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LEGO Western Minifigures

The LEGO Western theme, released between 1996 and 2002, includes 20 minifigs from 20 sets. These minifigs have an average annual growth rate of 6.3%.
Most valuable Western minifig
Flatnose Curry (ww013) $76.23
Most owned Western minifig
Sheriff (ww021)
Set with the most Western minifigs
6769 Fort Legoredo 10 minifigs
LEGO Western minifigures, produced from 1996 to 2002, are part of the LEGO Western theme, which is set in the American Wild West. Key factions include the Cowboys, Bandits, and Native Americans. The Cowboys and Bandits are depicted with detailed western attire, featuring cowboy hats, vests, and revolvers, while the Bandits often have more rugged appearances with facial hair and bandanas. The Native American figures come with traditional outfits, headdresses, and accessories like spears and bows.
20 minifigs

Running Bear

Minifig number ww022
Indian Red Shirt
Value $30.90
Growth  +842.1%
Annual growth 8.0%

Sheriff

Minifig number ww021
Value $15.99
Growth  +481.5%
Annual growth 6.0%

Banker

Minifig number ww020
Value $48.23
Growth  +1987.9%
Annual growth 11.1%

Indian Medicine Man

Minifig number ww019
Value $16.42
Growth  +441.9%
Annual growth 5.9%

Sui Native American Female

Minifig number ww018
Indian Female, Quiver
Value $28.64
Growth  +638.1%
Annual growth 7.1%

Big Chief Rattle Snake

Minifig number ww017
Indian Chief
Value $25.91
Growth  +549.4%
Annual growth 6.7%

Indian Tan Shirt

Minifig number ww016
Indian Tan Shirt with a quiver
Value $32.91
Growth  +986.1%
Annual growth 8.4%

Running Bear

Minifig number ww014
Indian Red Shirt carrying a quiver
Value $41.96
Growth  +330.4%
Annual growth 5.2%

Flatnose Curry

Minifig number ww013
Cowboy with a blue shirt (Flatnose Curry)
Value $76.23
Growth  +3185.8%
Annual growth 11.4%

Cowboy Zack

Minifig number ww012
Cowboy Red Shirt
Value $19.00
Growth  +535.5%
Annual growth 6.3%

Black Bart

Minifig number ww011
Bandit 4
Value $19.09
Growth  +859.3%
Annual growth 7.9%

Dewey Cheatum

Minifig number ww010
Bandit 3
Value $15.76
Growth  +366.3%
Annual growth 5.3%

Flatfoot Thompson

Minifig number ww008
Bandit 2
Value $15.62
Growth  +316.5%
Annual growth 4.9%

Black Bart

Minifig number ww007
Bandit 1
Value $14.64
Growth  +350.5%
Annual growth 5.1%

Cavalry Soldier

Minifig number ww006
Cavalry Soldier with Bandana
Value $21.52
Growth  +507.9%
Annual growth 6.2%

Cavalry Soldier

Minifig number ww005
Value $27.76
Growth  +621.0%
Annual growth 6.8%

Cavalry Lieutenant

Minifig number ww004
Cavalry lieutenant with a cavalry cap and bandana
Value $31.52
Growth  +729.5%
Annual growth 7.3%

Colonel Colt Carson

Minifig number ww003
Cavalry Lieutenant with Bandana
Value $28.66
Growth  +718.9%
Annual growth 7.2%

Cavalry Lieutenant

Minifig number ww002
Value $24.88
Growth  +732.1%
Annual growth 7.3%

Cavalry Colonel

Minifig number ww001
Value $22.33
Growth  +608.9%
Annual growth 6.7%

Theme Pricing

Value
$557.97   (for all 20 minifigs)
Growth
+87.36%
Annual growth
+6.26%

Community Stats

Here are the top 20 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Western theme.
#1Sheriff
#2Black Bart
#3Cowboy Zack
#4Big Chief Rattle Snake
#5Cavalry Soldier
#6Flatfoot Thompson
#7Dewey Cheatum
#8Cavalry Colonel
#9Indian Tan Shirt
#10Indian Medicine Man
#11Colonel Colt Carson
#12Sui Native American Female
#13Cavalry Lieutenant
#14Cavalry Soldier
#15Cavalry Lieutenant
#16Running Bear
#17Black Bart
#18Running Bear
#19Banker
#20Flatnose Curry

About LEGO Western

The LEGO Western theme, also known as Wild West, ran from 1996 to 1997 with additional sets released in 2002. The theme included two subthemes, Cowboy and Indians, and was set in the Old West in the second half of the 19th century. Sets featured cowboys, outlaws, cavalry soldiers and native Americans/Indians.

The first Western sets released focused on sheriffs fighting against outlaws as well as a military presence in the old west while the few sets that featured civilians simply served as a back drop for bandits robbing carriages or banks. In the second year of the theme Indians became a major part of the Western theme and most of the sets included teepee's and native American minifigures.