Vornon with Trans-Light Blue Shoulder Armor (with 15712 Tile with Clip)

Vornon, with his striking trans-light blue shoulder armor and unique vulture design, is a desirable minifigure for LEGO Chima collectors. The detailed printing on his torso and legs, showcasing feathers, scars, and the blue Chi, adds to his appeal. His distinctive head mold and mask, both lavender with dark bluish gray accents, further distinguish him from other minifigures.

The inclusion of the 15712 tile with clip adds a unique accessory element. Collectors appreciate minifigures with specialized parts, especially when they contribute to the character's overall aesthetic. The trans-light blue right leg and arm also make this minifigure visually distinct.

Vornon is found in only two sets, both of which were released in 2015 and are now retired. This limited availability contributes to his rarity on the aftermarket. While not a regional exclusive, the fact that he only appeared in two sets means that his production numbers were inherently lower than minifigures appearing in multiple waves of sets. The 'Ultimate Battle for Chima' big box set is less common than Bladvic's Rumble Bear, making Vornon potentially rarer for collectors seeking mint condition figures.

As a character from the LEGO Chima theme, Vornon's investment potential is tied to the overall demand for Chima minifigures. Given that the theme is now retired, interest is primarily driven by nostalgic collectors and those seeking to complete their Chima collections. While not currently tracked, minifigures from retired themes with unique molds and limited appearances tend to hold their value and potentially appreciate over time. The unique trans-light blue parts and vulture design make him more desirable than common Chima figures.