
Ultimate Collector Series
RETIRED 2024-11-24 · retail $849.99 · 2021-12-05 → 2024-11-23 · ★ 4.4 (5) · owned by 10,369 · wanted by 6,961
Sealed mark is +42% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 10.7×/mo · 61 live asks ≈ 5.7 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 4.2×/mo · 23 live asks ≈ 5.5 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.
sw1175General Maximillian Veers - Chest Armor, Sand Blue Helmet with Goggles Pattern, Dual Molded Legs$34.1
sw1177Snowtrooper Commander, Printed Legs, Dark Tan Hands$11.64
sw1176AT-AT Driver - Dark Red Imperial Logo, Female$8.47
sw1104AT-AT Driver - Dark Red Imperial Logo, Cheek Lines, Frown$6.43
sw1139Luke Skywalker (Pilot, Printed Legs, Visor Up / Down, Askew Front Panel)$4.97
sw1180Snowtrooper - Female, Printed Legs, Dark Tan Hands, Reddish Brown Head, Open Mouth Smirk$4.74
sw1181Snowtrooper, Printed Legs, Dark Tan Hands, Cheek Lines, Lopsided Grin$4.51
sw1179Snowtrooper - Male, Printed Legs, Dark Tan Hands, Reddish Brown Head, Grimace$4.17
sw1178Snowtrooper - Female, Printed Legs, Dark Tan Hands, Light Nougat Head, Angry Smile$4BrickLink sold guide, new condition. Figures are excluded from the parts-out figure above — they are priced separately here.
Live asks: opened n=23, median $1,000, from $632.1 · sealed n=61, median $1,384.19, from $149.99 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $490.4 gross · $307.4 net at 75% of pieces priced.
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I have been wishing for the minifig scale AT-AT for a long time. I own the original system scale 4483, which was one of the best first version of any Star Wars sets, in my personal opinion. But, that set has its flaws - most notably the floppy head panels on the side. I recently added 75288 to my AT-AT army and was getting hopeful that LEGO learned some tricks after seeing a vast improvement in the head design and ov…
This is a really cool set. This is my first UCS set and I am not disappointed at all. It was a really fun and challenging build since I have very limited Technic experience. Mini-figs are cool, I wish there were more but hey, 8 is pretty nice. I've ended up buying some battle packs and some Storm Troopers from my local Lego shop so I now have 29 snowtroopers and 4 scout troopers, as well as 6 snow speeders. I guess m…
Ever since I first got into Lego and Star Wars around 2012, I've always wanted to see a UCS model of the AT-AT walker, and nine years later they finally delivered. Let me get the cons out of the way first to make room for the plenty of pros this set has: There are a few tan plates on the side panels that are visible towards the top of the walker. (NOT on the outside layer, but two plates deep. Only can be seen from t…
First, let me start by saying that this set is amazing. The amount of details that they put into it is astounding. Let's get into the review shall we? Starting off with the pros: It looks amazing when it is built, it's a must-have for any collection, or for any Original Trilogy fan. The build process is awesome from start to finish, especially when you see how the Lego team was able to incorporate different technique…
When I saw this set finally have a release date, I was in line on day 1 to get it. I can't say I'm disappointed in it by any means as most of the build was fun and the gwps were a definite must-have, but it definitely has it's down points as well Pros... - The best thing is that it is minifig scale & it comes with a decent amount of figs - Lots of new techniques and parts will definitely keep you immersed into the bu…
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