405- IMPORTANT POKÉMON AND ONE PIECE TCG & LEGO COLLECTIBLES

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LEGO Valentine’s Day Characters & Flowers – Three–Set Lot 2016 – 2018

Cupid Dog, a BrickHeadz Bee and a colourful Flower Display offer three different ways to give a LEGO Valentine. Their compact size makes them well suited to a desk or shelf, bringing a little seasonal humour to an everyday space.

The Bee carries its romantic theme through pink cheeks, a detachable heart and a honey pot, while Flower Display pairs a red rose with a white-and-yellow daisy in interchangeable pots. These small details turn familiar Valentine’s gifts into something to build and keep. All three releases are now retired, adding collectible appeal to this affectionate trio.

Included sets: 40201 Valentine’s Cupid Dog — 150 pieces (14 x 6 x 12 cm), 40270 Bee — 140 pieces (14 x 12 x 6 cm), 40187 Flower Display — 100 pieces (9 x 12 x 5.7 cm).

All sets new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Box bowed on 40201.

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LEGO 40165 – Wedding Favor Set 2016
14 x 12 x 6 cm
A flower-covered arch, bouquet and golden ring set the scene for this 81-piece wedding keepsake with 2 minifigures. Designed as a table decoration or gift for guests, it brings a personal LEGO touch to a real-life celebration.

The groom has two expressions: a happy smile and a distinctly nervous alternative, adding a little wedding-day humour beneath the formal top hat. Both figures also come with blond, brown and black hair options, allowing the couple to resemble the people celebrating. Now retired, this charming occasion set offers collectors a small piece of LEGO’s celebration range, with enough personality to make it a memorable wedding or anniversary gift.

New and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Seals partially lifted.

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LEGO Birthday Celebration – Two–Set Lot 2013 – 2015

A miniature birthday party and a colourful table centrepiece bring two approaches to celebrating with LEGO. The Minifigure Birthday Set pairs a clown with a birthday child, including alternative hair pieces and a banner that can be personalised with a name and age.

The larger decoration hides its own party trick: a jester pops out from the top, turning the model into a reusable birthday surprise. Its brick-built numbers can display any age from 1 to 99, allowing it to return to the table year after year. Both sets are now retired, making this sealed pairing a cheerful addition to a celebration-themed collection or a thoughtful gift for a LEGO enthusiast.

Included sets: 850791 Minifigure Birthday Set — 23 pieces, 2 minifigures (14 x 12 x 4.5 cm), 40153 Birthday Table Decoration — 120 pieces (14 x 12 x 9 cm).

Both sets new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Minor packaging scratches on 850791.

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LEGO Easter Collection – Seven–Item Lot 2015 – 2018

From painting eggs in the kitchen to searching for them outdoors, this collection brings Easter traditions into miniature LEGO scenes. A buildable chick, BrickHeadz Bunny and costumed minifigures complete the selection, combining seasonal storytelling with characters suited to a springtime display.

Painting Easter Eggs includes a small domestic mishap: a dropped egg on the kitchen floor interrupts the preparations. Such everyday humour gives these compact seasonal sets their charm. All releases are now retired, and the lot brings together six different designs across seven packs, including two copies of the chicken-costumed Easter Minifigure.

Included items: 40237 Easter Egg Hunt — 137 pieces, 2 minifigures (15.5 x 14 x 6 cm), 40121 Painting Easter Eggs — 145 pieces, 2 minifigures (14 x 12 x 6 cm), 40202 Easter Chick — 111 pieces (14 x 12 x 8 cm), 5004468 Easter Minifigure ×2 — 1 minifigure per pack (8.2 x 11 x 4.6 cm each), 5005249 Iconic Easter — 2 pieces, 1 minifigure (10 x 8 x 5 cm), 40271 Bunny — 126 pieces (14 x 12 x 6 cm).

All items new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO Easter Collection – Five–Set Lot 2016 – 2018

An Easter egg hunt, a buildable chick and a BrickHeadz Bunny bring springtime character to this five-set selection. Two costumed minifigure packs complete the collection, offering a mixture of small scenes, decorative models and unusual seasonal collectibles.

The Easter characters are not quite what they seem: the chicken and bunny are costumed minifigures, with human faces beneath their animal headpieces. Their themed presentation boxes add another layer of charm, turning each pack into a miniature seasonal display. All five releases are now retired, making this a compact introduction to LEGO’s varied Easter collections.

