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Eight years after breaking every record with an $800, 7,541-piece Star Wars Millennium Falcon, the Lego Group is introducing its first $1,000 set.

It’s an intricately detailed Death Star nearly two feet tall (52.3cm), a foot and a half wide (48cm) and over a foot (38.3cm) deep, with enough compartments to re-enact nearly every iconic Death Star scene from Star Wars and Return of the Jedi.

That’s pretty cool but I don’t think I would spend 1k on lego.

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Show it to Gray and Ruby, your mind will be changed. haha.

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My son has a bunch of Super Mario Lego and my daughter has some of the small sets of Lego Friends. I like Lego but I don’t have the patience for an 8000 piece set.

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Looks very tempting. But 1,000,000 sats, man...

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I've heard Legos are investment products, so maybe. But yeah I won't give away 1 million sats for a toy, be it whatever

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And it only is investment if you leave it in the box which defeats the cool factor

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I don't know if it's only considered investment when not unboxed. I thought you can use it and it still be.

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That's pretty cool. Price tag is tough though. Even if you consider a Lego a collectible, I don't know how to justify spending that kind of money.

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Yupp, Price is tough but the piece deserve this range if we compare it to the other top Legos.

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