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Choose your collection and dive into the archive. Track what you've collected, what you paid, and what it's worth today.
Choose your collection and dive into the archive. Track what you've collected, what you paid, and what it's worth today.
The Vault is a fan-facing web archive that catalogs every LEGO Star Wars Mandalorian and bounty hunter minifigure variant on record. It covers 51 minifigures across 9 eras and 59 LEGO sets, from 2000 to 2026. You can search, filter, sort, compare, and track your personal collection for free.
The Vault catalogs two factions: Mandalorians (31 entries, including Din Djarin, Death Watch warriors, and Super Commandos) and bounty hunters (20 entries, including Boba Fett and Jango Fett). Each entry records the figure code, character, era, release year, set appearances, value estimates, and buy links.
Yes. The Vault is completely free and requires no account. You can browse the full archive, filter and sort minifigures, compare up to 10 figures side-by-side, and export filtered results as JSON. Collection tracking is stored locally in your browser.
Open any minifigure and use the collect action to record what you paid for it. Your collection is saved locally in your browser and shows each figure, the price you paid, and its current estimated value. Visit the My Collection page to review and audit everything you own.
Yes. Select up to 10 minifigures using the compare checkboxes, then open the compare view to diff them row-by-row across code, character, era, year, set count, and value. A differences-only toggle highlights just the rows where the selected figures diverge.
Value estimates for new and used condition are sourced from Brickset-style market data and shown in euros. Buy links point to marketplaces such as Brick Owl and BrickLink, and detail links go to the original Brickset minifigure page for each entry.
The archive is maintained regularly and includes minifigures released through 2026. New variants are added as they appear in the LEGO Star Wars lineup, and existing entries are refreshed when new value estimates or set appearances are recorded.
Yes. The Vault exposes public, unauthenticated JSON endpoints under /api/public/ for the full minifigure archive, individual figures by code, and category summaries. These are documented in the /llms.txt file so AI agents and crawlers can fetch structured data directly.