Included sets: 40237 Easter Egg Hunt — 137 pieces, 2 minifigures (15.5 x 14 x 6 cm), 40202 Easter Chick — 111 pieces (14 x 12 x 8 cm), 40271 Bunny — 126 pieces (14 x 12 x 6 cm), 5004468 Easter Minifigure — 1 minifigure (8.2 x 11 x 4.6 cm), 5005249 Iconic Easter — 2 pieces, 1 minifigure (10 x 8 x 5 cm).

All sets new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO Halloween Scenes – Two–Set Lot 2015 – 2017

Trick-or-treating takes a stranger turn in this pairing of compact Halloween scenes. Trick or Treat brings the celebration to a spooky doorstep, while Halloween Haunt adds a supernatural encounter with a mischievous twist.

The Halloween Haunt box tells its own little story: a mysterious gentleman offers a skeleton a potion that turns its head into a pumpkin. It is a charming example of the humour tucked into LEGO’s seasonal releases. Both sets are now retired, offering collectors two miniature Halloween settings to display together or bring out each autumn.

Included sets: 40122 Trick or Treat — 123 pieces, 2 minifigures (14 x 12 x 6 cm), 40260 Halloween Haunt — 135 pieces, 2 minifigures (15.5 x 14 x 4.5 cm).

Both sets new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO Halloween Collection – Five–Set Lot 2014 – 2018

Spooky scenes, a vampire and bat, and a green-faced BrickHeadz witch bring five years of LEGO Halloween releases together. The selection combines miniature storytelling with larger character models, offering the makings of a varied seasonal display.

Among the more unusual items, the 2014 Halloween Set includes a cardboard arch as part of its setting—a reminder that LEGO’s seasonal creativity sometimes extended beyond the bricks. Alongside the later scenes and BrickHeadz Witch, it shows how the same holiday inspired very different formats. All five releases are now retired, making this an appealing starting point for a Halloween collection.

Included sets: 40122 Trick or Treat — 123 pieces, 2 minifigures (14 x 12 x 6 cm), 40260 Halloween Haunt — 135 pieces, 2 minifigures (15.5 x 14 x 4.5 cm), 40203 Vampire and Bat — 150 pieces (14 x 12 x 6 cm), 40272 Witch — 151 pieces (14 x 12 x 6 cm), 850936 Halloween Set — 8 pieces, 1 minifigure (14 x 12.2 x 4.5 cm).

All sets new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Box creases on 40203; box bowed on 40272.

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LEGO Thanksgiving Collection – Three–Set Lot 2015 – 2017

A festive dinner, an autumn harvest scene and a hungry pilgrim bring together three consecutive years of LEGO Thanksgiving releases. Thanksgiving Feast centres on the meal, while Thanksgiving adds a cart, scarecrow and colourful autumn tree to create a wider seasonal setting.

Pilgrim’s Feast takes a more humorous approach: its brick-built character sits on a pumpkin with a turkey drumstick in each hand. The contrast between miniature scenes and an oversized character gives the lot variety while keeping its autumn theme. All three sets are now retired, offering seasonal collectors a compact selection to display between Halloween and Christmas.

Included sets: 40123 Thanksgiving Feast — 150 pieces, 2 minifigures (14 x 12 x 6 cm), 40261 Thanksgiving — 125 pieces, 2 minifigures (15.7 x 14 x 6 cm), 40204 Pilgrim’s Feast — 163 pieces (14 x 12 x 6 cm).

All sets new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

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LEGO Christmas Collection – 22–Set Lot 2014 – 2019

From skating scenes and gingerbread houses to hanging ornaments and BrickHeadz Mr. and Mrs. Claus, this collection brings together six years of LEGO Christmas releases. Its 22 sets offer plenty of ways to build a festive display, decorate the tree or make building part of the holiday countdown.

Some familiar Christmas objects receive particularly inventive treatments: the Snowglobe can actually be shaken to send white LEGO “snowflakes” around Santa, while the Christmas Gift Box opens to reveal a furnished festive room. Several releases originally accompanied qualifying purchases, linking the collection to LEGO’s annual Christmas promotions. All are now retired, making this a substantial starting point for a seasonal collection.

