Requesting Valuation of Home One (7754)

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• Chompers Member Posts: 658

  January 2012

  Several places have this set at the moment reduced. Debenhams have it at £67.50 so depends how much under £70 your find is?

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• eastsix Member Posts: 12

  January 2012

  Yeah, thats the one! Not really a snapitup price, is this considered collectable? The a wing pilot in this winds me up for some reason

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• Chompers Member Posts: 658

  January 2012

  Know what you mean about the pilot colours just don't seem very SW!!! As far as price goes, so many sets have been 50% off for SW of late and for this reason I won't push the button on this 1 until it hits £45 a bit of risk I guess.

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• LostInTranslation UKMember Posts: 5,594

  January 2012

  I can't see it listed on Debenhams any more, but the Entertainer has it for the same price.

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• eastsix Member Posts: 12

  January 2012

  Yeah, i feel a bit lego- drunk on all the cheap sets i bought. Hard to get excited about *just* a few quid off

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• LegoFanTexas TexasMember Posts: 8,409

  January 2012

  Has anyone else noticed the jump this set has made in the past week?
  
  For a long time, months, it has been in the $80 price range on Amazon... Just noticed it is up to $100, first time I've seen that.
  
  It is FINALLY starting to get short on stock of the major resellers? I know it isn't back to retail yet, but could we see that by summer? Sheesh! :)

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• y2josh Member Posts: 2,002

  January 2012

  The A-Wing pilots actually did wear green uniforms... they were just a lot darker. My problems with the A-Wing and B-Wing pilot minifigs are the helmets, though. As much detail as they've put into the helmets for the various members of Red and Rogue Squadron, these generic space helmets with what seem to be random designs printed on them really bug me.
  
  On topic, aside from the hangar, I think Home One is a nice set. I feel like the unpopularity of the set stems less from it being a 'bad' set outright and more from it being an interior, rather than a full Home One class MC80. I personally think doing either the Home One or Liberty class MC80s outside of the UCS line would be a mistake, though I suppose they did the much larger Star Destroyer as a minifigure set for 6211...
  
  That's beside the point, though. This set has been discontinued for a while, and, at least in the US, the price seems to be on the rise... after a looooooong period of prices well below retail. Mon Mothma is also exclusive to this set... as is Crix Madine if you exclude the SDCC exclusive display set. I don't know what value these will add to the set long term, especially given the minor roles these characters played in the films, but look at freaking Greedo. I'd at least say keep an eye on it and pull the trigger if it looks like the price is starting to rise. If you really want it, anyway.

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• LegoFanTexas TexasMember Posts: 8,409

  January 2012

  Look at the current price of 6211, that set has really risen in the past 6 months. I was lucky to pickup a copy for $200 six months ago. :)
  
  I do agree, an MC80 UCS would be sweet... how to do it without it looking ugly, is another matter...
  
  How about a UCS Nebulon-B?

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• y2josh Member Posts: 2,002

  January 2012

  Though I would personally love a Nebulon-B, I think that one is way too niche for LEGO to consider (even moreso than any of the MC80s). At least until they've exhausted all of their other options.
  
  Speaking of... how on earth do I not have a UCS TIE Fighter yet? And will the lackluster (putting it nicely) sales of Obi-Wan's Jedi Starfighter prevent me from seeing a UCS A-Wing?

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