405- IMPORTANT POKÉMON AND ONE PIECE TCG & LEGO COLLECTIBLES

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LEGO 21318 – Tree House 2019
57.8 x 47.5 x 12.3 cm
A childhood dream realised in 3,020 pieces, this LEGO Ideas Tree House features 4 minifigures and three furnished cabins nestled among the branches. Interchangeable foliage transforms the scene from lush summer green to warm autumn colours, giving the display a different atmosphere with each season.

The original concept came from French fan designer Kevin Feeser, a hairdresser whose profession is celebrated by a pair of scissors hidden in the bedroom cabin. Now retired, this woodland retreat combines a personal creative story with an inviting build—an appealing choice for LEGO Ideas collectors and anyone who once dreamed of a treetop hideaway.

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

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LEGO 21317 – Steamboat Willie 2019
28.2 x 26 x 9.1 cm
Hungarian animator and fan designer Máté Szabó paid tribute to Disney’s animation roots with this 742-piece LEGO Ideas set and its 2 minifigures. Its black, white and grey palette recreates the look of the 1928 short Steamboat Willie, whose synchronised sound helped establish Mickey Mouse as a screen star.

The model echoes the cartoon’s rhythmic movement: pushing the boat turns its paddle wheels and makes the steam pipes rise and fall. Mickey and Minnie feature special silver-coloured decoration, while the working crane lifts a cargo of potatoes aboard. Now retired, this Ideas release combines an animator’s appreciation of film history with a moving display that brings its monochrome subject to life.

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

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LEGO 21316 – The Flintstones 2019
36 x 19 x 12 cm
Fan designer Andrew Clark followed his successful Doctor Who project with a trip to Bedrock. This 732-piece LEGO Ideas set with 4 minifigures brings Fred, Wilma, Barney and Betty together around the Flintstones’ stone-built home and unmistakable family car, capturing the cartoon’s playful vision of suburban life in prehistoric times.

Inside, the television reports that Dino is missing—a knowing joke about the pet dinosaur’s absence from the set. Outside, an oversized dinosaur rib attaches to the car, recalling the famous drive-in scene from the opening credits. Now retired, this second Ideas success for Clark combines classic animation nostalgia with a furnished home full of the series’ Stone Age humour.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Small adhesive-residue mark on the box.

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LEGO 21320 – Dinosaur Fossils 2019
28 x 26.5 x 9.5 cm
French fan designer Jonathan Brunn, known as Mukkinn, imagined a miniature natural-history collection that became this 899-piece LEGO Ideas set with 2 minifigures. Tyrannosaurus rex, Triceratops and the flying reptile Pteranodon appear as articulated skeletons on individual display stands, bringing the atmosphere of a museum gallery to the shelf.

Brunn’s proposal also gave veteran LEGO designer and dinosaur enthusiast Niels Milan Pedersen an opportunity to return to model design after years developing individual elements. Built at approximately 1:32 scale, the skeletons can be posed to suggest the living animals behind the fossils. Now retired, the set offers an unusual combination of prehistoric anatomy, sculptural building and a fan’s passion brought into production.

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

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LEGO 21325 – Medieval Blacksmith 2021
48 x 37.5 x 11 cm
An independent builder’s vision of medieval life became an official set through LEGO Ideas. Based on a concept by fan designer Clemens Fiedler, Medieval Blacksmith brings a craftsman’s workshop and home together in a 2,164-piece model with 4 minifigures. Its timber-framed walls, detailed roof and furnished rooms give the building a character that extends beyond the forge itself.

The workshop’s most engaging detail is its glowing fire: pressing the bellows activates a light brick beneath the coals. Above it, a kitchen and bedroom reveal the domestic side of the blacksmith’s world, accessible through removable upper floors. Two Black Falcon knights add a connection to LEGO’s Castle heritage, while a horse-drawn cart completes the scene. Now retired, the set captures the appeal of Ideas: a fan’s personal enthusiasm translated into a distinctive model for a wider community of builders.

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

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LEGO "LEGO Ideas (CUUSOO)" Six Set Collection Lot 2019

An appealing starting point for a LEGO Ideas collection, this lot brings together six retired releases spanning science, space, cinema and mechanical storytelling. It captures the range’s defining appeal: independent builders turning personal passions into official LEGO sets.

