sw0407·Star Wars·2012
BrickLink completed sales. Prices updated April 2026.
#43 most valuable in Star Wars · #114 of 18,042 priced minifigs
| BrickLink ID | sw0407 |
| Theme | Star Wars |
| Year Released | 2012 |
| Average Price (Used) | $90.07 |
| Average Price (New) | $114.32 |
| Price Range | $48.26 to $144.84 |
| Value Rank (Star Wars) | #43 of 1,579 |
| Value Rank (All Minifigs) | #114 of 18,042 |
| Parts | 7 |
| Found In | 1 set |
Weekly snapshots of the BrickLink 6-month rolling average. Flat over this period.
| Date | Used avg | New avg |
|---|---|---|
| Jul 13, 2026 | $90.07 | $114.32 |
| Jul 20, 2026 | $90.07 | $114.32 |
| Jul 27, 2026 | $90.07 | $114.32 |
| Aug 3, 2026 | $90.07 | $114.32 |
The LEGO Boushh (sw0407) is a Star Wars minifigure worth $90.07 on average, released in 2012 and found in 1 set. It has 7 individual parts. By value, it ranks #43 of 1,579 Star Wars minifigures and #114 of 18,042 priced LEGO minifigures overall. The Star Wars theme average is $22.17, making this figure above average for its theme.
Boushh (sw0407) is one of the higher-value LEGO Star Wars minifigures, selling for an average of $90.07 on BrickLink. It was exclusive to a single set, Jabba's Palace (2012). That exclusivity is the main driver behind the price. Once the set retired, the only way to get this figure was the secondary market.
The LEGO Boushh (sw0407) is worth $90.07 used and $114.32 new/sealed on average, based on BrickLink sales data from the last 6 months. Prices range from $48.26 to $144.84 depending on condition. This is above the Star Wars theme average of $22.17. Completeness (all accessories included) and print condition are the biggest factors affecting price.
Boushh appears in 1 set: Jabba's Palace (9516-1, ~$350.96). Since it was only in one set, it can't be sourced elsewhere. That scarcity is reflected in the price.
Look for the BrickLink ID sw0407. It's the definitive identifier for this figure. Boushh is made up of 7 parts including specialized accessories. The parts breakdown on this page shows each component with colors. If you have a loose figure and aren't sure what it is, the brick'em scanner can identify it from a photo in a few seconds.
At $90.07, this figure is worth listing individually on BrickLink where LEGO buyers specifically search by ID. Take clear photos showing all sides and accessories. BrickLink listings at or slightly below the 6-month average tend to sell within a week or two. eBay is a good secondary option if you want a wider audience, but expect slightly lower prices after fees.
At $90.07 average, yes. Buyers at this price point expect a complete figure with all accessories, no major scratches on printed elements, and tight joints. Minor play wear is generally acceptable, but cracked or heavily scratched torso prints will drop the price below average. If you have the figure new/sealed (averaging $114.32), keep it protected. The premium for mint condition is significant.
