405- IMPORTANT POKÉMON AND ONE PIECE TCG & LEGO COLLECTIBLES

The LEGO Group
LEGO 4002016 – 50 Years on Track (Employee Exclusive) 2016
38 x 26 x 9 cm
Created as LEGO’s 2016 employee gift, this 1,141–piece collection celebrates half a century of LEGO trains through six miniature models. The selection travels from the 1966 Motorized Train and 1976 Western Train to the Monorail, Metroliner, Emerald Night and Winter Holiday Train.

Including the futuristic Monorail alongside conventional locomotives makes this a particularly evocative journey through LEGO railway history. Each miniature recalls a different generation of building, bringing several celebrated designs together in one display. Now retired and originally distributed outside the regular retail range, it combines the appeal of an employee exclusive with a subject close to many train collectors’ hearts.

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

The LEGO Group
LEGO 4002016 – 50 Years on Track – Employee Exclusive 2016
38 x 26 x 9 cm
Created as LEGO’s 2016 employee gift, this 1,141-piece collection celebrates half a century of LEGO trains through six miniature models. The selection travels from the 1966 Motorized Train and 1976 Western Train to the Monorail, Metroliner, Emerald Night and Winter Holiday Train.

Including the futuristic Monorail alongside conventional locomotives makes this a particularly evocative journey through LEGO railway history. Each miniature recalls a different generation of building, bringing several celebrated designs together in one display. Now retired and originally distributed outside the regular retail range, it combines the appeal of an employee exclusive with a subject close to many train collectors’ hearts.

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

The LEGO Group
LEGO 4002017 – 2017 Employee Exclusive – The Nutcracker 2017
17 x 49.5 x 12 cm
This 732-piece Nutcracker was given to LEGO employees in a year marking two milestones: the company’s 85th birthday and the 40th anniversary of LEGO Technic. Its traditional Christmas-soldier appearance conceals a fitting tribute to the latter—a mechanism operated by a rear lever that moves its arms and mouth.

Even the packaging joins the display: the tall box resembles a sentry box for the finished figure. Now retired, this employee-exclusive release combines festive decoration, mechanical movement and company history, giving collectors something more distinctive than a conventional seasonal model.

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

The LEGO Group
LEGO 4002018 – 40 Years LEGO Minifigure (Employee Exclusive) 2018
38 x 26 x 9 cm
A large brick-built Santa, sleigh and reindeer give this 1,085-piece employee gift its festive appearance, but the presents carry the anniversary story. Hidden inside are 3 minifigures revisiting classic LEGO characters: a Blacktron astronaut, a pirate and a doctor.

Created to celebrate 40 years since the modern minifigure’s introduction in 1978, the set turns Christmas gift-giving into a tribute to generations of LEGO play. Its original employee distribution and now-retired status add interest for collectors of company exclusives and vintage character designs. This example also includes the accompanying letter, preserving an additional part of its employee-gift history.

New and sealed, with accompanying letter. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

The LEGO Group
LEGO 4002018 – 40 Years LEGO Minifigure (Employee Exclusive) 2018
38 x 26 x 9 cm
A large brick-built Santa, sleigh and reindeer give this 1,085-piece employee gift its festive appearance, but the presents carry the anniversary story. Hidden inside are 3 minifigures revisiting classic LEGO characters: a Blacktron astronaut, a pirate and a doctor.

Created to celebrate 40 years since the modern minifigure’s introduction in 1978, the set turns Christmas gift-giving into a tribute to generations of LEGO play. Its original employee distribution and now-retired status add interest for collectors of company exclusives and vintage character designs. This example also includes the accompanying letter, preserving an additional part of its employee-gift history.

New and sealed, with accompanying letter. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

The LEGO Group
LEGO 4002021 – The Temple of Celebrations (Employee Exclusive) 2021
38 x 26 x 11.5 cm
Christmas arrives in NINJAGO with a suitably unexpected guest: Garmadon dressed as Santa. A festive temple, a dragon–drawn sleigh and golden ninja figures turn this employee gift into a celebration of the theme’s tenth anniversary, combining familiar characters with an unusually seasonal setting.

