Indian Woman - Native American / Western
ww014 · Western
Indians · 1997
AI-generated identification · may be incorrect
Figure ID
ww014
Theme
Western
Year Released
1997
Rarity
Uncommon
Overall Assessment
A charming and nostalgic piece of 90s LEGO history that holds steady value among theme collectors.
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuation$5.00 to $10.00 USD depending on condition and completeness.
Original Retail
Originally available in 1997 sets ranging from $30 to $80 USD.
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Classic yellow head with simple black eyes, smiling mouth, and red face paint markings on the cheeks.
Torso
Tan torso with detailed brown and white tribal necklace, fringed tunic design, and back printing matching the front.
Legs
Tan legs with matching fringe and hem pattern printing continuing from the tunic.
Accessories
Black hairpiece with a central parting and long braids hanging down over the shoulders.
Printing Details
Classic 1990s era opaque pad printing with detailed tunic, fringe, and necklace graphics on the front and back of the torso, plus basic face and leg graphics.
Color Scheme
Tan, brown, black, white, and yellow with red accent marks.
Known Variants
Part of the Western Indians sub-theme which featured a few different tribe member variants with unique face prints and torso designs.
Condition Notes
Common wear points include fading of the face paint, torso print scratching, and looseness in the arm joints due to age.
Found In Sets
6763 Rapids River Village, 6748 Boulder Cliff Canyon
Character Background
Represents a Native American woman from the historical Western theme era of LEGO sets.
Design Notes
Features classic 90s era yellow minifigure design philosophy with thematic cultural clothing printing.
History
Released during the twilight of the classic Western theme in 1997, a fan-favorite era of historical LEGO sets.
Interesting Facts
The Western theme is notable for including diverse cultural representations, though modern LEGO design sensibilities have shifted away from producing historical themes like Western and Adventurers.
Collectibility
Moderate collectibility driven by nostalgia for the 1990s Western theme, which is no longer actively produced by LEGO.
Similar Minifigures
Other Western theme figures including cowboys, cavalry soldiers, and fellow tribe members from the 1996-1997 Western waves.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed in a Western-themed diorama alongside cowboys, horses, and frontier buildings.
Modification Potential
Great for historical MOCs, custom Western builds, and historical dioramas.