405- IMPORTANT POKÉMON AND ONE PIECE TCG & LEGO COLLECTIBLES

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LEGO 10269 – Harley–Davidson Fat Boy 2019
48 x 28 x 7.5 cm
Developed in collaboration with Harley-Davidson, this 1,023-piece Fat Boy captures the cruiser’s imposing stance through broad tyres, solid-disc wheels and a teardrop fuel tank. Dark-red and black bodywork completes a display model with unmistakable Harley character.

Turn the rear wheel and the Milwaukee-Eight engine’s pistons move, bringing the motorcycle’s mechanical heart to life. The exceptionally wide rear tyre was introduced specifically for this release, helping reproduce the real bike’s distinctive proportions. Now retired from LEGO’s range, this model offers motorcycle enthusiasts a detailed tribute to an American icon, complete with a dedicated display stand.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 10271 – Fiat 500 {Bright Light Yellow Edition} 2020
48 x 28.4 x 7.8 cm
This 960-piece Fiat 500 captures the charm of the late-1960s 500F in cheerful pale yellow, complete with an opening roof and a luggage rack carrying a suitcase. Its compact curves evoke leisurely drives through Italian streets.

The accessories tell an Italian story of their own: a painter’s easel displays the car beside Rome’s Colosseum, while the “TO” number plate pays tribute to Turin, where the original car was made. Now retired from LEGO’s range, this yellow edition offers Fiat enthusiasts and classic-car collectors a nostalgic display with a distinctly Italian personality.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 10268 – Vestas Wind Turbine 2018
37.5 x 47.5 x 11 cm
Standing approximately one metre tall, this 814-piece model with 3 minifigures brings an unusual engineering landmark to a LEGO display. Developed with Vestas, it includes a Power Functions motor that turns the turbine blades and illuminates the porch of the house below.

One of its most interesting details grows at ground level: the spruce tree uses plant-based plastic derived from sugarcane, linking the renewable-energy theme to LEGO’s “Plants from Plants” initiative. Now retired, the set combines an imposing motorised display with a small but significant chapter in LEGO’s exploration of alternative materials.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Creases on the box.

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LEGO 10302 – Optimus Prime 2022
28 x 48 x 9 cm
The defining trick of Transformers survives the move into LEGO: this 1,508–piece Optimus Prime changes from robot to truck without being dismantled. His red–and–blue appearance recalls the original character, while the opening chest houses the Autobot Matrix of Leadership.

The model also represents an unusual collaboration between LEGO and Hasbro, bringing two major toy traditions together. Designer Joseph Patrick Kyde helped translate that shared ambition into a construction that could genuinely transform, making the mechanism central to its appeal. With an Energon axe, ion blaster and other familiar accessories, Optimus offers both an engineering exercise and a tribute to a character rooted in 1980s toy culture.

New and sealed. Crease on the box. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 71040 – Disney Castle 2016
58 x 47.5 x 16.5 cm
Inspired by Cinderella Castle at Walt Disney World, this 4,043-piece model with 7 minifigures brings a Disney landmark into your collection. Its elaborate façade and soaring towers frame rooms filled with references to beloved films, from Cinderella’s glass slipper to Aladdin’s magic carpet.

Released in 2016, this is the original large-scale LEGO Disney Castle, giving it a distinct place in the history of Disney’s LEGO collaboration. Retired in 2022, it remains an appealing centrepiece for collectors drawn to the classic castle design and the stories hidden within its walls.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Crease on the box.

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LEGO 21309 – NASA Apollo Saturn V 2017
37.3 x 47.5 x 10.7 cm
Fan designers Felix Stiessen and Valérie Roche developed their Saturn V together without ever meeting in person, united by a passion for space exploration. Their project became this metre-tall LEGO Ideas model, whose 1,969 pieces fittingly honour the year of the first Moon landing.

The designers began with the tiny lunar module, then built the rocket around it—making sure the spacecraft could fit inside. Three separable stages and horizontal display stands let collectors explore the engineering behind the imposing silhouette. This original 2017 release is now retired, offering a striking tribute to the Apollo programme and to the collaboration that brought one of LEGO Ideas’ most ambitious early projects to life.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Minor scratch on the box.

