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J. Kawaguchi

idea012 J. Kawaguchi, Hayabusa Project Manager. The LEGO minifigure is exclusive.
The LEGO Ideas J. Kawaguchi minifig was first introduced in 2012 in the set 21101 Hayabusa and is currently estimated to be valued around $23 and an annual growth of about 8.5%.

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$23.65
(BE) BrickLink store nick store
$22.40
-0.5%
(FR) BrickLink store Duplodocus
$24.44
+8.5%
(GR) BrickLink store Brickhunt
$25.75
+14.3%
(IT) Assembled.NEW
$36.44
+61.8%

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J. Kawaguchi Appears in the Following LEGO Set

21101 Hayabusa

Theme / Subtheme Ideas / Astronomy
Year 2012
Pieces / Minifigs 369 / 1
Availability Retired
21101 LEGO Ideas Hayabusa
Retail $49.99
Value $344.21
Growth  588.6%
Annual growth 12.3%

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J. Kawaguchi Reviews

11 reviews
4.7
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Review for LEGO set 21101 Hayabusa from Amazon.com
“Beautiful LEGO model. Proof that the crowd-sourced Cuusoo project really works! Well designed, decently priced. The first of several LEGO Cuusoo products I purchased. Wish LEGO would make more models based on real space missions!”
Full review at www.amazon.com

Community Stats

J. Kawaguchi currently ranks #7 out of the top most owned minifigures in Ideas / Astronomy.
#1Pete
#2Yve
#3Sally Ride
#4Mae Jemison
#5Nancy G. Roman
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#7J. Kawaguchi

About Ideas Astronomy

The LEGO Ideas Astronomy theme focuses on sets that are scientific and space based projects such as real world builds like the NASA Curiosity rover to NASA Apollo Saturn V rocket as well as fantasy space projects like the Exo-Suit.
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