Kid, Dark Turquoise Tracksuit, Black Hair

This charming kid minifigure stands out thanks to an incredibly stylish and modern dark turquoise tracksuit. LEGO has been stepping up its game with contemporary streetwear designs for City and Creator figures, and this hoodie design—complete with a white zipper, drawstring laces, a dark green color-blocked panel, and an under-shirt print—is a prime example of that attention to detail.

For custom builders (MOCers) and City layout collectors, figures like this are highly desirable for adding realistic, diverse crowds to modern cityscapes, theme parks, or school scenes. The dark turquoise short legs are also a fantastic, relatively uncommon piece for custom figure creation.

As of its release in the 2026 'Iconic Ferris Wheel' (set 31389-1), this minifigure is exclusive to a single set. While the set itself is widely available, the figure's parts—particularly the dark turquoise torso print—are currently unique to this specific release, which limits its initial circulation in the aftermarket.

Because it is a standard, non-licensed figure, parts may eventually trickle into LEGO's 'Pick a Brick' service or appear in future City sets. However, until that happens, completing the figure requires purchasing the Ferris Wheel set or sourcing the individual parts from BrickLink sellers.

From an investment standpoint, generic City and Creator minifigures typically experience slow, modest growth rather than explosive spikes. The primary value drivers here are the individual components: the dark turquoise short legs and the highly detailed hoodie torso. If these parts remain exclusive to the Iconic Ferris Wheel set, the figure could see a respectable bump in value once the set retires.

However, because the character is generic and not tied to a major licensed franchise like Star Wars or Marvel, the overall ceiling for its value is relatively low. It is best treated as a high-utility filler figure rather than a primary investment vehicle.