Included sets: 850939 Santa Set — 20 pieces, 2 minifigures (14 x 4.5 x 12.2 cm), 40124 Winter Fun — 99 pieces, 2 minifigures (14 x 12.1 x 6 cm), 40125 Santa’s Visit — 162 pieces, 1 minifigure (14 x 12.1 x 6 cm), 40138 Christmas Train — 233 pieces (19 x 14 x 6 cm), 40262 Christmas Train Ride — 157 pieces, 3 minifigures (15.5 x 14 x 6 cm), 40139 Gingerbread House — 277 pieces (19 x 14 x 6 cm), 40292 Christmas Gift Box — 293 pieces, 2 minifigures (19 x 14 x 7 cm), 40293 Christmas Carousel — 251 pieces (14 x 19 x 6 cm), 40254 Nutcracker — 230 pieces (14 x 19 x 6 cm), 40205 Little Elf Helpers — 238 pieces (14 x 12 x 6 cm), 40223 Snowglobe — 210 pieces, 1 minifigure (15.5 x 14 x 7 cm), 40337 Mini Gingerbread House — 499 pieces (19 x 14 x 9 cm), 40263 Christmas Town Square — 167 pieces, 3 minifigures (15.5 x 14 x 6 cm), 40338 Christmas Tree — 392 pieces (14 x 26 x 7 cm), 5004934 Christmas Tree Ornament — 58 pieces, 2 minifigures (9.4 x 10.3 x 5.7 cm), 40274 Mr. Claus & Mrs. Claus — 341 pieces (19 x 14 x 7 cm), 40222 Holiday Countdown Calendar — 250 pieces (26 x 14 x 4.6 cm), 40253 24-in-1 Holiday Countdown Set — 254 pieces (26 x 13.9 x 4.7 cm), 40107 Winter Skating Scene — 119 pieces, 2 minifigures (14 x 12 x 6 cm), 5004420 Toy Soldier Ornament — 34 pieces (10 x 15 x 3 cm), 5005156 Gingerbread Man — 1 minifigure (8.2 x 10.7 x 4.6 cm), 40206 Santa — 155 pieces (14 x 12 x 6 cm).

All sets new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Box bowed on 40223; box creases on 5004934.

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LEGO Christmas Collection – 15–Set Lot 2015 – 2019

Gingerbread houses, festive trains, a carousel and a Christmas town square give this 15-set collection the atmosphere of a miniature holiday fair. Alongside the scenes, a nutcracker, snowglobe, tree and ornament turn traditional Christmas decorations into LEGO builds.

The two countdown sets add a different kind of tradition: their bricks are reused to create 24 alternative models, making rebuilding part of the anticipation of Christmas. Rather than keeping every daily creation assembled, builders transform the same pieces into something new. All 15 releases are now retired, offering collectors a varied selection of seasonal favourites to rediscover and display each December.

Included sets: 40124 Winter Fun — 99 pieces, 2 minifigures (14 x 12.1 x 6 cm), 40125 Santa’s Visit — 162 pieces, 1 minifigure (14 x 12.1 x 6 cm), 40138 Christmas Train — 233 pieces (19 x 14 x 6 cm), 40262 Christmas Train Ride — 157 pieces, 3 minifigures (15.5 x 14 x 6 cm), 40139 Gingerbread House — 277 pieces (19 x 14 x 6 cm), 40292 Christmas Gift Box — 293 pieces, 2 minifigures (19 x 14 x 7 cm), 40293 Christmas Carousel — 251 pieces (14 x 19 x 6 cm), 40254 Nutcracker — 230 pieces (14 x 19 x 6 cm), 40223 Snowglobe — 210 pieces, 1 minifigure (15.5 x 14 x 7 cm), 40337 Mini Gingerbread House — 499 pieces (19 x 14 x 9 cm), 40263 Christmas Town Square — 167 pieces, 3 minifigures (15.5 x 14 x 6 cm), 5004934 Christmas Tree Ornament — 58 pieces, 2 minifigures (9.4 x 10.3 x 5.7 cm), 40338 Christmas Tree — 392 pieces (14 x 26 x 7 cm), 40222 Holiday Countdown Calendar — 250 pieces (26 x 14 x 4.6 cm), 40253 24-in-1 Holiday Countdown Set — 254 pieces (26 x 13.9 x 4.7 cm).

All sets new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Box creases on 5004934.

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LEGO 10249 – Winter Toy Shop 2015
48 x 28 x 7 cm
A glowing toy shop, a decorated Christmas tree and a gathering of townspeople capture the atmosphere that made the Winter Village collection a seasonal tradition. This 863–piece set with 8 minifigures combines a snowy shopfront with small gifts and toys, placing a toy shop at the heart of a world built from toys.

There is a reason the scene feels especially familiar: the 2015 release revisits the 2009 Winter Toy Shop, the model that began the Winter Village collection. It therefore carries the identity of the range’s founding set into a later edition. Now retired itself, it offers collectors a direct connection to the village’s beginnings.

