LEGO® Minifigure Torsos
7,132 minifigure torsos, every color and print: browse by color, by what's printed on it, or by the figures each one belongs to. Every torso here links to the minifigures that use it, so a loose part walks back to its exact figure.
I built this catalog off the same engine that runs the free identifier. Photograph a loose torso when you want an answer in seconds, browse here when you'd rather scan a list with your eyes and sign up for Figventory if you want to identify 200 torsos at once. Either way you end at the same place: the part, its figures, and where to get it.
By color
50 colors have five or more minifigure torsos. The count is printed torsos found on real minifigures.
By what's on it
Print facets, counted across every torso. Facets without their own page still work as filters on each color list.
Two-color combos people search for:
Most-used torsos
The torsos that appear on the most different minifigures.
Plain torso, white arms, yellow hands973c001in 130 figures
Plain torso, matching arms and hands973c000in 116 figures
Plain torso, red arms, yellow hands973c002in 101 figures
Plain torso, blue arms, yellow hands973c007in 73 figures
Blue Legoland torso17in 47 figures
Medium blue mechanic overalls torso, silver wrenches973pb0410c01in 46 figures
Black fire uniform torso, black arms, yellow hands973pb0300c01in 43 figures
Dark blue shirt torso, dark red plaid pattern973pb0086c01in 39 figuresHolding a torso you can't name?
Photograph it. The identifier reads the print and finds the part... free, in your browser, no account.
Identify a part →How to read a torso
Part numbers, print codes, and walking a loose part back to its exact figure by hand: the torso part-number guide.
How many LEGO® minifigure torsos are there?
7,132 printed and plain torsos appear on catalogued minifigures, in 50 colors with five or more designs each. New prints land here nightly as they enter the catalog.
Are LEGO® torsos interchangeable between figures?
Physically yes: standard minifigure parts share the same moulds, so they swap freely. Value-wise the print is the identity... a swapped part makes a different figure.
