
Modular Buildings
RETIRED 2023-12-20 · retail $199.99 · 2020-01-02 → 2024-03-01 · ★ 4.1 (7) · owned by 25,295 · wanted by 6,256
Sealed mark is +1% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 18.8×/mo · 271 live asks ≈ 14.4 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 5.7×/mo · 38 live asks ≈ 6.7 mo of supply
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twn387Male, Red Plaid Flannel Shirt, Light Bluish Gray Legs, Light Bluish Gray Hair, Dark Bluish Gray Beard$4.01
twn385Female, Bushy Black Hair, Medium Lavender Jacket on Lavender Shirt, Medium Blue Legs$3.71
twn383Child - Boy, Flannel Vest over Shirt with Banana, Dark Green Short Legs, Dark Azure Beanie, Freckles, Lime Scarf$3.59
twn384Female, Short Reddish Brown Hair, Medium Nougat Glasses and Shirt, Dark Blue Legs$3.52
twn386Male, Medium Nougat Hair, Red Shirt, Tan Tie, Dark Blue Suspenders, Dark Orange Legs$3.25BrickLink sold guide, new condition. Figures are excluded from the parts-out figure above — they are priced separately here.
Live asks: opened n=38, median $187.17, from $120 · sealed n=271, median $257.14, from $164.44 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $178.04 gross · $57.14 net at 78% of pieces priced.
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This is my first review of modular LEGO® Creator Expert set. I will be reviewing LEGO® set 10270 - Bookshop. I hope this review will be informative to all the readers. The front side of the building looks beautiful with their neo-classical style. There is a Birch tree with a blue bird and its nest located in front of the bookshop which complement this set nicely. Both buildings can be separated because they are built…
The bookshop building is great looking, if a little less detailed than other modular buildings. The ground floor interior is very nice but unfortunately the other two floors are just decorated as an apartment. The other building looks good too, but it's just a house, meaning just 1 of 5 floors is actually a bookshop. The rest is great, just not what I paid for. Minifigs are fine
I always look forward to the new modular buildings that Lego makes. I have been buying them day one since assembly square. However, this one I didn’t buy On realise day (nearly a year after). Although the set looks great on the outside with the birch tree,I think it is a bit overpriced. This is shown when you take off the floors it is very empty. This is also followed up by there only being one book in the set (the s…
Fantasy & Literature Review "Call me Ishmael..." - Moby Brick So, let's begin this with a story... Once upon a time there was a little bookshop in a quaint town in England that was the center of every book lovers dream, where strange things happened and where magic comes to life...you never knew when a gnome was hiden in a nook or fairy flew about in an empty shelf...this is where literature came to life. This set is…
I'm going to give this a five-star review to be read in context of the other reviews here. I love this set, but maybe I'm just easy pleased. My only other modular building is the Parisian Restaurant and another building I wish I had bought was the Brick Bank, and I'll explain why in a moment. I found the build perfectly fine and it was most interesting creating the steps/stoop and then the bay window of the apartment…
My first modular building experience was with the 2013 movie theatre. For my first modular I consider it still to be the best. But as time has past and LEGO has made its modular sets more and more complicated over the years this set feels like a step back. I enjoy the complexity of a 16+ LEGO build but this felt like a set for 9+ (which isn't a huge problem). The real problem is that while the majority of the front o…
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