Distributed to LEGO employees and selected business partners, The Temple of Celebrations was never a regular retail release. Its appeal lies in that combination of company tradition and NINJAGO history: a commemorative model made for the people behind the bricks, with details rarely encountered in the ordinary range. Santa Garmadon gives the anniversary a particularly memorable sense of humour.

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

The LEGO Group
LEGO 4002022 – 10 Years of Friendship (Employee Exclusive) 2022
38 x 26 x 11.5 cm
A festive gathering becomes a farewell to an era in this 1,171–piece employee gift celebrating ten years of LEGO Friends. The original five friends—Andrea, Emma, Mia, Olivia and Stephanie—come together in a model filled with reminders of their adventures in Heartlake City.

Look closely and familiar places return in miniature or decoration, including Olivia’s House, the Dolphin Cruiser and the Friendship House. Released just before the theme introduced a new generation of main characters in 2023, the set marks both an anniversary and a turning point. Its employee–gift origins add another layer of interest to this affectionate retrospective of the original Friends cast.

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

The LEGO Group
LEGO 4002023 – Gingerbread House (Employee Exclusive) 2023
48 x 26 x 10 cm
Behind its icing–covered appearance, this gingerbread house hides an unusual purpose: it is a reusable Advent calendar, with 24 compartments and miniature builds for the countdown to Christmas. The 1,449–piece set with 4 minifigures turns a festive decoration into a daily building ritual.

The surprises also look back through LEGO history, making the calendar a celebration of the company’s creations as well as the season. Issued as the 2023 employee gift, it belongs to the special releases produced outside the ordinary retail range. Its combination of elaborate packaging, seasonal display and small discoveries gives collectors something more personal than a conventional Christmas model.

New, complete, seals cut. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

The LEGO Group
LEGO comcon050 – The Atom (San Diego Comic–Con Exclusive) 2016
10.4 x 14.4 x 2.5 cm
A hero famous for shrinking makes a particularly fitting LEGO minifigure. This version depicts Ray Palmer as played by Brandon Routh in Arrow and Legends of Tomorrow, with the technological armour of his television incarnation giving the character its distinctive appearance.

Released exclusively at San Diego Comic–Con in 2016, the figure belongs to LEGO’s convention tributes to DC’s expanding television universe. The timing connects it with the launch year of Legends of Tomorrow, when Palmer became part of the time–travelling team. Its appeal combines an unusual superhero subject, a recognisable screen costume and the restricted distribution of an event exclusive.

New. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

The LEGO Group
LEGO comcon054 – Vixen (San Diego Comic–Con 2017 Exclusive) 2017
10.4 x 14.4 x 2.5 cm
This Vixen represents Amaya Jiwe, portrayed by Maisie Richardson–Sellers in Legends of Tomorrow. That identity matters: the figure depicts the television character specifically, giving collectors a precise connection to the series and its team of heroes drawn from different periods.

Released through a giveaway at San Diego Comic–Con in 2017, Vixen continued LEGO’s sequence of exclusive DC television characters following The Atom the previous year. The character choice is part of the attraction, bringing a less frequently represented heroine into physical LEGO form. For a collection centred on Legends of Tomorrow or convention minifigures, it offers a distinctive companion to the better–known DC leads.

New. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

The LEGO Group
LEGO comcon056 – Black Lightning (San Diego Comic–Con Exclusive) 2018
10.4 x 14.4 x 2.5 cm
Jefferson Pierce’s electrically charged alter ego appears here in the costume associated with Cress Williams’s television portrayal. The minifigure’s detailed suit connects it directly to the Black Lightning series, giving the character a place in LEGO’s small selection of DC television exclusives.

Its release at San Diego Comic–Con in 2018 coincided with the show’s debut year, making it an early collectible tied to that adaptation. Distributed through the convention’s exclusive giveaway programme, it was never an ordinary retail character pack. For collectors of DC’s television heroes, it preserves a specific screen incarnation within an event release that remains separate from the mainstream superhero sets.

New. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

The LEGO Group
LEGO comcon058 – Spider–Man, Advanced Suit (San Diego Comic–Con Exclusive) 2019
10.4 x 14.4 x 2.5 cm
The prominent white spider identifies this as the Advanced Suit from Marvel’s Spider–Man for PlayStation 4. It is a design closely associated with the videogame, giving this minifigure an identity distinct from Spider–Man’s film costumes and traditional comic–book appearance.

Released as a San Diego Comic–Con exclusive in 2019, the figure brings together videogame fandom and LEGO’s event–exclusive collecting tradition. Its appeal is concentrated in a single character: a recognisable interpretation of Peter Parker, translated into minifigure form for a restricted promotional release. For a Spider–Man collection, it records the hero’s successful move into a new generation of interactive storytelling.

New. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

The LEGO Group
LEGO comcon059-1 – Zebra Batman (San Diego Comic-Con Exclusive) 2019
10.4 x 14.4 x 2.5
Black-and-white stripes give Batman an unexpected appearance in this minifigure inspired by Detective Comics #275. The comic sees the Dark Knight transformed into Zebra Batman during an encounter with Zebra-Man, making this distinctive costume a reference to one of the character’s more unusual adventures.

Released through a giveaway at San Diego Comic-Con in 2019, the figure brings an obscure comic-book incarnation into LEGO’s convention-exclusive range. Its appeal lies in that combination: an instantly recognisable hero, an unconventional design and a release outside the ordinary retail assortment. For a Batman or specialist DC minifigure collection, it offers a striking reminder of the imaginative transformations found throughout the character’s history.

New. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

The LEGO Group
LEGO dcfandome001 – Supergirl 2020
10.4 x 14.4 x 2.5 cm
This Supergirl minifigure represents Kara Zor–El as portrayed by Melissa Benoist in the television series, giving the familiar DC heroine a specifically screen–inspired identity. Its release also captures an unusual moment in convention history: the move from physical gatherings to online fan events.

Offered through a sweepstakes during DC FanDome in 2020, the figure was among 1,495 prizes allocated to the promotion. That documented distribution gives its exclusivity a concrete basis. For collectors, it combines a distinctive television version of Supergirl with a souvenir of the year when major fan celebrations moved online, preserving the convention–exclusive tradition in a different form.

New. May show minor signs of shelf wear.

The LEGO Group
LEGO Collectible Minifigures – Toys “R” Us Bricktober Collection 2016

This lot gathers all four themed minifigure packs from the 2016 Toys “R” Us Bricktober promotion. With 16 minifigures across matching presentation boxes, it offers a complete snapshot of that year’s retailer-exclusive collection.

The packs were offered through weekly promotions, encouraging shoppers to return throughout October to collect the full series. Their appeal lies in that shared history as well as the varied characters, bringing performers, fighters, sportspeople and crime-story personalities together. Now retired, the complete quartet makes an attractive addition for minifigure collectors and those interested in LEGO’s Toys “R” Us exclusives.

Included sets: 5004421 Musicians — 1 piece, 4 minifigures (16.5 x 12 x 3 cm), 5004422 Warriors — 1 piece, 4 minifigures (16.5 x 12 x 3 cm), 5004573 Athletes — 1 piece, 4 minifigures (16.5 x 12 x 3 cm), 5004424 / 5004574 Cops & Robbers — 1 piece, 4 minifigures (16.5 x 12 x 3 cm).

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

The LEGO Group
LEGO Minifigure Celebration – Three–Set Lot 2014 – 2018

Classic Space, Castle and the minifigure’s own anniversary come together in this nostalgic promotional trio. Classic Spaceman and Classic Knights revisit two much-loved LEGO worlds, while Minifigure Factory celebrates the character that brought those worlds to life.