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LEGO 10266 – NASA Apollo 11 Lunar Lander 2019
48 x 28 x 9 cm
Developed in cooperation with NASA for the Moon landing’s 50th anniversary, this 1,077-piece model with 2 minifigures recreates Eagle on the lunar surface. Gold-coloured landing equipment, a crater and a trail of astronaut footprints turn the spacecraft into a miniature scene from the historic 1969 mission.

The separable stages tell an essential part of that story: Eagle’s lower section remained on the Moon, while its ascent stage carried Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin back towards the orbiting command module. That engineering detail gives the model meaning beyond its distinctive appearance. Now retired, this anniversary release makes a compelling companion to the Saturn V or a standalone tribute to humanity’s first lunar landing.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Box bowed.

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LEGO 10266 – NASA Apollo 11 Lunar Lander 2019
48 x 28 x 9 cm
Developed in cooperation with NASA for the Moon landing’s 50th anniversary, this 1,077-piece model with 2 minifigures recreates Eagle on the lunar surface. Gold-coloured landing equipment, a crater and a trail of astronaut footprints turn the spacecraft into a miniature scene from the historic 1969 mission.

The separable stages tell an essential part of that story: Eagle’s lower section remained on the Moon, while its ascent stage carried Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin back towards the orbiting command module. That engineering detail gives the model meaning beyond its distinctive appearance. Now retired, this anniversary release makes a compelling companion to the Saturn V or a standalone tribute to humanity’s first lunar landing.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 40291 – Creative Personalities 2018
26 x 14 x 7 cm
Hans Christian Andersen takes centre stage in this 299-piece tribute with 2 minifigures. Built as an open book, the model places the Danish storyteller beside a young listener, turning the pages themselves into a miniature landscape where imagination comes to life.

Best known for tales such as The Little Mermaid and The Ugly Duckling, Andersen is a fitting subject for a Danish toy company built around creativity. The book format makes the connection especially charming: the story quite literally rises from the page. Originally offered as a gift with qualifying purchases in 2018 and now retired, this set offers literary collectors and LEGO fans an unusual display piece with a distinctly Danish identity.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Box bowed.

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LEGO 21109 – EXO SUIT 2014
26 x 19 x 4.5 cm
Created by fan designer Peter Reid and developed into an official set by LEGO designer Mark Stafford, this 309-piece Exo Suit with 2 minifigures pays tribute to Classic Space. Its exposed mechanical details, articulated limbs and gripping claws give it the appearance of a working exploration machine, accompanied by Reid’s charming robot turtle.

The astronauts carry a personal tribute: Pete and Yve are named after Reid and his partner, Yvonne. Their green Classic Space uniforms introduced a new colour to the familiar astronaut design, giving the set particular significance for Space collectors. Now retired, Exo Suit combines an original fan creation with a little of its creator’s own story.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21108 – Ghostbusters Ecto–1 2014
35 x 19 x 6 cm
Fan designer Brent Waller’s love of Ghostbusters became an official LEGO set after his project reached 10,000 supporters on LEGO CUUSOO, the predecessor to LEGO Ideas. Released to celebrate the original film’s 30th anniversary, this 440-piece model includes all four Ghostbusters as minifigures alongside their unmistakable Ecto-1.

Its converted ambulance silhouette, rooftop equipment and ghost-catching gear recreate one of cinema’s most recognisable vehicles. Waller’s proposal was developed into the finished set by LEGO designer Marcos Bessa—a collaboration that captures the appeal of Ideas: a fan’s enthusiasm becoming something others can build. Now retired, it combines Ghostbusters nostalgia with a place in the early history of LEGO Ideas.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21110 – Research Institute 2014
26 x 14 x 5 cm
Geoscientist Ellen Kooijman brought her own profession’s spirit of discovery to LEGO Ideas with this 152-piece set and its 3 minifigures. A palaeontologist examines a dinosaur skeleton, an astronomer studies the sky through a telescope, and a chemist works at her laboratory bench.

Known online as Alatariel, Kooijman originally proposed the project as the “Female Minifigure Set”, aiming to give female LEGO characters a wider range of interesting roles. That ambition gives these three compact scenes a story beyond their size: a practising scientist helping shape how science appears in play. Now retired, Research Institute is a distinctive early Ideas release with particular appeal for science enthusiasts and collectors of fan-created designs.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21303 – WALL–E 2015
26 x 19 x 9 cm
WALL-E’s journey into LEGO began with someone who helped bring him to life on screen: Pixar animator and director Angus MacLane. He started developing his brick-built version while the film itself was being made, refining it over almost a decade before it became this 677-piece LEGO Ideas set.