Three early releases anchor the selection: Brent Waller’s Ghostbusters Ecto-1, Peter Reid’s Exo Suit and Ellen Kooijman’s Research Institute. The Pop-Up Book and Steamboat Willie add moving displays inspired by fairy tales and animation. Mark Smiley’s Space Rocket Ride brings another milestone: the contest-winning creation became LEGO’s first fan-designed gift-with-purchase set. Together, these models offer a varied introduction to Ideas, with several chapters of its history gathered in one lot.

Included sets: 40335 Space Rocket Ride — 150 pieces, 1 minifigure (18.8 x 13.8 x 4.6 cm), 21109 Exo Suit — 309 pieces, 2 minifigures (26 x 19 x 4.5 cm), 21108 Ghostbusters Ecto-1 — 440 pieces, 4 minifigures (35 x 19 x 6 cm), 21110 Research Institute — 152 pieces, 3 minifigures (26 x 14 x 5 cm), 21315 Brick Tales Pop-Up Book — 841 pieces, 5 minifigures (38 x 26 x 9 cm), 21317 Steamboat Willie — 742 pieces, 2 minifigures (28.2 x 26 x 9.1 cm).

All sets new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Box creases on 21109; hole in the top of the box on 21315; minor box scratches on 21317.

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LEGO 10197 – Fire Brigade 2009
58.2 x 47.8 x 8.8 cm
This 2,215-piece fire station with 4 minifigures brings 1930s architecture to LEGO’s Modular Buildings collection, complete with a vintage fire engine and furnished crew quarters. Between emergencies, the firefighters even have a ping-pong table upstairs.

The brick-built “1932” on the façade commemorates the year LEGO was founded, while the fire engine marks another milestone: Fire Brigade was the first modular to include a vehicle. Retired in 2013, it combines a piece of LEGO history with a distinctive emergency-services setting, making it an especially meaningful addition to a collection of early modulars.

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

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LEGO 10211 – Grand Emporium 2010
58.2 x 47.8 x 8.8 cm
A grand department store occupies the corner of your modular street in this 2,154-piece set with 7 minifigures. Revolving doors lead into a clothing department, with brick-built escalators continuing to housewares and a top-floor toy department beneath a chandelier.

The window mannequins hide an ingenious building trick: ordinary minifigure heads are turned backwards to create blank display faces. A fitting room and miniature toys add further character to the shopping scene. Retired in 2014, Grand Emporium brings both architectural grandeur and playful retail detail to the early Modular Buildings collection.

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

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LEGO 10218 – Pet Shop 2011
58 x 48 x 9 cm
A pet shop and adjoining townhouse create a lively neighbourhood scene in this 2,016-piece set with 4 minifigures. The residential building is still being decorated: a painter with a roller and a partially painted wall turn an unfinished room into a small story of moving in.

Its two buildings stand on separate narrow bases, allowing them to swap places or sit apart among other modulars—a particularly useful feature when arranging a growing street. Retired in 2016, Pet Shop offers collectors two complementary façades and an intimate glimpse of everyday life within the Modular Buildings collection.

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

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LEGO 10218 – Pet Shop 2011
58 x 48 x 9 cm
A pet shop and adjoining townhouse create a lively neighbourhood scene in this 2,016-piece set with 4 minifigures. The residential building is still being decorated: a painter with a roller and a partially painted wall turn an unfinished room into a small story of moving in.

Its two buildings stand on separate narrow bases, allowing them to swap places or sit apart among other modulars—a particularly useful feature when arranging a growing street. Retired in 2016, Pet Shop offers collectors two complementary façades and an intimate glimpse of everyday life within the Modular Buildings collection.

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

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LEGO 10224 – Town Hall 2012
48 x 58 x 12.5 cm
A clock tower, columned entrance and working lift give this 2,733-piece Town Hall with 8 minifigures the presence of a civic landmark. Within the Modular Buildings collection, it provides a formal centre for the surrounding shops and homes.

The façade’s “1891” carries a double reference: it marks LEGO founder Ole Kirk Christiansen’s birth year, while rearranging the digits to “1981” gives designer Astrid Graabæk’s birth year. This personal signature adds another layer to the architecture. Retired in 2014 after less than three years on sale, Town Hall is a compelling acquisition for collectors tracing the modular series’ early history.