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

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LEGO 10254 – Winter Holiday Train 2016
48 x 28 x 9 cm
With 713 pieces and 5 minifigures, this festive train brings movement and Christmas colour to a Winter Village display. A decorated locomotive pulls a coal tender, a wagon loaded with gifts and a cosy red caboose, with a complete circle of track included.

As the train rolls, the Christmas tree rotates and a miniature toy train circles its base—a train carrying its own tiny railway. Designed for optional motorisation with separately sold Power Functions components, this retired set offers an enchanting addition to a seasonal collection or a Christmas display to revisit year after year.

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

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LEGO 9398 – 4 x 4 Crawler 2012
58 x 48 x 9 cm
Built for tackling obstacles, this 1,327-piece Technic Crawler combines motorised four-wheel drive, four-wheel steering and long-travel suspension. The included Power Functions motors and infrared remote put its off-road mechanisms directly under your control.

The set marked an important step for Technic in 2012, introducing the Power Functions L-motor and servo motor, with two L-motors providing drive and the servo handling steering. Retired in 2014, it has particular appeal for collectors interested in the evolution of LEGO’s remote-controlled vehicles, offering a substantial mechanical build that comes alive beyond the display shelf.

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

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LEGO 42039 – 24 Hours Race Car 2015
47.6 x 37.3 x 9 cm
Endurance racing inspires this 1,219-piece Technic model, with its low cockpit, broad bodywork and prominent rear wing. Beneath the green-and-white exterior are independent suspension, working steering and a V8 engine with moving pistons, while gull-wing doors add drama to the finished build.

The same pieces can be rebuilt into an SUV Racer, taking the construction experience from circuit competition to off-road racing. Now retired from LEGO’s range, this substantial model offers Technic collectors an appealing combination of endurance-racer styling, mechanical functions and the versatility of a traditional two-in-one set.

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

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LEGO 42096 – Porsche 911 RSR 2019
37.4 x 47.6 x 8.9 cm
Developed in partnership with Porsche, this 1,580-piece Technic model captures the purposeful shape of the endurance racer, from its broad bodywork to the rear wing and extended diffuser. Independent suspension, working steering and a six-cylinder boxer engine with moving pistons bring its engineering into focus.

Inside the cockpit, a map of California’s Laguna Seca circuit adds a thoughtful reference to real-world racing. At around 50 cm long, the finished model has substantial display presence in its white, red and black livery. Now retired from LEGO’s range, it makes an appealing addition for Porsche enthusiasts and collectors of Technic competition cars.

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

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LEGO 42110 – Land Rover Defender 2019
58.2 x 48 x 9.1 cm
Beneath its olive-green bodywork, this 2,573-piece Defender packs an impressive mechanical build: all-wheel drive with three differentials, independent suspension, a working winch and a six-cylinder engine with moving pistons. Developed with Land Rover, it captures the modern Defender’s rugged character and expedition-ready appearance.

At launch, LEGO described its transmission as the most sophisticated Technic gearbox yet, combining four sequential speeds with high and low ratios. Folding the rear seats reveals the mechanism, making the engineering part of the display. Now retired, this set offers Land Rover enthusiasts and Technic collectors a rewarding combination of recognisable design and mechanical complexity.

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

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LEGO Classic Vintage Parts & Packaging Lot 1957 – 1962

Dating from 1957–1962, these three small boxes preserve LEGO’s early approach to expanding a collection: buying specific building elements separately. Roof slopes, plates and basic bricks were presented as useful additions to an existing supply, leaving the finished creation to the builder’s imagination.

More than sixty years later, the remarkably well-preserved original boxes are the highlight. Their compact format and period graphics document how LEGO was sold before its familiar themed ranges emerged. Two packs retain their complete contents, while the empty 520 box contributes a packaging collectible in its own right—an appealing grouping for enthusiasts of early LEGO history.

Included items: 283 Sloping Ridge and Valley Bricks, Red (1957) — 20 pieces (6.2 x 8.6 x 3.1 cm), 520 2 × 2 Plates, cardboard box version (1962) — empty box only; originally contained 42 pieces (6.4 x 8.9 x 3.5 cm), 218 2 × 4 Bricks (1958) — 13 pieces, plus 1 extra brick (6.2 x 8.6 x 3.1 cm).

All opened and used. 283 and 218 complete; 520 empty. Original boxes exceptionally well preserved. Price tag on 283.

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LEGO 200 – Family 1974
25 x 10 x 4 cm
One of the defining images of 1970s LEGO, Family brings three generations together using 78 pieces. Its large smiling heads, movable arms and brick-built bodies capture an unmistakable stage in LEGO character design, four years before the modern minifigure arrived.

