Presale 405- IMPORTANT POKÉMON AND ONE PIECE TCG & LEGO COLLECTIBLES
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Lot 601 The LEGO Group
LEGO 6309 – Town Mini–Figures 1988
14.2 x 4.7 x 9.5 cm
Dating from 1988, this Classic Town pack brings together 6 minifigures and 11 pieces, including a police motorcycle. Its mix of everyday professions captures the late-1980s LEGO town, where a handful of characters could bring an airport, hospital, garage or fire station to life.
The figures share the familiar simple smile of the period: their uniforms and accessories tell you who they are. Nearly four decades after its release, this long-retired pack remains unopened, preserving the original assortment together in its sealed packaging. That untouched status gives it particular appeal for vintage minifigure collectors, with the bowed box reflected in the condition below.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Box bowed. -
Lot 602 The LEGO Group
LEGO 6319 – Trees and Fences 1993
14.5 x 9.5 x 4.5 cm
Released more than three decades ago, this 37-piece accessory pack captures the finishing touches of a Classic Town layout: trees, flowers, fences and colourful flags. Its segmented palm tree is especially evocative of the period, recalling the scenery surrounding early-1990s LEGO beaches and holiday homes.
Such packs were designed to be opened and scattered throughout a growing town, which makes an unopened example particularly appealing today. Long retired and still sealed in its original packaging, this set preserves a small piece of the Classic Town era as it was sold—a nostalgic addition for collectors who value vintage accessories alongside the larger buildings and vehicles.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. -
Lot 603 The LEGO Group
LEGO 8714 – The LEGO TECHNIC Team 1993
14.5 x 9.7 x 4.7 cm
Still sealed more than three decades after its release, this vintage pack preserves three articulated Technic figures together in their original packaging. Taller and more poseable than standard minifigures, these characters recall an era when Technic vehicles had their own distinctive drivers and crew.
Their bending elbows and knees allowed them to sit naturally at the controls of larger models—a memorable feature for builders who grew up with early Technic. Long retired, The LEGO TECHNIC Team represents a discontinued chapter of LEGO figure design. Its unopened condition is the particular attraction here, offering vintage collectors an original packaged trio with the figures unused.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Minor box damage, including a tear. -
Lot 604 The LEGO Group
LEGO 854 – Go–Kart 1978
31.5 x 19 x 5.6 cm
A sealed survivor from Technic’s earliest years, this 206-piece Go-Kart dates from 1978, when the range was still marketed in Europe as LEGO Technical Sets. Its working steering and wheel-driven single-cylinder engine demonstrate the mechanical ideas that would define the theme for decades.
This was LEGO’s first Technic go-kart, bringing piston-engine construction—previously reserved for the much larger 853 Auto Chassis—into a smaller, more accessible model. Nearly half a century later, its historical importance and unopened condition give this example particular collector appeal. Preserved mint in its sealed box, it offers a compelling piece of early Technic history in its original presentation.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. -
Lot 605 The LEGO Group
LEGO 6921 – Monorail Accessory Track 1988
33.5 x 24 x 7 cm
Released to expand the Futuron 6990 Monorail Transport System, this 46-piece accessory set belongs to one of LEGO Space’s most memorable chapters. A period LEGO catalogue advertised the combined layout as offering over 18 feet of track—a tempting prospect for builders dreaming of a larger space colony.
Long retired, its collecting appeal now extends beyond the track itself. Preserved new and sealed nearly four decades after release, this example retains the experience of an unopened monorail expansion from the 1980s. For vintage Space enthusiasts, the original sealed packaging makes it a particularly compelling companion to the flagship monorail, with only minor box defects noted.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Minor box defects. -
Lot 606 The LEGO Group
LEGO 918 – Space Transport 1979
23 x 14.5 x 3.9 cm
Blue and grey wings, a transparent yellow cockpit and the planet-and-spaceship emblem: few combinations capture LEGO nostalgia quite like early Classic Space. Released in 1979, this compact spacecraft brings that unmistakable identity together in 82 pieces with one astronaut.
Known in contemporary catalogues as the “One Man Space Ship”, 918 was the smallest companion to the larger 924 and 928 spacecraft, sharing their distinctive appearance in a personal exploration craft. Together, these ships helped establish the visual identity that collectors still associate with Classic Space. Now more than forty-five years old and long retired, this complete example offers a direct connection to the pioneering years of one of LEGO’s most enduring themes.
Used and complete. -
Lot 607 The LEGO Group
LEGO 928 – Galaxy Explorer 1979
46 x 29 x 6 cm
For generations of builders, this is the definitive LEGO spaceship. Its broad blue-and-grey wings, yellow cockpit and LL928 markings embody the appeal of Classic Space: an imagined future of astronauts, lunar outposts and discovery. Released in 1979, this 318-piece set with 4 minifigures remains a centrepiece of the original Space fleet.
