#4Mars Mission Astronaut
#5Mars Mission Alien Commander
#6Mars Mission Astronaut
#7Mars Mission Astronaut
#8Mars Mission Astronaut
#9Mars Mission Astronaut
#10Mars Mission Astronaut
#11Mars Mission Astronaut
#12Mars Mission Astronaut
#13Mars Mission Astronaut
#14Mars Mission Mini Robot

About LEGO Space Mars Mission

Mars Mission was a LEGO Space subtheme released in 2007 that consisted of 17 sets whose story focused on the adventures of a team of astronauts as they land on Mars and are forced to contend with a dangerous alien race. The humans are a group of astronauts that have journeyed to Mars in search of powerful yellow-green energy crystals found on the Martian surface to power their futuristic devices and technology.

The Aliens have originated from an unknown place in the cosmos, and are also searching for the crystals as well. Both races wish to use these crystals as power sources, which can be used to supply energy to all of their respective vehicles and systems and as such they fought each other.