Justin Ramsden (Civilian / Designer)
idea065 · Ideas
The Big Bang Theory / Designer Cameos · 2019 (debut of this specific configuration)
Figure ID
idea065
Theme
Ideas
Year Released
2019 (debut of this specific configuration)
Rarity
Uncommon; components are common but this exact configuration is specific to the LEGO Ideas 21319 Central Perk designer cameo or fan builds of the designer.
Head
Yellow skin tone with black beard, glasses, and open-mouth smile; piece 3626cpb1335.
Torso
Dark Turquoise shirt with Owl logo (Classic Space style) under black jacket with silver zipper; piece 973pb3543c01.
Legs
Plain Dark Blue legs; piece 970c00.
Accessories
Brown flat cap (newsboy style); piece 28532 / 6257598.
Color Scheme
Black, Dark Turquoise, Dark Blue, and Brown; Primary accent is the turquoise owl logo.
Printing Details
High quality pad printing on head and torso front; features a detailed tribute to Classic Space on the inner shirt.
Variants
Variations exist using the head with different hair pieces to represent Justin Ramsden in different set designer credits.
Condition Notes
Watch for fading on the turquoise logo; standard check for neck cracks in the black torso and looseness in the newsboy cap.
Estimated Value
Used: $5 - $8 USD; New: $12 - $15 USD (value derived from the cost of individual replacement parts).
Price (New)
N/A; typically found as a bonus or custom representation derived from set 21319 ($59.99 MSRP).
Compatible Sets
21319 Central Perk (as suggested representation of designer), 71043 Hogwarts Castle (related designer cameo context).
Character Background
Represents LEGO Designer Justin Ramsden, famous for designing the Hogwarts Castle and Central Perk sets; he frequently wears a turquoise shirt and newsboy cap.
Design Notes
The torso is an Easter egg designed to look like the designer's personal wardrobe, incorporating a 'Classic Space' style logo variant.
Similar Minifigures
Other designer cameos like Marcos Bessa or various LEGO House exclusive person minifigures.
Collectibility
Moderate; highly sought after by fans of LEGO set designers and 'Ideas' theme completionists.
History
Minifigures based on real employees became a trend in the late 2010s within larger AFOL-targeted sets.
Interesting Facts
The owl logo on the torso is a nod to Ramsden's work on Harry Potter sets and his love for various bird logos.
Display Suggestions
Display alongside the 21319 Central Perk set or on a dedicated 'Lego Employee' shelf.
Modification Potential
Excellent piece for sig-figs; torso and head are highly versatile for modern city MOCs.
Overall Assessment
A charming and personal minifigure that bridges the gap between the product and the creators; a solid 8/10 for uniqueness.