
Modular Buildings
RETIRED 2013-12-02 · retail $149.99 · 2009-09-12 → 2013-12-02 · ★ 4.4 (21) · owned by 17,972 · wanted by 11,726
Sealed mark is +300% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 2.5×/mo · 60 live asks ≈ 24.0 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 3.2×/mo · 30 live asks ≈ 9.5 mo of supply
Track your own copy: the archive marks it from real sold comparables the moment it lands, and watches its retirement status from then on.
pln161Plain Sand Blue Torso with Sand Blue Arms, White Legs, Reddish Brown Hair with Ponytail$9.65 n=1
twn093Fire - Reflective Stripes, Black Legs, Tan Female Hair$8.49 n=1
twn092Fire - Reflective Stripes, Black Legs, White Chef Toque$6.4 n=1
twn091Fire - Reflective Stripes, Black Legs, Dark Brown Short Tousled Hair$5.73 n=2BrickLink sold guide, new condition. Figures are excluded from the parts-out figure above — they are priced separately here.
Live asks: opened n=30, median $549.18, from $231 · sealed n=60, median $727.09, from $200 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $180.16 gross · $109.74 net at 72% of pieces priced.
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It's been a long time since this set has been off the shelves but I figured a new review of it would help anyone considering buying it second hand or MISB. I decided to write this review due to the condition of some parts which I'll explain in the parts section. The Build: As far as the build experience goes it shows it's age as some portions of the build are kinda lackluster and monotonous, the monotony is expected …
This is my first review of a set (hopefully of many more to come). I welcome any feedback. Build: I have built numerous creator expert sets before, though they were newer ones like the Detective Office, Brick Bank, Theater, etc. I have yet to build the Grand Emporium, Town Hall, and Assembly Square. The Fire Brigade's build is fairly interesting, especially for the ground level. Two dark stone grey 16x32 baseplates c…
Box/Instructions For starters, as with most Lego Exclusives, the box is absolutely GIGANTIC. It kept popping out of the bag when we brought it home. And that was the biggest plastic bag at Downtown Disney. But not too disappoint, the box was practically filled to the brim. (And when you cut it open, it makes great storage for pieces when you haven't yet finished the set) The instructions, which this set comes with tw…
it looks nice but it is not for playing,just for collecting.i was thinking i can use it like house but its more like fire station...but still i think it is 10 times better to buy this,not fire station from the lego city if you want that.
After my son reached the Lego building age of 4, I soon started searching the internet for nice sets for him to build. While doing so I came across the Lego Modular Buildings. From the moment I saw them, I wanted to have them. And after four weeks of doubting whether I wasn't too old for playing and whether it would be worth the money, I decided to go for it. The Fire Brigade seemed like the perfect building to start…
I have been building lego's or quite awhile; however I've recently gotten my wife interested in the more detailed sets. We are currently working our way through the modular buildings. The Fire Brigade is the 2nd set we've built together and we had a blast doing so. I love how the front of the building looks like brick work and the gold fire hats are a nice touch. I believe this is the 3rd fire station set I've built …
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