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Admiral Woodhouse

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The LEGO Pirates Admiral Woodhouse minifig was first introduced in 1992 in the set 6271 Imperial Flagship and is currently estimated to be valued around $65 and an annual growth of about 5.6%. This minifigure has made appearances in two sets.

Minifig Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the minifig Admiral Woodhouse since 1992. High accuracy
All regions

For Sale (New/Loose)
(UK) BrickLink store KT Bricks and Minifigs
$62.32
-4.0%
(CA) Excellent condition! Like new!
$67.30
+3.7%
(US) Brand new, excellent condition. Fully assembled. Enjoy flat-rate shipping, low prices...
$77.25
+19.0%
(US) / pristine / includes his dark gray cutlass accessory from the set
$155.05
+138.9%

For Sale Ranges

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Sale Trends

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Admiral Woodhouse Appears in the Following LEGO Sets

6277 Imperial Trading Post

Theme / Subtheme Pirates / Imperial Guards
Year 1992
Pieces / Minifigs 608 / 9
Availability Retired
6277 LEGO Pirates Imperial Guards Imperial Trading Post
Retail $84.99
Value $1,862.67
Growth  2091.6%
Annual growth 7.6%

6271 Imperial Flagship

Theme / Subtheme Pirates / Imperial Guards
Year 1992
Pieces / Minifigs 317 / 4
Availability Retired
6271 LEGO Pirates Imperial Guards Imperial Flagship
Retail $49.99
Value $1,913.99
Growth  3728.7%
Annual growth 10.9%

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Admiral Woodhouse Reviews

18 reviews
4.9
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Is this LEGO Minifig a good investment?
“The Admiral Woodhouse minifig has proven to be a significant investment for many LEGO Pirates collectors and alough has experienced it's initial growth, investors still see an average return of upwards of 5.6% annually.”
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Review for LEGO set 6271 Imperial Flagship from Steve's LEGO Blog
“Here we have the Imperial Flagship (the first one that is), something for the Redcoats to sail around in. This is the one place where I feel that the Redcoats have the edge over their blue counterparts, this ship looks much better than the Clipper, it features a better... More placement of sails with respect to the ship as a whole.”
Full review at legosteveblog.blogspot.com

Community Stats

Admiral Woodhouse currently ranks #13 out of the top most owned minifigures in Pirates / Imperial Guards.
#1Captain Redbeard
#2Imperial Soldier
#3Imperial Guard Officer
#4Imperial Guard
#5Imperial Lt. de Martinet
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#13Admiral Woodhouse
#14Pirate
#15Pirate

About Pirates Imperial Guards

Imperial Guards was a Pirates subtheme introduced in 1989 that eventually replaced the Imperial Soldiers as main adversaries of the pirates. Some of the older Imperial Soldiers' sets that were still in production were re-categorized as part of the Imperial Guards faction until their discontinuation in 1995.
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