Its place in LEGO history was recognised in 2022, when the Galaxy Explorer was reimagined for the company’s 90th anniversary. This example preserves the original experience through its remarkably well-kept outer box and surviving inner box, although the latter is damaged. More than forty-five years after release, that combination of an iconic model and beautifully preserved packaging gives it particular collector appeal.
Used, complete. Some pieces show age-related yellowing. Outer box in excellent condition; original inner box included, with damage. -
Lot 608 The LEGO Group
LEGO BL19008 – The LEGO Story 2019
39 x 27 x 6.3 cm
Designed by Jónás Kovács, known as BrickJonas, this 1,427-piece model with 4 minifigures tells LEGO’s history through four connected scenes. From wooden-toy craftsmanship to plastic-brick production and the designer’s workspace, it turns the company’s evolution into a miniature exhibition built from its own products.
Released through the original 2019 BrickLink AFOL Designer Program, it belongs to an early experiment in bringing fan creations directly to collectors. Each design was offered for a limited period, with production capped at 2,500 copies. Now retired, The LEGO Story combines that restricted release with an especially fitting subject: a fan-designed celebration of the company that inspired its creator.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. -
Lot 609 The LEGO Group
LEGO 910029 – Mountain Fortress 2024
51.8 x 47.5 x 17.8 cm
The Black Falcons return in a snow–covered stronghold designed by LEGO fan SleeplessNight. Mountain Fortress draws on the visual identity of classic Castle sets, expanding it into a substantial medieval building whose towers and walls rise from a rugged winter landscape.
One architectural detail makes that connection especially clear: the yellow section above the entrance recalls the celebrated Black Falcon’s Fortress of 1986. Released through Series 1 of the BrickLink Designer Program, the model reached its maximum allocation of 30,000 copies during crowdfunding. It brings together two generations of building: the heraldry and memories of classic Castle, interpreted through an ambitious contemporary fan design.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. -
Lot 610 The LEGO Group
LEGO 910033 – Old Train Engine Shed 2024
55.3 x 37.5 x 11.5 cm
Every railway needs somewhere for its locomotives to rest. Created by fan designer Mind_the_Brick, Old Train Engine Shed brings that often–overlooked side of railway life into focus, with textured brick walls, tall windows and large doors framing the entrance to the workshop.
Released through Series 1 of the BrickLink Designer Program, the model reached its maximum allocation of 30,000 copies during crowdfunding. Its appeal combines that limited production with a subject seldom given such attention in LEGO railway collections. The shed provides a setting for the trains themselves, turning a stretch of track into a working depot with its own architectural character.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. -
Lot 611 The LEGO Group
LEGO 910033 – Old Train Engine Shed 2024
55.3 x 37.5 x 11.5 cm
Every railway needs somewhere for its locomotives to rest. Created by fan designer Mind_the_Brick, Old Train Engine Shed brings that often–overlooked side of railway life into focus, with textured brick walls, tall windows and large doors framing the entrance to the workshop.
Released through Series 1 of the BrickLink Designer Program, the model reached its maximum allocation of 30,000 copies during crowdfunding. Its appeal combines that limited production with a subject seldom given such attention in LEGO railway collections. The shed provides a setting for the trains themselves, turning a stretch of track into a working depot with its own architectural character.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. -
Lot 612 The LEGO Group
LEGO 71248 – Level Pack – Mission: Impossible 2016
21.5 x 21 x 5 cm
Ethan Hunt takes centre stage in this 72-piece set with 1 minifigure, accompanied by miniature versions of the IMF sports car and Scrambler motorcycle. Released through LEGO Dimensions, it brought Mission: Impossible into LEGO’s crossover universe, giving the film franchise a small but distinctive physical presence.
The main collecting attraction is Ethan himself: his minifigure was exclusive to this pack, making it a key release for collectors of cinema characters. His black infiltration outfit recalls the espionage missions that made Tom Cruise’s character famous. Now retired, this sealed pack offers a compact piece of Mission: Impossible memorabilia whose appeal extends beyond the game.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Creases on the box. -
Lot 613 The LEGO Group
LEGO 71349 – Fun Pack – Beetlejuice (Beetlejuice and Saturn's Sandworm) 2017
17 x 19 x 5 cm
Tim Burton’s mischievous supernatural world enters LEGO form in this 52-piece set with 1 minifigure. Beetlejuice wears his unmistakable black-and-white striped suit, accompanied by a buildable Saturn’s Sandworm that captures another memorable creature from the 1988 film.
