LEGO® Porsche 911 10295 Beleuchtungsset – Light My Bricks EU (2024)

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Why is the LEGO Porsche 911 so expensive? ›

Many LEGO Technic's models are released in partnership with other brands and organizations. For example, you may see many LEGO Technic sets such as the Porshe 911 Car or the Mercedes Benz Zetros Truck. This means LEGO has to pay to acquire rights to do so. LEGO has not publicly shared the figures exactly.

The Lego set Porsche 911 with the Lego number 10295 is part of the LEGO Icons theme and is recommended for ages 18+. Thus, the set is suitable especially for adults. The set was released in February of 2021. The model consists of a total of 1458 parts and we estimate it takes you around 3 - 4 hours to build it.

The Porsche 911 comes at a good value compared to LEGO® sets in general, but the cost-per-brick is a little high for an 18+ set. With that said, car enthusiasts and Porsche fans will surely enjoy this build. The design is stunning in its curves and streamlining. It achieves a very authentic and realistic look.

The set is estimated to retire sometime within mid to late 2024. Once retired, the expected annual growth will be close to 5% after the second year, which will value the set between $199 and $208 shortly after it is retired. Retirement risk.

LEGO sets always have the LEGO brand on the package, and legitimate clones will have their brands clearly marked too. But if the package has brand that looks like LEGO but is spelled wrong, that's a clone. The same thing goes for the set name or the licence.

The Porsche 911 Turbo & 911 Targa isn't the perfect LEGO car. But it's really darn close.

10295 Porsche 911 is a Creator set that was released on February 17, 2021.

One of the best-established Lego alternatives, Mega Construx is owned by Barbie and Hot Wheels maker Mattel. Its claim to fame is licensed builds, so it's the place to go if you want to build Pokémon models or structures from He-Man or Halo. The Mega Bloks brand is also a good Duplo alternative, for younger kids.

What Happens to Unsold Retired Lego Sets? Once Lego sets retire, the company pulls them from the shelves and retailers give their unsold products to markdown stores. Lego takes what's left and sells it in bulk, donates it or reuses it.

Do retired Lego sets go up in value? ›

Retired LEGO sets often become more valuable due to their limited availability. As time passes, the supply of retired sets decreases, while the demand from collectors and enthusiasts can remain high (depending on the set, theme and/or included pieces/minifigures).

The answer lies in the intricate manufacturing process and unwavering commitment to quality that underpins the LEGO brand. The journey of a LEGO brick begins with carefully selected raw materials, typically a blend of ABS and acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS/SAN) plastics.

With a jaw-dropping price tag of $3 million, the Bugatti Chiron LEGO Technic is undeniably the most expensive LEGO car ever produced. This luxurious LEGO set is an absolute marvel, comprising an astonishing 3,599 individual pieces.

LEGO Technic set Porsche 911 RSR (42096), theme: Technic (1580 pieces) Build time: 4 hours . .

Star Wars LEGO sets are expensive due to licensing costs and the use of unique designs and molds. Rising prices in recent years have been attributed by LEGO to various global supply chain issues.