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Everyone Is Awesome
LEGO EXCLUSIVE · retail $34.99 · 2021-06-05 → · ★ 4.2 (7) · owned by 14,713 · wanted by 1,773
Sealed mark is +7% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 5.2×/mo · 11 live asks ≈ 2.1 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 1.5×/mo · 5 live asks ≈ 3.3 mo of supply
Your position
Track your own copy: the archive marks it from real sold comparables the moment it lands, and watches its retirement status from then on.
The figures — 11 in the box · $31.72 of value
tls104Everyone is Awesome Yellow (Monochrome)$3.28
tls109Everyone is Awesome White (Monochrome)$3.25
tls108Everyone is Awesome Bright Light Blue (Monochrome)$3.16
tls110Everyone is Awesome Dark Pink (Monochrome)$3.08
tls100Everyone is Awesome Black (Monochrome)$3.04
tls107Everyone is Awesome Dark Purple (Monochrome)$2.9
tls105Everyone is Awesome Bright Green (Monochrome)$2.85
tls106Everyone is Awesome Blue (Monochrome)$2.65
tls101Everyone is Awesome Reddish Brown (Monochrome)$2.53
tls102Everyone is Awesome Red (Monochrome)$2.49
tls103Everyone is Awesome Orange (Monochrome)$2.49BrickLink sold guide, new condition. Figures are excluded from the parts-out figure above — they are priced separately here.
The evidence
Live asks: opened n=5, median $30, from $20 · sealed n=11, median $30, from $25 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $32.96 gross · $8.93 net at 100% of pieces priced.
Instructions — 2 official PDFs
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Reviews — from Brickset owners
I understand that Lego is a toy company, and a lot of people make LGBTQ issues "political". Existence is not "being political", and getting a nod from a large corporation feels a bit like pandering, but in the climate we live in today, gestures this overt feel like a breath of fresh air. This was a beautiful way for Lego fans to receive a set of monochromatic figures, and intentions aside, a lot of Lego fans will fee…
I bought this set because of the colors and also the theme. The building was straightforward. About 30 minutes and it was all done. It's great to put on display to show everyone is awesome.
It truly is surprising that Lego made this set, but I'm not complaining. Minifigures All the minifigures are monochrome, each being a different colour on the Progress Pride flag (which sure, does break some rules of flag design, but that doesn't matter, and this isn't a vexillology site anyway). The only difference between the designs are the hairpieces, but man, are these hairpieces great to get. The blue one, for i…
This is easily the most socially important Lego set I have ever seen released. As most are aware, Everyone is Awesome was released during Pride Month to celebrate diversity and inclusivity with an explosion of color. The set is attractive, easy to put together, and relatively inexpensive, and the final result is a social statement so striking that it practically leaps off of your shelf. The set is thematically perfec…
Lego kept the secret of 40516 Everyone is Awesome more successfully than most, and I at least didn’t know about it until the middle of May 2021, only a few weeks before it was released. The set’s release coincided with Pride Month, and it celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community. Ethics. Lego’s commitments to social responsibility are well-known and include eschewing representations of contemporary weapons or warfare, and d…
When this set was released, I decided I wanted one. Having picked it up in the Lego Store in Utrecht, I am happy I did. The end result definitely did not disappoint. It is very colourful, striking, and the various shapes of hair for each minifigure make for subtle variation. I can imagine this being a source of special coloured pieces for some MOCs. The build itself is far from exciting, and if not for the different …
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