What set did this Pirate MF come from?

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• LuLego UKMember Posts: 866

  May 2016

  It's early here in UK so bleary eyes... Is it not imperial governor torso from 6274 with just a regular head?
  when I found my childhood Lego from that era, I don't think I found one figure with his original head! 
  Im no expert but only replying as I can't sleep!

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• madforLEGO Chicagoland USMember Posts: 9,190

  May 2016 edited May 2016

  He is the Governer from either #6274 Caribbean Clipper or the #6276 Eldorado Fortress
  
  

  LuLego said:

  It's early here in UK so bleary eyes... Is it not imperial governor torso from 6274 with just a regular head?
  when I found my childhood Lego from that era, I don't think I found one figure with his original head! 
  Im no expert but only replying as I can't sleep!

  
  Yeah, missing his original head:http://alpha.bricklink.com/pages/clone/catalogitem.page?M=pi004b#T=S&O={}
  

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• The_Mad_Vulcan SeattleMember Posts: 162

  May 2016 edited May 2016

  This minifig is PI004B, Imperial Soldier - Governor. The hands and epaulettes are correct, the head is wrong. He should have the plain white legs. 
  
  Notably: Pirates, the theme that this is from started in 1989 and was the first series to have specialized printed faces. The face that you have on the figure would be any non-pirate minifigure from the same year (1989) (assuming that it has a solid stud with the Lego logo on the top).
  
  http://brickset.com/sets/containing-minifig-pi004b
  
  He is exclusive to one set, and it isn't a ship.   

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• Batman VaMember Posts: 20

  May 2016

  Thanks gentleman, now I've got to find the head! :)

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• LuLego UKMember Posts: 866

  May 2016

  I'd love to be going thru my childhood Lego! You are soooo lucky,
  
  unfortunately, I sold mine about 8 years ago only to get back into Lego a couple of years later. Wish I still had the pirate theme. Amazing sets.

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