TOP 10 LEGO sets released in 2015
Today, I will share with you my (wish)list of Top 10 LEGO sets released in 2015.
Every year LEGO releases hundreds of new sets - 2015 was not an exception. Fortunately ! :)
Some rare LEGO sets are now selling for multiples of their original price ...
LEGO collecting is an extremely personal one, but there are some sets that deserve a place in every collector room.
If you are new to collecting or looking to buy something which will increase in its value, this TOP 10 list is a good start.
10. Gingerbread House - Set 40139 (277 pieces)
Original retail price $0.00 or €0.00 (For free with purchase of $99)
Gingerbread House - Set 40139 |
Original retail price $89.99 or €89.99
Mystery Mansion - Set 75904 |
Original retail price $99.99 or €89.99
Ferrari F40 - Set 10248 |
Original retail price $99.99 or €99.99
The Brick Bounty - Set 70413 |
Original retail price $59.99 or €59.99
Louvre - Set 21024 |
Original retail price $59.99 or €59.99
The Big Bang Theory - Set 21302 |
Original retail price $199.99 or €199.99
Kwik-E-Mart - Set 71016 |
Original retail price $199.99 or €199.99
Temple of Airjitzu - Set 70715 |
Original retail price $199.99 or €179.99
Ferris Wheel - Set 10247 |
Original retail price $159.99 or €149.99
Detective's Office - Set 10246 |
Do you have any of them at home ?
And what is your TOP 10 list of 2015 sets ? :)
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Write komentářůVery nice list! Many fun sets, but I will have to make four substitutions as I do not own numbers 5, 6, 7 (unfortunately), and 10. My substitutuions are:
Reply- 5003082 Classic Pirate Minifigure
- 31039 Blue Power Jet
- 40121 Painting Easter Eggs
- 42042 Crawler Crane
Great blog! Your posts offer an interesting variety of subjects!
Thank you for pointing out your sets, especially like the 40121 Painting Easter Eggs mini set which are telling a story. Coincidentally, yesterday I ordered 9469 Gandalf Arrives mini set. I am looking forward to have it in my collection.
ReplyEric, thanks a lot for your kind words about my blog. I hope that you will find many more interesting posts in here which will keep you returning here. At least, I will do my best to make it happen. :)
Nice top-10 list of 2015 released sets. I share a few of them which I bought as well:
ReplyMystery Mansion
Ferrari F40
Detective's Office
and Gingerbread House (which wasn't bought but given as a free promo by LEGO)
I also bought:
Winter Toy Shop
WALL-E (in my opinion the BEST Lego Ideas set till now)
Doctor Who
Changing Seasons (Creator 3-in-1 set that you can rebuild again and again when the weather outside changes! :) )
Christmas Train (the other free promo given by LEGO)
And for my Star Wars collection I bought:
UCS Slave-1
UCS TIE Fighter
Imperial Shuttle Tydirium
Poe's X-wing Fighter
Millennium Falcon
Are you also going to make a top-10 of sets from 2016 ? :)
Wow ! :-)
ReplyYou have so many cool sets in your collection.
I like the 3-in-1 Creator sets too. :) I have a few of them at home and I am always amazed and surprised by how many different building variants these sets provide, besides they often contain just a few pieces.
Yes, I will definitely make a TOP 10 - 2016 LEGO sets list soon. :-)
After finally picking up the Temple of Airjitzu (on sale), I now have 7 of your 10. Due to price and a lack of table space, I had been holding out on getting the Temple until now. Got it at 20% off, and while I still think it's a lot of money, I'm glad I got it. I would have had to live with regret, had I missed out on it. And with a 3rd table now in the works, we solved our space issue.
ReplyI think I would put the Ferris Wheel #1 on this list, but I agree with your top 3 otherwise. A lot of good sets from that year.
Thank you for letting me know about your purchase of the Temple of Airjitzu and also about the currently favourable price on LEGO store! I am wondering about buying it since its release and tonight I'm gonna make an order. You've just made me decided. :-) Thank you !
ReplyI was hesitating with purchase cause it is a set with completely different style compared to what I have at home so far. But, diversity is welcomed. :-)
I am very curious how you will incorporate Airjitzu into your LEGO city. That could be quite a challenge.
I've been wanting the Temple of Airjitzu for over 2 years but I cant afford it sadly
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