Released for the minifigure’s 40th anniversary in 2018, the factory turns the idea inside out: a LEGO worker oversees a production line of tiny figures representing characters from across four decades. These miniature tributes make the set a small history lesson in brick form. All three releases are now retired, offering collectors a cohesive selection of LEGO’s celebrations of its own past.

Included sets: 5005358 Minifigure Factory — 83 pieces, 1 minifigure (16 x 9 x 5 cm), 5002812 Classic Spaceman Minifigure — 2 minifigures (15.5 x 10.5 x 3.5 cm), 5004419 Classic Knights Minifigure — 41 pieces, 1 minifigure (15.3 x 10.4 x 3.4 cm).

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

The LEGO Group
LEGO Minifigure Celebration – Three–Set Lot 2014 – 2018

Classic Space, Castle and the minifigure’s own anniversary come together in this nostalgic promotional trio. Classic Spaceman and Classic Knights revisit two much-loved LEGO worlds, while Minifigure Factory celebrates the character that brought those worlds to life.

Released for the minifigure’s 40th anniversary in 2018, the factory turns the idea inside out: a LEGO worker oversees a production line of tiny figures representing characters from across four decades. These miniature tributes make the set a small history lesson in brick form. All three releases are now retired, offering collectors a cohesive selection of LEGO’s celebrations of its own past.

Included sets: 5005358 Minifigure Factory — 83 pieces, 1 minifigure (16 x 9 x 5 cm), 5002812 Classic Spaceman Minifigure — 2 minifigures (15.5 x 10.5 x 3.5 cm), 5004419 Classic Knights Minifigure — 41 pieces, 1 minifigure (15.3 x 10.4 x 3.4 cm).

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

The LEGO Group
LEGO Seasonal & Novelty Minifigures – Five–Pack Lot 2016 – 2018

These five releases showcase the more unusual side of LEGO collecting, bringing together Easter characters, a Gingerbread Man, a prehistoric couple and a banana-costumed juice-bar attendant. Their appeal extends beyond the minifigures: themed presentation boxes give each character a small setting of its own, making the packaging part of the display.

Now retired, these small seasonal and novelty releases offer an appealing addition to a minifigure collection, capturing LEGO’s taste for eccentric characters and imaginative gift formats.

Included items: 5004468 Easter Minifigure — 1 minifigure (8.2 x 11 x 4.6 cm), 5004936 Iconic Cave — 2 pieces, 2 minifigures (12 x 10 x 5 cm), 5005156 Gingerbread Man — 1 minifigure (8.2 x 10.7 x 4.6 cm), 5005249 Iconic Easter — 2 pieces, 1 minifigure (10 x 8 x 5 cm), 5005250 Party Banana Juice Bar — 1 piece, 1 minifigure (8 x 4.5 x 11 cm).

All items new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Box creases on 5004936.

The LEGO Group
LEGO Seasonal & Novelty Minifigures – Five–Pack Lot 2016 – 2018

These five releases showcase the more unusual side of LEGO collecting, bringing together Easter characters, a Gingerbread Man, a prehistoric couple and a banana-costumed juice-bar attendant. Their appeal extends beyond the minifigures: themed presentation boxes give each character a small setting of its own, making the packaging part of the display.

Now retired, these small seasonal and novelty releases offer an appealing addition to a minifigure collection, capturing LEGO’s taste for eccentric characters and imaginative gift formats.

Included items: 5004468 Easter Minifigure — 1 minifigure (8.2 x 11 x 4.6 cm), 5004936 Iconic Cave — 2 pieces, 2 minifigures (12 x 10 x 5 cm), 5005156 Gingerbread Man — 1 minifigure (8.2 x 10.7 x 4.6 cm), 5005249 Iconic Easter — 2 pieces, 1 minifigure (10 x 8 x 5 cm), 5005250 Party Banana Juice Bar — 1 piece, 1 minifigure (8 x 4.5 x 11 cm).

All items new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Box creases on 5004936.