The expressive eyes, movable arms and rolling tracks capture the little robot’s personality, while the plant recalls the discovery at the heart of the film. MacLane had an unusual double role: he was both the fan designer and Pixar’s representative approving the LEGO model. Now retired, this release offers collectors a particularly direct connection between a film character and one of the artists behind him.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21302 – The Big Bang Theory 2015
35 x 19 x 5.5 cm
Ellen Kooijman originally built Leonard and Sheldon’s living room simply for her own shelf. Fellow fan Glen Bricker spent months persuading her to submit it to LEGO Ideas; their collaboration became this 456-piece set with 7 minifigures, bringing together Sheldon, Leonard, Penny, Howard, Raj, Amy and Bernadette.

Kooijman handled the model design, while Bricker developed the minifigure concepts and promoted the project—a fitting partnership between a real-life scientist and a programmer/engineer for a sitcom celebrating science and geek culture. The telescope, whiteboard and DNA model recreate the apartment’s familiar clutter. Now retired, this early Ideas release offers fans the complete central cast in the room where so many of their stories unfold.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Minor dents on the box.

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LEGO 21304 – Doctor Who 2015
26.2 x 19 x 7.2 cm
Fan designer Andrew Clark set himself a fitting challenge: capturing the TARDIS’s famous “bigger on the inside” illusion in LEGO bricks. His project became this 526-piece set with 6 minifigures, pairing the blue police box with an opening console-room display inspired by the BBC series.

Clark’s design was developed by LEGO designer Samuel Johnson, whose connection to Doctor Who was unusually personal: his uncle, Paul McGann, played the Eighth Doctor. That family link adds another story to a model already rooted in fan enthusiasm. Now retired, this Ideas release brings the Doctor’s extraordinary time machine into a compact display, celebrating both the series and the people who translated it into bricks.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21305 – Maze 2016
38 x 26 x 9 cm
Canadian fan designer Jason Allemann, known for his mechanical creations at JK Brickworks, turned the traditional ball labyrinth into this 769-piece LEGO Ideas game. Two control wheels tilt the playing surface, challenging players to guide a ball around obstacles using a mechanism built entirely from LEGO elements.

Allemann’s clever twist is the interchangeable playing board: the maze can be redesigned without rebuilding the mechanism beneath it. Instructions offer both a traditional course and a miniature medieval landscape, with cottages and a castle turning the puzzle into a tiny adventure. Released and retired in 2016, Maze had a notably brief retail run, giving this inventive early Ideas set added interest for collectors who enjoy models that move and work.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21306 – Yellow Submarine 2016
26 x 19 x 9 cm
Fan designer Kevin Szeto combined two personal passions—LEGO building and the Beatles—to create this 535-piece set with 5 minifigures. An aerospace engineer and amateur musician, he chose the fantastical submarine from the band’s 1968 animated film, translating its psychedelic colours and rounded shapes into bricks.

Szeto first designed his proposal digitally, then built a physical version as the project gathered support. The finished model brings John, Paul, George and Ringo together with Jeremy, their curious companion from the film, while a removable roof reveals room for all four Beatles aboard. Now retired, Yellow Submarine offers a colourful crossover between music memorabilia, animation history and fan-created LEGO design.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21307 – Caterham Seven 620R 2016
38 x 26 x 7 cm
An exhilarating track outing in a Caterham Seven left a lasting impression on fan designer Carl Greatrix, inspiring his LEGO tribute to the lightweight British sports car. Developed into an official Ideas set by LEGO designer Henrik Andersen, this 771-piece model captures its open cockpit, long bonnet and distinctive yellow-and-black bodywork.

