Brick bank was also discounted by 20% in EU over Black Friday week 

When do we think the Ninjago Movie range will retire? 

From what I've been reading and learnt so far I think these are some of the best looking sets Lego have ever done. 

Some in the summmer, some in the winter and the rest next year.

Edited February 9, 20187 yr by Val-E

Some in the summmer, some in the winter and the rest next year.

And if it’s anything like the T1 Camper Van and Tower Bridge - never.

Never say never....

Mindstorms is getting on a bit too.

Will the highlander 10214 die at the end of the year?

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Hi, what Lego sets do you think will be retiring soon? I bought the Lego two-face chase set before it retired. My question is, does the price go up for retired sets? And how do you know when it will retire? 

The Batcave has been retiring soon for almost a year now.

That's good to know, is there a way to tell if it will retire?

 

4 minutes ago, The Builder said:

That's good to know, is there a way to tell if it will retire?

 

When it sells out at SAH.

Okay, also the Lego two-face chase set retired!!

1 hour ago, The Builder said:

Okay, also the Lego two-face chase set retired!!

In for 50.

I know this might sound silly but, whats SAH mean. 

13 minutes ago, The Builder said:

I know this might sound silly but, whats SAH mean. 

Shop At Home...it's what Lego calls their online shop.

Shop At Home...it's what Lego calls their online shop.

Also known as the IT dumpster fire.

That's good to know.? Thank you for clearing that up for me. 

Does the price rise when a set retires? 

8 hours ago, The Builder said:

Does the price rise when a set retires? 

Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. 

Take for example LEGO Star Wars 75140 Resistance Troop Transporter. It retired December 2016 (USA), early 2017 (Europe). The LEGO RRP (recommended retail price) was $69.99 (USA), €69.99 (Germany), €79.99 (Netherlands). Until now this set is still available on Bricklink for about 50% off RRP, one year after it retired! 

Okay, granted, that's one of the worst examples I could give.   But price/value rise of a set after it retires is not a given. It really depends on the set, on the prolonged demand for it after it officially retires, on the amount produced of the set while it was in production, on the amount of rare / unique minifigs or printed LEGO elements included in the set. 

Just so you know: there are plenty of Brickpicker members here who have been in this 'game' for years, who still struggle to only pick the right sets that will increase in value after retirement, and to avoid the bad sets that completely fail to increase in value (so called turds on this site ). It's not an exact science but based on sentiments and unpredictable effects.

Great to know!

I found some websites ware they tell you about which sets are retiring soon, If you want to know, go and search on the web for (What Lego Sets Are Retiring Soon) And see what you get.

Edited March 14, 20187 yr by wotguvnotmeguv

Merged with existing thread - carry on.

Hello guys,

I`m new here and my english isn`t the best because i`m from Germany.

I want to buy one of the following sets and I want to ask you which will be retiring first:

(maybe it was already mentioned here, but I don´t want to read 570 pages)

10214 Tower Bridge

42056 Porsche 911 GT3 RS

10243 Parisian Restaurant

10255 Assembly Square

Thank you for the answers in advance!

 

4 minutes ago, Fabo24 said:

Hello guys,

I`m new here and my english isn`t the best because i`m from Germany.

I want to buy one of the following sets and I want to ask you which will be retiring first:

(maybe it was already mentioned here, but I don´t want to read 570 pages)

10214 Tower Bridge

42056 Porsche 911 GT3 RS

10243 Parisian Restaurant

10255 Assembly Square

Thank you for the answers in advance!

 

LEGO doesn't tell us.

1 minute ago, Ed Mack said:

LEGO doesn't tell us.

I know, but what do you think?

Edited April 3, 20187 yr by Fabo24