Train Kid
col26-10 · Collectible Minifigures
Series 26 - Space · May 2024; released during LEGO's massive year of Space across all themes
Figure ID
col26-10
Theme
Collectible Minifigures
Year Released
May 2024; released during LEGO's massive year of Space across all themes
Rarity
Common but specific; although found in individual blind boxes, the Data Matrix code '6623272' on the box identifies the exact contents before opening
Head
Yellow skin, smiling expression with blue eyes, unique face printing with a small blue train-themed patch or decal
Torso
Dark Blue torso with 'LEGOLAND' style train conductor uniform printing, including a gold whistle and pocket watch chain
Legs
Medium Azure (Light Blue) unprinted standard legs
Accessories
Includes a unique Dark Blue train engine costume piece that fits over the torso and a Dark Blue conductor's hat with a silver badge
Color Scheme
Dark Blue and Medium Azure with yellow skin highlights and gold/silver metallic print accents
Printing Details
High-quality pad printing on torso (front/back) and head; the train costume features detailed window and grill printing
Variants
No physical variants; however, box packaging varies by region (USA vs Europe) with different UPC and Data Matrix locations
Condition Notes
Costume piece is prone to surface scratches; the paper boxes are easily crushed or tampered with by people looking for specific figures
Estimated Value
$5.00 - $7.00 USD (New/Sealed), $4.00 - $5.00 USD (Used)
Price (New)
$4.99 USD retail per blind box
Compatible Sets
71046 Collectible Minifigures Series 26 - Space
Character Background
A young boy dressed as a train enthusiast, paying homage to the classic LEGO transport system within the 'Space' series, likely a nod to 'Planet Express' or futuristic monorails
Design Notes
The 'Train Boy' is the primary 'Costume Suit' figure for this series; uses the same mold concept as previous series' car/plane suit figures
Similar Minifigures
Race Car Guy (Series 18), Airplane Girl (Series 21), Ferry Captain (Series 23)
Collectibility
High for CMF completionists; consistent demand due to the popularity of train-related LEGO sets
History
This figure represents the standard 'person in a suit' trope that has appeared in nearly every CMF series since Series 3
Interesting Facts
The large Data Matrix code (e.g. 6623272) seen in the image was a response to community backlash after LEGO switched from bags to boxes, making 'feeling' for figures impossible
Display Suggestions
Display in a CMF-specific acrylic case or within an Urban LEGO City layout near a monorail station
Modification Potential
Train costume piece can be used on other minifigures for 'tiny train' dioramas or amusement park MOCs
Overall Assessment
A solid 8/10 for design and utility; the inclusion of the scannable code on the box (as shown in the image) makes it very collector-friendly for those seeking a specific character