This was more than an experiment: LEGO’s own historical account identifies set 200 as a particularly successful release, helping establish people and family role-play within the building system. Now over fifty years old, its distinctive figures remain instantly recognisable to those who grew up with them. Offered complete, this example gives collectors a landmark from the beginnings of LEGO’s character-led storytelling.

Used and complete. Pieces and figures supplied in a ziplock bag.

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LEGO 1089 ×2 – Dacta Basic Figures Lot 1985

Two boxes from LEGO’s educational Dacta range bring together 48 minifigures, with 24 in each set. Released in 1985 for classroom and group building, these substantial assortments show how LEGO supplied whole communities of characters for shared storytelling.

More than forty years later, the original internal bags are the highlight. Educational sets were intended for repeated handling by groups of children, making unused contents particularly appealing to vintage collectors. This pair preserves an evocative part of LEGO’s educational history, with both assortments still in their original bags despite the cut outer seals.

Includes two copies of 1089 Basic Figures, each with 24 minifigures.

New, with contents in original sealed bags. One box has one cut seal; the other has two cut seals.

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LEGO 291 – Blackboard and School Desk 1973
12.5 x 10 x 5 cm
Dating from 1973, this 89-piece Homemaker set captures a classroom from more than half a century ago. Its blackboard and school desk belong to an early period when LEGO explored everyday interiors through larger-scale furniture and room settings.

The contemporary catalogue presented these models as dolls’ furniture—a reminder that this set predates the modern LEGO minifigure by five years. That different scale gives it a distinctive place in the company’s history, before minifigure towns became familiar childhood landmarks. Long retired and offered complete, it is an appealing addition for collectors exploring LEGO’s early-1970s designs and the Homemaker range.

Used and complete. Pieces supplied in a ziplock bag.

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LEGO 7–2 – Universal Building Set 1979
23 x 11.1 x 3.7 cm
Released in 1979, this 64-piece Universal Building Set recalls LEGO’s simplest invitation: build something, take it apart and imagine something else. Its open-ended format captures the spirit of the basic building boxes that introduced generations of children to the possibilities of a handful of bricks.

Nearly half a century later, the attraction lies in finding that experience still unopened. A set intended for repeated building and rebuilding survives here sealed in its original packaging, giving it particular appeal as a collectible from the late 1970s. For vintage enthusiasts, it preserves both the unused contents and the presentation of an early LEGO building set.

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

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LEGO 6823 – Surface Transport 1983
15.5 x 9 x 3.6 cm
Space exploration also needs something to drive after landing. This compact Classic Space vehicle, containing 22 pieces and 1 minifigure, brings that everyday practicality to the imagined planetary landscapes of 1983.

Its modest size recalls how small supplementary vehicles helped turn separate spacecraft and bases into a connected world: an astronaut could leave the ship and continue exploring on the ground. Now more than four decades old and long retired, Surface Transport offers a small but distinctive piece of early LEGO Space history. This complete example is an appealing addition for collectors rebuilding a period layout or rediscovering the smaller sets that accompanied its flagship spacecraft.

Used and complete. Price tag on the box.

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LEGO 6703 – Space Mini–Figures 1988
11.5 x 7 x 3.7 cm
Four Futuron astronauts and two Blacktron figures bring together two defining styles of late-1980s LEGO Space in this pack of 6 minifigures and 6 accessory pieces. Futuron’s colourful uniforms contrast with Blacktron’s black suits and dark visors, giving the assortment a distinctive identity.

Released as LEGO Space expanded into separate factions, this small pack captures that change through its characters alone. Nearly four decades later, it offers collectors a complete original assortment for crewing vintage spacecraft or displaying the figures together. Long retired, it is a nostalgic snapshot of the period when LEGO’s space explorers began sharing their universe with more mysterious neighbours.

Used and complete. Pieces and figures supplied in a ziplock bag.

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LEGO 6701 – Minifigure Pack 1983
11.5 x 7.3 x 3.6 cm
Released in 1983, this pack of 6 minifigures and 6 accessory pieces recalls the early years of Classic Space, when astronauts gave life to spacecraft, lunar bases and exploration vehicles. More than four decades later, the assortment offers a nostalgic connection to one of LEGO’s most recognisable vintage themes.

Supplementary packs like this allowed builders to expand their space crews without buying another ship. Offered complete, this example brings those original characters together again, making it an appealing addition for collectors repopulating a period layout or revisiting the astronauts of their childhood.

Used and complete. Pieces and figures supplied in a ziplock bag.