Star Wars
BD-1
RETIRED 2023-12-31 · retail $99.99 · 2022-05-31 → 2024-03-01 · ★ 4.4 (3) · owned by 10,623 · wanted by 3,136
Sealed mark is +80% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 8.8×/mo · 39 live asks ≈ 4.4 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 5.3×/mo · 9 live asks ≈ 1.7 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 evidence
Live asks: opened n=9, median $119.69, from $90 · sealed n=39, median $200, from $131.94 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $66.21 gross · $7.1 net at 80% of pieces priced.
Instructions — 2 official PDFs
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Reviews — from Brickset owners
Since Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm in 2015, the addition of iconic droid characters to the universe is something I've enjoyed greatly - BB-8 and K-2SO in particular. However, interacting with BD-1 with Jedi: Fallen Order has elevated him to my favourite droid of all time, alongside R2-D2 of course! So inevitably, I had to own this set. Unlike traditional droid characters, BD-1's design infuses him more explicitl…
This is a nearly perfect Lego set. The features included are great and are very game accurate and the scale is the same if nit similar to the scale ingame which is awesome. The figure of BD-1 is great as well. The only slight problem is the stability of the legs but as this is a display set it shouldn't be moved around often. I would highly suggest picking this set up.
Disclaimer: This set review is purely my opinion even though the set is given for free by TLG due to my status as LEGO Community Ambassador. This droid is the BD-1 droid that originates from the video game Jedi: Fallen Order. In the photo below, we can see the droid complete with the nameplate and the minifigure. Even though this droid is quite detailed and looks similar with the BD-1 in-game, it has limited playabil…
Reviews are Brickset members' opinions, not valuation evidence.