Pirate - Imperial Soldier In Disguise / Sailor (Pirates II)
pi041 · Pirates
Pirates II · 2009
Figure ID
pi041
Theme
Pirates
Year Released
2009
Rarity
Uncommon
Head
Classic yellow minifigure head with stern scowling expression, black scruffy beard stubble, and a white bandana with dark blue pirate patterns printed on the top.
Torso
White torso with blue and white horizontal stripes, brown crossbelt with a small glass potion/flask flask attached, and a brown belt at the waist.
Legs
White hips and white legs with brown boots and a belt buckle printed directly onto the legs.
Accessories
Typically comes with a flintlock pistol or cutlass, though none are pictured.
Color Scheme
Primarily white and blue with brown and yellow accents.
Printing Details
High quality modern pad printing featuring detailed striped patterns, crossbelt texture, flask bottle, and dual-molded style leg printing.
Variants
Appears in multiple Pirates sets from the 2009 revival wave with minor variations in headgear or accessories depending on the specific set.
Condition Notes
Inspect for paint chipping along the torso belt lines and yellowing of the white plastic elements over time.
Estimated Value
3.00 USD to 6.00 USD complete on the secondary market.
Price (New)
Originally included in sets retailing between 30.00 USD and 100.00 USD in 2009.
Compatible Sets
6241 Loot Island, 6243 Brickbeard's Bounty
Character Background
A generic pirate crew member or soldier serving aboard Captain Brickbeard's flagship during the 2009 LEGO Pirates revival theme.
Design Notes
Reflects the highly detailed torso and leg printing standards introduced by LEGO in the late 2000s, moving away from simple classic prints.
Similar Minifigures
Various other 2009 Pirate crew members and classic 1989 Pirates crew.
Collectibility
Moderate collectibility among theme completionists and nostalgic fans of the 2009 Pirates revival wave.
History
Part of the short-lived 2009 LEGO Pirates reboot which brought back classic factions with updated, highly detailed printing techniques.
Interesting Facts
The flask printed on his crossbelt is a unique touch hinting at tropical rum or medicine carried by pirates on long voyages.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed on a dark blue baseplate alongside other 2009 Pirates minifigures or aboard a brick-built pirate ship.
Modification Potential
Excellent parts for custom pirate MOCs, historical maritime builds, or modern castaway characters.
Overall Assessment
A charming and well-printed pirate minifigure that anchors the 2009 resurgence of the classic LEGO Pirates theme with solid design execution.