The exclusive Beetlejuice minifigure is the centrepiece, bringing a character seldom represented in LEGO to a collection through the unusual licensing combinations of Dimensions. Released in the theme’s final wave, the pack also marks the closing chapter of its ambitious film, television and gaming crossover. Now retired, it offers fans of Burton’s film both its title character and a miniature companion for display.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Creases on the box. -
Lot 614 The LEGO Group
LEGO 71349 – Fun Pack – Beetlejuice (Beetlejuice and Saturn's Sandworm) 2017
17 x 19 x 5 cm
Tim Burton’s mischievous supernatural world enters LEGO form in this 52-piece set with 1 minifigure. Beetlejuice wears his unmistakable black-and-white striped suit, accompanied by a buildable Saturn’s Sandworm that captures another memorable creature from the 1988 film.
The exclusive Beetlejuice minifigure is the centrepiece, bringing a character seldom represented in LEGO to a collection through the unusual licensing combinations of Dimensions. Released in the theme’s final wave, the pack also marks the closing chapter of its ambitious film, television and gaming crossover. Now retired, it offers fans of Burton’s film both its title character and a miniature companion for display.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Creases on the box. -
Lot 615 The LEGO Group
LEGO 3863 – Kokoriko 2012
14 x 19.7 x 5.2 cm
Building the farmyard is only the beginning in this 115-piece game from the LEGO Games range. Once assembled, its chickens, rooster and eggs become playing pieces in a lively contest to collect the most eggs.
The smallest character creates the biggest scramble: when the die shows pink, players race to grab the worm, earning the chance for their chickens to lay eggs. The rooster adds another twist by doubling egg production. This mixture of building, quick reactions and simple decisions captures the range’s “build first, play together” appeal. Now retired, Kokoriko offers collectors a charming example of LEGO’s experiments with original tabletop games.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. -
Lot 616 The LEGO Group
LEGO 40158 – LEGO Chess 2015
54 x 28 x 7.5 cm
Pirates and blue-coated soldiers take their rivalry onto the chessboard in this 776-piece set with 20 minifigures. Building the board and assembling its 32 playing pieces becomes the opening activity before the first strategic move is made.
Released alongside LEGO’s 2015 Pirates revival, the set gives that familiar conflict a different set of rules: opposing crews advance across a beach-themed board, with minifigures and brick-built models taking the traditional chess roles. The characters remain ready for adventures beyond the board between matches. Now retired, Pirates Chess offers collectors a substantial gathering of pirate-era figures and a playable centrepiece that brings construction and strategy together.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Box bowed. -
Lot 617 The LEGO Group
LEGO 40161 – What am I? 2016
35 x 19 x 9 cm
A collection of characters becomes a guessing game in this 468-piece set with 16 minifigures. After building the game, players use questions and observation to work out their opponent’s mystery identity, giving familiar LEGO faces a new role across the table.
The clever twist is that the cast need never stay the same: LEGO explicitly encouraged playing with small builds as well as minifigures. Your own creations can therefore become the next round’s mystery subjects, extending the game through the collection you already own. Now retired, What Am I? combines the pleasure of construction with a social game that can change as its builders’ imaginations grow.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. -
Lot 618 The LEGO Group
LEGO bin06pb01x7 Storage Bin Lot 1970'
Seven vintage LEGO storage cases recall the practical side of childhood building: packing away loose bricks and carrying the collection to the next adventure. Their rectangular shape, LEGO branding and retractable red handles give them a recognisable early-1970s character.
These cases belong to an era before the familiar smiling LEGO minifigure arrived in 1978, placing them in an earlier chapter of the company’s history. Originally everyday storage accessories, they now offer collectors a period setting for vintage bricks, instructions and memorabilia. Gathered in a seven-piece lot, they make an appealing addition to a nostalgic LEGO display while retaining their original practical purpose.
Included items: bin06pb01 Storage Bin with Retractable Red Handle ×7 — approximately 32.5 × 20 × 7.5 cm each.
All seven cases used, in great condition. -
Lot 619 The LEGO Group
LEGO Mini Storage Bricks – Thirteen–Piece Lot 2013
Familiar LEGO shapes become practical little containers in this colourful assortment of nine 2×2 and four 2×4 Mini Storage Bricks. The square format measures 4.5 x 4.5 x 4.2 cm, while the rectangular format measures approximately 4.5 x 9.1 x 4.2 cm. Their compact size makes them useful for keeping small accessories and desk essentials together, while bringing the look of a LEGO collection into everyday spaces.
The charm lies in the change of scale: a shape normally used to build something becomes a place to store things inside. Displayed together, the two brick formats create a playful desktop arrangement with a purpose beyond decoration. This thirteen-piece group offers collectors of LEGO accessories a coordinated selection for organising a workspace or adding colour to a display.
