The 10 Most Expensive Star Wars MinifiguresA promotional Yoda for a single store tops the list — but half the top ten came from ordinary sets. The most valuable Star Wars figures with current market values.For your favourite figures
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The catalogue, as of today
- Figures in the catalogue
- 19,407
- Themes
- 123
- Figures by third-party makers
- 1,925
- Figures held in collections
- 2,352
Your collection at a glance
Already yours. Still wanted. All in view.
Browse your gallery, put together personal lists and keep track of your wishes. Or flip through your figures as a card deck.


Gallery, lists or card deck: your collection, your view.
A look inside an Advanced demo account. Collecting, photo recognition and community are also included in Standard.
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One photo. Several figures. Prices at a glance.
A good find rarely stops at one figure. Photograph them together, mark each figure and compare the matches with their catalogue prices.

Example scan using BrickLink catalogue images. Actual recognition and prices at the time of capture.
Photograph them together
Upload one photo or several images. Keep your figures together in the picture.
Mark and compare
Draw a box around each figure. Check the matches, individual prices and the price summary for the picture.
Add to your collection
Tap “I have this”. Advanced also includes batch actions, such as adding matches to a list.


Photo recognition requires an account and supports official figures. Find custom figures by name or number.
Collect together
Show what makes your collection yours.
A place for your favourite figures, photos and published lists. Make your profile a personal showcase and explore other collections.

An example profile from our demo collections.
Find your kind of collector.
Follow other collectors and discover their shared additions and photos in your feed.
Your figures. Your photos.
Upload your own pictures, link them to your figures and share selected shots on your profile. A favourite, a close-up or a whole scene.
You choose what to share. Private purchase prices, notes and sales records stay private.
The numbers behind the figure
Favourite figure. Price history included.
Compare new and used prices and see how they have changed. Add what you paid if you want to. Open the price history right beside the figure.
Catalogue prices are a reference, not a guaranteed sale price. Missing observations are not filled in.



One collection, wherever you are
Organise at home. Find it on the go.
Your changes are saved to your account. Open your collection on your phone or desktop and continue with the same figures and lists.
One tap from your home screen: you can install the web app on your phone.
Your first figure is waiting.
Start small. The rest of your collection can follow.
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