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

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LEGO 10232 – Palace Cinema 2013
58 x 48 x 9 cm
This 2,170-piece corner cinema with 6 minifigures brings première-night glamour to a modular street, complete with a classic limousine, ornate roofline and towering sign. Upstairs, a miniature projector serves an audience of just six, giving the grand movie palace a delightfully intimate screening room.

Palace Cinema also marks a packaging milestone: it was the first Modular Buildings release to carry the Creator Expert branding. That place in the range’s history complements its distinctive entertainment setting. Now retired, it offers collectors a characterful corner building that celebrates both cinema nostalgia and an important chapter in LEGO’s modular story.

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

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LEGO 10232 – Palace Cinema 2013
58 x 48 x 9 cm
This 2,170-piece corner cinema with 6 minifigures brings première-night glamour to a modular street, complete with a classic limousine, ornate roofline and towering sign. Upstairs, a miniature projector serves an audience of just six, giving the grand movie palace a delightfully intimate screening room.

Palace Cinema also marks a packaging milestone: it was the first Modular Buildings release to carry the Creator Expert branding. That place in the range’s history complements its distinctive entertainment setting. Now retired, it offers collectors a characterful corner building that celebrates both cinema nostalgia and an important chapter in LEGO’s modular story.

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

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LEGO 10243 – Parisian Restaurant 2014
58 x 37.5 x 10 cm
A marriage proposal unfolds over dinner while an artist works beneath the roof: this 2,449-piece set with 5 minifigures builds several small stories into one Parisian address. The restaurant, upstairs apartment and attic studio give each floor its own character.

Some of its cleverest construction is hidden in plain sight. White croissants, shells and feathers become ornate stonework, transforming everyday accessories into convincing architectural decoration. Terraces and an exterior staircase break up the façade, adding depth to a connected modular street. Now retired, Parisian Restaurant offers collectors a distinctive example of the Modular Buildings collection’s blend of inventive construction and visual storytelling.

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

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LEGO 10246 – Detective's Office 2015
58 x 37.5 x 10 cm
Behind its colourful façades, this 2,238-piece modular with 6 minifigures combines a pool hall, a barber’s shop and private detective Ace Brickman’s office. The setting recalls an old-fashioned detective film, but LEGO gives the crime a comic twist: the contraband is cookies.

Hidden routes allow the treats to travel through the building, while the detective searches for clues nearby. Discovering how these passages fit around the everyday businesses is part of the build’s appeal. Retired in 2018, Detective’s Office brings a particularly inventive blend of architecture and storytelling to the Modular Buildings collection, with secrets that a finished street view never reveals.

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

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LEGO 10246 – Detective's Office 2015
58 x 37.5 x 10 cm
Behind its colourful façades, this 2,238-piece modular with 6 minifigures combines a pool hall, a barber’s shop and private detective Ace Brickman’s office. The setting recalls an old-fashioned detective film, but LEGO gives the crime a comic twist: the contraband is cookies.

Hidden routes allow the treats to travel through the building, while the detective searches for clues nearby. Discovering how these passages fit around the everyday businesses is part of the build’s appeal. Retired in 2018, Detective’s Office brings a particularly inventive blend of architecture and storytelling to the Modular Buildings collection, with secrets that a finished street view never reveals.

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

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LEGO 10251 – Brick Bank 2016
58 x 37.5 x 8.5 cm
Arched windows, an ornate chandelier and a lockable vault give this 2,360-piece bank with 5 minifigures an air of respectability. The neighbouring laundromat, however, hides the building’s best joke: feed money into one of its washing machines and it drops into the bank’s vault—a literal LEGO interpretation of “money laundering”.

This concealed connection turns two contrasting businesses into one cleverly integrated build. A corner entry in the Modular Buildings collection, Brick Bank combines formal architecture with the mischievous storytelling that gives the street its personality. Retired in 2018 after roughly three years on sale, it offers collectors a memorable addition with more going on than its respectable façade suggests.

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

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LEGO 10255 – Assembly Square 2017
58 x 47.5 x 17 cm
Created for the tenth anniversary of LEGO’s Modular Buildings collection, this 3,966-piece set with 9 minifigures brings a whole neighbourhood together around a public square. A bakery, florist and café share the scene with upstairs businesses and homes, creating a substantial centrepiece for a modular street.