The removable nose cone, bonnet and engine invite a closer look beneath the surface, while four axle stands let you display the car with its wheels removed, as if undergoing workshop maintenance. Now retired, this fan-originated model brings a personal motoring memory into brick form, with unusual appeal for collectors who appreciate the Caterham’s stripped-back engineering.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21312 – Women of NASA 2017
26 x 19 x 4.5 cm
Science writer and editor Maia Weinstock combined her interests in space exploration, women’s scientific achievements and LEGO to create this 215-piece set with 4 minifigures. Nancy Grace Roman, Margaret Hamilton, Sally Ride and Mae Jemison appear beside miniature scenes celebrating their contributions to NASA.

The stack beside Hamilton recreates the famous photograph of her standing next to the Apollo software listings—a small detail with a remarkable history. Weinstock’s proposal reached 10,000 supporters in just 15 days, and her original prototypes later joined the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum collection. Now retired, this Ideas release offers collectors a compact tribute to four pioneers, backed by an unusually memorable story of its own.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21313 – Ship in a Bottle 2018
39 x 26 x 7 cm
Fan designer Jake Sadovich took inspiration from a real ship in a bottle he had built years earlier, recreating the maritime tradition entirely in LEGO. His idea became this 962-piece display, enclosing the three-masted Leviathan inside a transparent brick-built bottle, complete with a cork and wax-style seal.

One unusually satisfying building step creates the sea: over 280 loose translucent-blue elements fill the bottom of the bottle around the ship. Cannons, printed sails and a display stand decorated with globes and a compass complete the nautical scene. Now retired, this original 2018 release offers collectors a distinctive meeting of traditional craftsmanship and inventive LEGO construction.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21313 – Ship in a Bottle (Signed) 2018
39 x 26 x 7 cm
Fan designer Jake Sadovich took inspiration from a real ship in a bottle he had built years earlier, recreating the maritime tradition entirely in LEGO. His idea became this 962–piece display, enclosing the three–masted Leviathan inside a transparent brick–built bottle, complete with a cork and wax–style seal.

One unusually satisfying building step creates the sea: over 280 loose translucent–blue elements fill the bottom of the bottle around the ship. Cannons, printed sails and a display stand decorated with globes and a compass complete the nautical scene. Now retired, this original 2018 release is signed by Jake Sadovich himself, giving this example a personal connection to the fan designer whose idea brought the model to life.

Used and complete. Signed by fan designer Jake Sadovich. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21314 – TRON: Legacy Lightcycle 2018
26 x 14 x 5 cm
Brothers Tom and Drew, known as BrickBros UK, turned their enthusiasm for Disney’s TRON: Legacy into a successful first LEGO Ideas submission. This 211-piece set with 3 minifigures recreates the film’s digital arena through two contrasting Light Cycles, their translucent blue and orange trails, and characters Sam Flynn, Quorra and Rinzler.

Their original model was intended for static display; LEGO’s designers adapted it so the wheels could roll, bringing the screen chase into play. The grid-style base also splits into two sections, allowing the motorcycles to be displayed together or separately. Now retired, this compact Ideas release captures the film’s distinctive visual identity in a scene immediately recognisable to TRON fans.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Creases on the box.

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LEGO 21315 – Brick Tales Pop–Up Book 2018
38 x 26 x 9 cm
Fan designers Grant Davis and Jason Allemann transformed the magic of paper pop-up books into a working LEGO mechanism. This 841-piece set with 5 minifigures opens to reveal either Grandmother’s cottage from Little Red Riding Hood or the towering stalk from Jack and the Beanstalk, with interchangeable scenery that folds away as the covers close.

The creators receive a particularly fitting tribute: “Davis” and “Allemann” appear on the front cover like the authors of a real book. Released as LEGO’s first official buildable pop-up book, it combines fairy-tale storytelling with the mechanical ingenuity also seen in Allemann’s earlier Maze. Now retired, it makes an unusual display piece whose best feature is revealed every time it opens.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO 21311 – Voltron 2018
47.78 x 37.47 x 10.8 cm
Five buildable lions unite to recreate one of the most memorable transformations in 1980s animation. With 2,321 pieces, this LEGO Ideas model can be displayed as separate lions or combined into a towering Voltron figure, standing over 40 cm tall.

Based on a fan submission by Leandro “Lendy” Tayag, Voltron was the largest buildable LEGO mech at the time of its release—a fitting tribute to the Defender of the Universe. Retired in 2019, it offers collectors a distinctive combination of nostalgic design, clever transformation and commanding shelf presence.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.