
Skylines
RETIRED 2026-03-01 · retail $39.99 · 2017-01-02 → · ★ 4.0 (5) · owned by 19,778 · wanted by 2,539
Sealed mark is −34% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 3.2×/mo · 317 live asks ≈ 100.1 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 4.2×/mo · 78 live asks ≈ 18.7 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.
Live asks: opened n=78, median $20, from $9.64 · sealed n=317, median $41.77, from $15 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $20.22 gross · $0.34 net at 72% of pieces priced.
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I really love this set. Some parts of the build is quite fiddly though. I can't say this has more building techniques than the newer architecture set. A lot of the builds are repeating i just can't recommend this set too much as much as i love London.
This set was in the second wave of Skyline sets within the Architecture theme, presenting a selection of iconic London-based buildings, rather than a single structure as had been the focus previously. Box / Instructions The box is the usual high-quality Architecture affair, with the set picture contrasting nicely against the black background. The instructions are also in the premium bracket, including not only the (v…
I love London! So I thought I would get this model. The model is good, don't get me wrong. The finer tourist details of the city are there in all representation. The problem is, the detailing is not very good unless you are looking at it from a distance. The Big Ben clock face is very plain as well as the actual Elizabeth Tower roof detailing being lacking. I was expecting it to at least have ridges along the break w…
This London Cityscape is pretty During the build there are a number of trivia snippets in the instructions. There are many pieces in the box the base plate is made of loads and could have been simplified to give better buildings. Unfortunately all the buildings are not to scale to each other and are a mere representation of what the building sort of looks like. Some of the very notable things that the London eye has …
I bought this set a few weeks back and decided to do a quick build last night so set about this Skyline series build. I'd been waiting for it to go on general release since first hearing about it, as it was initially released only in the new flagship Store at Leicester Square. It's a fun build with a couple of nice touches especially with Tower Bridge although I was a little disappointed with the lack of arms on the …
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