Its anniversary references reward longtime collectors: the café’s yellow-and-white awnings recall Café Corner, while a miniature printed box depicts that original 2007 set. Even the architecture holds surprises, with excavator buckets repurposed as roof details. Now retired, Assembly Square offers both an expansive building experience and a celebration of the collection’s first decade.

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

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LEGO 10255 – Assembly Square 2017
58 x 47.5 x 17 cm
Created for the tenth anniversary of LEGO’s Modular Buildings collection, this 3,966-piece set with 9 minifigures brings a whole neighbourhood together around a public square. A bakery, florist and café share the scene with upstairs businesses and homes, creating a substantial centrepiece for a modular street.

Its anniversary references reward longtime collectors: the café’s yellow-and-white awnings recall Café Corner, while a miniature printed box depicts that original 2007 set. Even the architecture holds surprises, with excavator buckets repurposed as roof details. Now retired, Assembly Square offers both an expansive building experience and a celebration of the collection’s first decade.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Small cut to the box.

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LEGO 10260 – Downtown Diner 2018
58 x 37.5 x 10 cm
Turquoise curves, pink lettering and a classic convertible bring 1950s American flair to this 2,454-piece modular with 6 minifigures. Above the diner’s jukebox and red bar stools, a boxing gym and recording studio turn the building into a lively meeting place for athletes, musicians and hungry customers.

Downtown Diner also changed the faces of the Modular Buildings collection: it moved away from the traditional generic smile towards individual expressions, including a singer with a performing face. That shift complements its bold architectural departure from earlier releases. Now retired, it gives collectors a distinctive chapter in the series’ evolution—and a colourful focal point for their street.

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

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LEGO 10260 – Downtown Diner 2018
58 x 37.5 x 10 cm
Turquoise curves, pink lettering and a classic convertible bring 1950s American flair to this 2,454-piece modular with 6 minifigures. Above the diner’s jukebox and red bar stools, a boxing gym and recording studio turn the building into a lively meeting place for athletes, musicians and hungry customers.

Downtown Diner also changed the faces of the Modular Buildings collection: it moved away from the traditional generic smile towards individual expressions, including a singer with a performing face. That shift complements its bold architectural departure from earlier releases. Now retired, it gives collectors a distinctive chapter in the series’ evolution—and a colourful focal point for their street.

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

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LEGO 10264 – Corner Garage 2019
58 x 48 x 9 cm
A 1950s-style garage, veterinary surgery and upstairs apartment share this 2,545-piece modular building with 6 minifigures. Its angled façade creates an unusual street corner, bringing a working neighbourhood’s mix of trades and homes into the Modular Buildings collection.

The vet’s window reads “Dr Jones Animal Care – No snakes!”, a sly reference to Indiana Jones and his famous phobia. It is an easily missed joke that gives the respectable surgery an unexpected cinematic connection. Now retired from LEGO’s range, Corner Garage offers collectors a distinctive setting where motoring, everyday life and playful storytelling meet.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Significant box dents and creases; price tag attached.

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LEGO 10228 – Haunted House 2012
58 x 47.5 x 8.5 cm
Crooked shutters, boarded-up windows and faded green walls give this Monster Fighters mansion the character of a classic horror-film house. Built from 2,037 pieces with 6 minifigures, it opens to reveal the monsters’ domestic world, inhabited by a vampire couple, a zombie chef, a butler and two glow-in-the-dark ghosts.

Presented by LEGO as its first official Haunted House, this model holds a distinctive place in the company’s spooky building history. Retired in 2014 after just over two years on sale, it offers collectors an atmospheric centrepiece from the short-lived Monster Fighters theme, with appeal well beyond a seasonal Halloween display.

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

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LEGO 4002014 – 2014 Employee Exclusive – LEGO HUB Birds 2014
26 x 19 x 6 cm
Five birds tell the story of LEGO’s international workforce in this 487-piece employee gift. The robin, crane, swan, eagle and crimson sunbird represent the countries hosting LEGO’s five global hubs: the United Kingdom, China, Denmark, the United States and Singapore.

Their selection gives the collection a meaning beyond its colourful animal designs: each bird stands for a different part of the company, brought together in one build. Distributed as an employee gift rather than through the regular retail range, this now-retired release offers collectors a glimpse into LEGO’s internal celebrations and the people behind its products.

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