Generic Male Head with Stubble and Eyebrows
3626pb1950 · LEGO Parts
Minifigure Head · 2010s to present
AI-generated identification · may be incorrect
Figure ID
3626pb1950
Theme
LEGO Parts
Year Released
2010s to present
Rarity
Common
Overall Assessment
A common yet highly useful standard LEGO head piece that serves well for custom builds and replacement needs.
AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuation0.50 USD to 1.50 USD depending on condition.
Original Retail
Less than 1.00 USD when purchased as an individual replacement part.
AI estimate for general guidance only — not a professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, completeness, and market demand.
Parts
Head
Medium nougat head with dark brown eyebrows, white pupils with black outlines, mouth line with light stubble, and heavy stubble/beard growth on the cheeks and jawline.
Torso
Not applicable as this is only a head piece.
Legs
Not applicable as this is only a head piece.
Accessories
None included.
Printing Details
Pad printed facial features featuring stippled stubble dots along the jawline and cheeks, detailed eyes, and brown eyebrows.
Color Scheme
Medium nougat skin tone with dark brown and white printing.
Known Variants
Appears in various skin tones and with minor variations in facial expressions across multiple themes like City, Star Wars, and Super Heroes.
Condition Notes
Prone to scratching on the top stud and fading or scratching of facial printing, especially around the mouth and nose.
Found In Sets
Appears in dozens of LEGO sets across City, Star Wars, and licensed themes from 2012 onward.
Character Background
Generic male civilian, hero, or generic character used across various LEGO product lines.
Design Notes
Standard LEGO minifigure head mold with dual-side potential, though this specific part number represents a single-sided or specific expression variant.
History
Part of the ongoing evolution of highly detailed, realistic facial printing introduced in the late 2000s and expanded through the 2010s.
Interesting Facts
Stubble printing using dot-matrix stippling became a standard technique in modern LEGO design to simulate un-shaven facial hair realistically.
Collectibility
Low collectibility as an individual loose part, primarily of utility value for custom builders.
Similar Minifigures
Various standard male minifigure heads with facial hair from City and licensed themes.
Display Suggestions
Best utilized in custom modular town displays or MOCs requiring everyday civilian characters.
Modification Potential
Highly versatile for custom minifigures representing modern characters, heroes, or everyday citizens.