tlr003·2013
BrickLink completed sales. Prices updated April 2026.
#3,036 of 18,042 priced minifigs
| BrickLink ID | tlr003 |
| Theme | LEGO |
| Year Released | 2013 |
| Average Price (Used) | $9.29 |
| Average Price (New) | $14.15 |
| Price Range | $5.06 to $14.15 |
| Value Rank (All Minifigs) | #3,036 of 18,042 |
| Parts | 4 |
| 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 | $9.29 | $14.15 |
| Jul 20, 2026 | $9.29 | $14.15 |
| Jul 27, 2026 | $9.29 | $14.15 |
| Aug 3, 2026 | $9.29 | $14.15 |
The LEGO Red Knee (tlr003) is a LEGO minifigure worth $9.29 on average, released in 2013 and found in 1 set. It has 4 individual parts.
Red Knee (tlr003) is a mid-range LEGO minifigure valued at $9.29 on BrickLink. It comes from 1 set, exclusively Comanche Camp. Not a headline piece, but it adds up. Sellers processing bulk lots should know this figure is worth pulling and listing individually rather than bundling it into a random minifig lot.
The LEGO Red Knee (tlr003) is worth $9.29 used and $14.15 new/sealed on average, based on BrickLink sales data from the last 6 months. Prices range from $5.06 to $14.15 depending on condition. Completeness (all accessories included) and print condition are the biggest factors affecting price.
Red Knee appears in 1 set: Comanche Camp (79107-1, ~$60.63). 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 tlr003. It's the definitive identifier for this figure. Red Knee is made up of 4 parts (a standard minifigure assembly). 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.
List it individually on BrickLink with the ID tlr003. Buyers search by part number and will find it. Include clear photos showing condition. At $9.29, it's worth the time to list separately rather than bundling. If you have several LEGO figures, listing them all at once saves on the per-item effort.