The LEGO Group
LEGO 5004936 ×3 – Iconic Cave Lot 2017

A prehistoric couple comes with its own miniature home in Iconic Cave, an unusual release whose cardboard packaging doubles as a cave-shaped backdrop. Each pack contains 2 pieces and 2 minifigures—a caveman and cavewoman with clubs—giving this three-pack lot six prehistoric characters in total.

Originally offered as a gift with qualifying LEGO purchases in 2017, Iconic Cave shows how even a small promotional release could turn its box into part of the experience. Now retired, its distinctive presentation makes it an appealing collectible for fans of LEGO’s more unconventional minifigure packs.

Includes three copies of 5004936 Iconic Cave, each with 2 pieces and 2 minifigures (12 x 10 x 5 each).

All three new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Creases on the boxes.

The LEGO Group
LEGO 41597 – Go Brick Me 2018
26.2 x 22.2 x 9.5 cm
Go Brick Me invites the builder to become part of the BrickHeadz collection. Its 708 pieces provide enough material for two personalised figures, with interchangeable hairstyles, skin tones, clothing details and two styles of glasses. Separate display bases let the finished portraits stand alongside the range’s famous characters.

Released just a year after BrickHeadz reached retail shelves, this set opened the format to self-portraits, friends and family. LEGO even encouraged builders to combine their likeness with existing characters, turning themselves into superheroes or other familiar personalities. Now retired, Go Brick Me offers collectors an unusual chapter in the theme’s early history—and a toolkit for adding someone entirely their own to the display.

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

The LEGO Group
LEGO Nexo Knight Starter Pack Lot 2016

Medieval knights meet futuristic technology in this four-item selection from NEXO KNIGHTS’ debut year. Ultimate Robin and Ultimate Beast Master represent opposing sides of the theme’s colourful fantasy world, accompanied by two promotional Battle Station packs.

The Ultimate releases capture one of the range’s defining ideas: their decorated shields were designed to be scanned into the companion game to unlock powers. Robin’s selection even includes “Chicken Power”, reflecting the humour behind the high-tech armour and monstrous enemies. All releases are now retired, making this group an appealing introduction to a distinctive LEGO theme, with promotional items adding interest beyond the regular character sets.

Included sets: 70333 Ultimate Robin — 70 pieces, 1 minifigure (12.8 x 24 x 5 cm), 70334 Ultimate Beast Master — 55 pieces, 1 minifigure (12.8 x 24 x 5 cm), 5004389 Battle Station — two copies, 19 pieces each (13 x 7 x 4.5 cm each).

All items new and sealed. May show minor signs of shelf wear. Small adhesive-residue mark on 70334.

The LEGO Group
LEGO 70751 – Temple of Airjitzu 2015
58 x 47.5 x 9 cm
Elegant tiered roofs, a blacksmith’s workshop and a smugglers’ market frame this atmospheric village, built from 1,966 pieces with 13 minifigures. Its most enchanting feature lies inside the temple: an illuminated shadow theatre, where a light brick and rotating mechanism bring moving silhouettes to life. Best enjoyed in a darkened room, it turns the model into a miniature performance inspired by traditional shadow puppetry.

Retired in 2017 after roughly two years on sale, the Temple of Airjitzu holds particular appeal for collectors seeking earlier NINJAGO display sets. This sealed example pairs architectural beauty with a wonderfully inventive theatrical centrepiece.

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

The LEGO Group
LEGO 70751 – Temple of Airjitzu 2015
58 x 47.5 x 9 cm
Elegant tiered roofs, a blacksmith’s workshop and a smugglers’ market frame this atmospheric village, built from 1,966 pieces with 13 minifigures. Its most enchanting feature lies inside the temple: an illuminated shadow theatre, where a light brick and rotating mechanism bring moving silhouettes to life. Best enjoyed in a darkened room, it turns the model into a miniature performance inspired by traditional shadow puppetry.

Retired in 2017 after roughly two years on sale, the Temple of Airjitzu holds particular appeal for collectors seeking earlier NINJAGO display sets. This sealed example pairs architectural beauty with a wonderfully inventive theatrical centrepiece.

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