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The worrying stat is the value in £ at the end of each row!
I do find these stats more interesting though:
What makes it especially interesting is that I don't own all that many Star Wars sets, but what I do have is pretty high piece count/value.
MF is indeed Monster Fighters and HE should have been HH meaning Haunted House.
Incidentally, if anyone has a HH at a humane price I may be interested.
Although not listed on the table, the most complete theme I have is the WV Creator subtheme. Just missing a few of the GWP sets or other minor vignettes to be fully there.
My CMFs are at 99% (no Mr Gold)
The Lego Movie at 91% (missing #30281 & #70806 (not for want of trying to get it))
Toy Story at 86% (missing #7599 & #30071)
Brickheadz at 75%
Same here - I buy from various themes indiscriminately so I’d be broke if I went for completeness!
OK so I’ve checked and not surprisingly I have zero completed themes. I am surprised however to see that I apparently have more than 50% of the Disney sets. That will go down over time as my girls are not really interested in the Princess sets anymore. We do have 97% of Elves which is all the sets, many in multiples as the three kids wanted their own copies of some, as did I. And I know I have all the winter village sets including the limited edition giveaways. We just don’t have all the polybags for any theme, or any of the little magazine foil bags for Elves, because polybags and magazines are so difficult / impossible to come by here in Australia. I have ordered some occasionally via Bricklink from overseas but postage is usually too much for it to be worthwhile.