LEGO, Movie Cars Bundle I - 120 Sets

"These detailed models of famous movie cars offer impressive building and play experiences and are valuable collectibles. LEGO Creator Ghostbusters ECTO-1 (10274): With over 2,300 pieces, this set is a detailed replica of the famous Ghostbusters vehicle. LEGO Creator Expert - Back to the Future Time Machine (10300): With more than 1,800 pieces, you can recreate the iconic DeLorean with all its movie gadgets. LEGO Batman Batmobile Tumbler (76240): Over 2,000 pieces make this model an authentic reproduction of the rugged vehicle from the Dark Knight Trilogy. LEGO Batman 1989 Batmobile (76139): With over 3,300 pieces, this set features a detailed rendition of the classic Batmobile from the 1989 film. LEGO Creator Expert James Bond Aston Martin DB5 (10262): With more than 1,290 pieces, you can build the legendary 007 car, complete with many functional gadgets. These sets are highly sought after by collectors due to their detail and high demand from the massive fan base, offering the potential for positive value appreciation. Secure a piece of cinematic craftsmanship now." - André Schulze, GOLDSTEIN.SHOP

Why invest in LEGO movie vehicle sets?

Limited Editions
Many LEGO movie vehicle sets are produced in limited quantities, which can create scarcity. Once these sets are discontinued, their rarity can drive up their value.

Discontinuation
As sets are retired, they become more sought-after by collectors and fans, potentially leading to price increases.

Brand Recognition
Sets based on popular movies or franchises (e.g., "Back to the Future," "Ghostbusters") benefit from strong brand recognition. Fans of these films are often willing to pay a premium for related collectibles.

Nostalgia Factor
Nostalgic value can drive demand. Fans of the films may be willing to pay more for sets that remind them of their favorite movies.

Investment Potential
Collectors often seek out well-designed LEGO sets that have a strong connection to popular media. Over time, the value of these sets can appreciate due to their status as collectible items.

Grading and Condition
Well-preserved sets, especially those in their original packaging, can command higher prices. The condition of the set is a crucial factor in its investment value.

Design and Detail
LEGO movie vehicle sets often feature unique designs, intricate details, and minifigures specific to the movies. These distinctive features can make them more desirable.

Exclusive Elements
Some sets include exclusive parts or figures not available elsewhere, increasing their appeal to collectors.

Previous Trends
Historical data shows that LEGO sets based on popular movies often appreciate in value over time. Investors use this trend to forecast future performance.

Fan Communities
Enthusiastic fan communities and collector groups can drive demand. Active communities can increase interest and, consequently, the value of certain sets.

Events and Announcements
Special events or anniversaries related to the movies can boost interest in the corresponding LEGO sets.

Why invest in these sets?

LEGO Creator Ghostbusters ECTO-1 (10274)
LEGO Creator Expert - Back to the Future Time Machine (10300)
LEGO Batman Batmobile Tumbler (76240)
LEGO Batman 1989 Batmobile (76139)
LEGO Creator Expert James Bond Aston Martin DB5 (10262)

LEGO 10274 ECTO-1
The LEGO 10274 ECTO-1, released in 2020, is an exclusive set with 2,352 pieces, featuring a model of the iconic Ghostbusters ECTO-1 vehicle. This detailed set includes functional steering, a trapdoor, a ghost trap, an extendable rear gunner seat, a proton pack, and the recognizable Ghostbusters logo. The ECTO-1 set, designed by LEGO's Mike Psiaki, is based on the film version of Ghostbusters: Afterlife. It is expected to be phased out soon from most LEGO stores and regional LEGO.com online shops, with some regions already having retired it.

LEGO 10300 Back to the Future Time Machine
The LEGO 10300 Back to the Future Time Machine, released in 2022, is an Icons set with 1,872 pieces and two minifigures. This set allows builders to construct one of three versions of the DeLorean Time Machine, featuring options like opening gull-wing doors, foldable tires, and a light-up flux capacitor. The set includes minifigures of Doc Brown and Marty McFly, and comes with a UCS-style info placard for display. Version 1 of the DeLorean features a lightning rod and plutonium chamber from the first film, Version 2 includes Mr. Fusion and hover conversion from the end of the first and second films, and Version 3 showcases whitewall tires and a circuit board from the final film.

LEGO 76240 Batmobile Tumbler
Released in 2021, the LEGO 76240 Batmobile Tumbler is a DC Comics Super Heroes set with 2,049 pieces and two minifigures. The set includes minifigures of Batman and Joker, as well as the Tumbler Batmobile with a stand, also known as "UCS Batmobile Tumbler". Designed by LEGO's Adam Grabowski, this set is the second UCS-style iteration of Batman's vehicle from Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. It is anticipated to be retired soon from most LEGO stores and regional LEGO.com online shops. The set was available for pre-order for LEGO VIP members starting in September 2021.

LEGO 76139 1989 Batmobile
The LEGO 76139, officially known as the 1989 Batmobile, is based on Tim Burton's 1998 Batman film, marking the beginning of Warner Bros.' Batman series. This meticulously detailed set replicates the classic Batmobile from the 1989 film, featuring a slide-open cockpit, a wraparound windshield, and two hidden machine guns activated by the turbine exhaust. It includes three new minifigures: Batman, The Joker, and Vicki Vale, along with a brick-built display stand. Released to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the film, the set was retired in November 2021 after 24 months. LEGO designers Adam Grabowski and Chris Perron created this model.

LEGO 10262 James Bond Aston Martin DB5
The LEGO 10262 James Bond Aston Martin DB5, released in 2018, is a Creator Expert set with 1,290 pieces. It is a 1:8 scale model of the 1964 Aston Martin DB5 from the James Bond film Goldfinger. Features include a working ejector seat, revolving number plates, radar tracker, hidden telephone, bulletproof screen, front wing machine guns, and wheel-mounted tire scythes. The set was retired in January 2022 after a 41-month run and replicates the iconic car from the Goldfinger movie. Designed by Mike Psiaki, this set captures the essence of the legendary spy vehicle.

For the sale, the following two options are being considered:

• Sale to Private Individuals via Platforms: Due to the collector's value of the individual sets, they can be sold separately through trading platforms to private individuals.
• Sale to Dealers: Many dealers are looking for opportunities to buy discontinued Lego sets in top condition. Therefore, it is also possible to sell the entire quantity directly to a dealer.