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Town / Space Port Minifigures

The LEGO Town Space Port subtheme, introduced in 1999, inlcudes 14 minifigs across 19 sets. On average, these minifigs have an annual growth rate of 4.7%.
Most valuable Town Space Port minifig
Astronaut (spp002) $36.06
Highest growth Space Port minifig
Firefighter (spp010) +1654.00%
Most owned Town Space Port minifig
Astronaut (spp003)
Set with the most Town Space Port minifigs
6456 Mission Control 4 minifigs
The LEGO Town Space Port subtheme featured minifigures involved in various aspects of space travel and logistics. Key characters included astronauts, space scientists, and ground support crew, equipped with spacesuits and operational gear. The theme emphasized the infrastructure and activities at a spaceport, including rocket launches, satellite deployment, and space shuttle maintenance.
14 minifigs

Captain Jerry Walker

Minifig number spp016
Astronaut (Captain Jerry Walker) C1 from the Space Port theme wearing white legs, a white helmet, and a gold large visor
Value $16.19
Growth  +713.6%
Annual growth 7.8%

Astronaut

Minifig number spp015
Astronaut C1 from the Space Port theme with white legs, helmet, and visor
Value $26.05
Growth  +1209.0%
Annual growth 9.7%

Scientist

Minifig number spp014
Scientist (Flex Combo) in a space port with a white construction helmet and white legs
Value $5.62
Growth  +182.4%
Annual growth 3.8%

Security Officer Batterby Schure

Minifig number spp012
Batterby Schure from Space Port
Value $11.33
Growth  +278.9%
Annual growth 4.9%

Scientist

Minifig number spp011
Scientist Flex Combo in a white construction helmet with black legs located at the space port
Value $9.83
Growth  +293.2%
Annual growth 5.1%

Firefighter

Minifig number spp010
Firefighter with white fire helmet, air gauge and pocket, breathing hose, white air tanks, light gray legs, black hips
Value $35.08
Growth  +1654.0%
Annual growth 7.4%

Ground Control

Minifig number spp009
Minifigure at the space port with ground control wearing a white construction helmet
Value $16.95
Growth  +239.0%
Annual growth 4.5%

Ground Control

Minifig number spp008
Ground control worker from space port with a white cap
Value $15.18
Growth  +586.9%
Annual growth 7.2%

Ground Control

Minifig number spp007
Minifigure wearing a red cap representing a ground control member in the space port
Value $6.48
Growth  +149.2%
Annual growth 3.3%

Astronaut

Minifig number spp006
Astronaut C1 from the Space Port theme with white legs with light gray hips and a rocket pack
Value $17.61
Growth  +489.0%
Annual growth 6.6%

Astronaut

Minifig number spp005
Astronaut C1 (Captain Jerry Walker) from the Space Port theme with white legs and light gray hips, equipped with a breathing apparatus
Value $6.45
Growth  +224.1%
Annual growth 4.3%

Astronaut

Minifig number spp003
Astronaut (Captain Jerry Walker) C1 from the Space Port theme with white legs and light gray hips
Value $15.64
Growth  +213.4%
Annual growth 4.2%

Astronaut

Minifig number spp002
Female astronaut from Space Port with 2 red buttons, white legs with light gray hips
Value $36.06
Growth  +801.5%
Annual growth 8.3%

Captain Jerry Walker

Minifig number spp001
Astronaut (Captain Jerry Walker) C1 from Space Port with white legs and a blue cap
Value $11.13
Growth  +459.3%
Annual growth 6.4%

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$229.60   (for all 14 minifigs)
Growth
+82.91%
Annual growth
+4.66%

Community Stats

Here are the top 14 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Town / Space Port theme.
#1Astronaut
#2Scientist
#3Astronaut
#4Ground Control
#5Ground Control
#6Astronaut
#7Ground Control
#8Astronaut
#9Captain Jerry Walker
#10Scientist
#11Captain Jerry Walker
#12Astronaut
#13Firefighter
#14Security Officer Batterby Schure

About LEGO Town Space Port

LEGO Space Port is a Town subtheme which was released for one year in 1999 and was centered around spaceflight with spacecraft and vehicles. Space Port succeeded the Launch Command theme which was discontinued in 1997 and featured a greater number of sets and diversity of vehicles than Launch Command.