All items new. -
Lot 620 The LEGO Group
LEGO 40227 – MSC Meraviglia 2016
16 x 14 x 6 cm
Originally sold exclusively aboard MSC cruise ships, this 181-piece model turns a holiday souvenir into a miniature maritime collectible. Its white superstructure, dark-blue details and MSC branding capture the appearance of Meraviglia in a compact display format.
The LEGO version arrived in 2016, before the real ship entered service in 2017—allowing passengers to take home the future flagship in miniature. Created through the partnership between LEGO and MSC Cruises, the set connects the building experience with life aboard the fleet. Now retired, its original onboard-only distribution gives it particular appeal for collectors of travel exclusives, branded LEGO models and cruise memorabilia.
New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Minor box creases. -
Lot 621 The LEGO Group
LEGO 81087 – Minifigure Speech Bubbles Two–Pack Lot 2011
Give your minifigures something to say with this unusual LEGO accessory from 2011. Each pack contains colourful speech and thought bubbles, message stickers and a minifigure, turning a desk display or miniature scene into a three-dimensional comic strip.
The thoughtful extra is a stencil for cutting your own message labels: once the supplied phrases run out, the conversation can continue in your own words. This inventive crossover between stationery and minifigure collecting gives the packs an identity far removed from conventional building sets. Two examples together, both still sealed, make an appealing find for collectors of unusual LEGO merchandise and accessories.
Included items: 81087 Minifigure Speech Bubbles ×2 — 26 pieces and 1 minifigure per pack (16.8 x 21.9 x 3.8 cm each).
Both packs new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. -
Lot 622 The LEGO Group
LEGO Piggy Banks – Two–Set Lot 2015 – 2017
Saving for the next LEGO set starts with building somewhere to keep the coins. These two functional piggy banks turn an everyday object into a characterful display, pairing the expressive red Piggy Coin Bank with the adaptable Mini Piggy Bank.
The red pig’s eyebrows are actually LEGO sausage elements—an unexpected bit of humour hidden in its face. Its companion offers another surprise: it can be rebuilt as a panda or polar bear, giving the savings a different guardian. Both sets are now retired, making this an appealing pairing for collectors of unusual LEGO accessories or anyone who enjoys a build with a practical purpose.
Included sets: 40251 Mini Piggy Bank — 248 pieces (26 x 14 x 6 cm), 40155 Coin Bank, Red Piggy Bank — 148 pieces (28 x 14 x 9 cm).
Both sets new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. -
Lot 623 The LEGO Group
LEGO 850425 ×3 – Desk Business Card Holder Lot 2012
Three sealed copies of this retired desk accessory bring LEGO character to the workplace. The colourful holder combines a practical purpose with personalisation: printed letter tiles let the builder spell out a name or message alongside their business cards.
Those small black tiles with silver lettering are a particular attraction, offering possibilities for custom signs and displays beyond the original model. With all three sets still sealed, their lettering remains unused and protected inside the original packaging. The opportunity to acquire three together adds appeal for collectors of LEGO office accessories or builders seeking matching personalised desk displays.
Included sets: 850425 Desk Business Card Holder ×3 — 142 pieces and 2 minifigures per set (19 x 14 x 4.2 cm each).
All three new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. -
Lot 624 The LEGO Group
LEGO School & Office Supplies – Seven–Item Desk Lot 2012 – 2018
LEGO moves onto the desktop in this seven-item collection, bringing colour and character to everyday school and office routines. A customisable notebook, stationery set, business-card holder and pencil pot cover the practical essentials, while two photo frames and a brick calendar personalise the workspace.
The calendar turns changing the date into a small daily building ritual: four numbered blocks are rotated by hand and can be reused year after year. The notebook follows the same hands-on idea, with a studded cover and alphanumeric tiles for creating a name or message. Together, these items explore an appealing corner of LEGO collecting, where the finished objects remain useful long after the building is done.
Included items: 850686 Notebook with Baseplate Cover and Alphanumeric Tiles — 78 pieces, 1 minifigure (19 x 32.5 x 2.5 cm), 850425 Desk Business Card Holder — 142 pieces, 2 minifigures (19 x 14 x 4.2 cm), 40172 Brick Calendar — 274 pieces, 1 minifigure (26 x 14 x 9 cm), 52053 Seven-Piece Stationery Set with Minifigure (10 x 18.1 x 2 cm), 40154 Pencil Pot — 166 pieces, 2 minifigures (19 x 14 x 9 cm), 40173 Picture Frame — 268 pieces (26.2 x 19 x 7 cm), 40081 LEGOLAND Photo Frame — 117 pieces, 1 minifigure (26 x 19 x 4.3 cm).
All items new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Minor packaging damage on 850686; corner crushing on 850425; box creases on 40172; box bowed on 40154; packaging scratches on 40081.