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LEGO Train Engine Shed (10027-1)

The Train Engine Shed (10027-1) is a LEGO 9V set that was released in June 2003 and retired in July 2006 with a shelf life of 3 years and 1 month 22 days.

This LEGO set has 664 pieces and had a RRP of $69.99 (£49.99 / -) which equates to a price per piece of 0.11c (0.08p / 0.00€). Since it retired it has grown in value by 606.3% and now has a value of $494.32 based on average sale price over the last 6 months.

Price over time

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Month Avg Price Sales
Feb 22 $740.57 1
Mar 22 $796.60 0
Apr 22 $850.87 2
May 22 $835.11 0
Jun 22 $819.36 0
Jul 22 $803.60 0
Aug 22 $787.84 0
Sep 22 $772.09 0
Oct 22 $756.33 0
Nov 22 $740.57 0
Dec 22 $724.81 0
Jan 23 $709.06 0
Feb 23 $693.30 0
Mar 23 $677.54 0
Apr 23 $661.79 0
May 23 $639.03 1
Jun 23 $595.26 0
Jul 23 $551.49 0
Aug 23 $507.72 1
Sep 23 $446.44 1
Oct 23 $691.55 1
Nov 23 $702.05 0
Dec 23 $712.56 0
Jan 24 $723.06 0
Feb 24 $733.57 0
Mar 24 $740.57 1
Apr 24 $709.06 0
May 24 $677.54 1
Jun 24 $681.05 0
Jul 24 $682.80 1
Aug 24 $681.05 0
Sep 24 $679.30 0
Oct 24 $677.54 0
Nov 24 $675.79 0
Dec 24 $670.54 2
Jan 25 $775.59 0
Feb 25 $878.88 2
Mar 25 $814.10 0
Apr 25 $749.33 1
May 25 $635.53 1
Jun 25 $386.92 1
Jul 25 $437.69 0
Aug 25 $488.46 0
Sep 25 $537.48 2
Oct 25 $766.83 1
Nov 25 $698.55 1
Dec 25 $598.76 0
Jan 26 $498.97 1

Minifigures

This set contains 3 minifigures with a combined value of $20.69. None of the minifigures in this set are exclusive, meaning they all appear in other LEGO sets.

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Monthly sales

We have recorded 22 sales of the Train Engine Shed set since Feb 22. The chart below shows the number of recorded sales per month, which can help indicate the popularity and availability of this set on the secondary market.

Value breakdown

The current value of Train Engine Shed is $494.32

The 3 minifigures in this set make up 4% of the total set value.

The Engineer Max with Dark Gray Hands minifigure is the most valuable minifigure in this set who contributes 2% of the set value .

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Set details

Name: Train Engine Shed

Theme: 9V

Sub Theme: World City

Set number: 10027-1

Status: Retired

Retired for: 19 years, 10 months

Pieces: 664

Minifigures: 3

Released:
US Flag Jun 9, 2003
UK Flag Jun 9, 2003
EU Flag Jun 9, 2003
Retired:
US Flag Jul 31, 2006
UK Flag Jul 31, 2006
EU Flag Jul 31, 2006

Shelf life: 3 years, 2 months

RRP:
US Flag $69.99
GB Flag £49.99
EU Flag -€
PPP:
US Flag 0.105c
GB Flag 0.075p
EU Flag -

Set value

Confidence: Medium

Current value: $494.32

Increase from RRP: 606.3%

Yearly ROI: 30.6%

Where to buy

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Minifigures

Most expensive:
Engineer Max with Dark Gray Hands
Least expensive:
Orange Vest with Safety Stripes - Blue Legs, Moustache, Red Construction Helmet
% of set value:
4%

Set colors

The Train Engine Shed has 664 pieces and is ranked 1684 on the list of biggest LEGO sets ever made.

The most common colour in this set is Dark Gray

The most common part in this set is Brick 1 x 2

Stats

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1684th biggest LEGO set ever made
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9th biggest LEGO 9V set
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559th most valuable LEGO set
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18th most valuable LEGO 9V set

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the LEGO Train Engine Shed (10027-1) worth?

The LEGO Train Engine Shed is currently worth $494.32 based on the average sale price over the last 6 months. The original retail price was $69.99.

How many pieces are in the LEGO Train Engine Shed?

The LEGO Train Engine Shed (10027-1) contains 664 pieces, making it the 1684th biggest LEGO set ever made.

Is the LEGO Train Engine Shed retired?

Yes, the LEGO Train Engine Shed has been retired. It was retired in July 2006 and is no longer available from LEGO directly. You can find it on the secondary market through sites like BrickLink and eBay.

How many minifigures are in the LEGO Train Engine Shed?

The LEGO Train Engine Shed contains 3 minifigures. The minifigures include: Engineer Max with Dark Gray Hands, Engineer Max with Dark Bluish Gray Hands, Orange Vest with Safety Stripes - Blue Legs, Moustache, Red Construction Helmet.

When was the LEGO Train Engine Shed released?

The LEGO Train Engine Shed (10027-1) was released in June 2003 as part of the 9V theme.

Is the LEGO Train Engine Shed a good investment?

Since retirement, the LEGO Train Engine Shed has increased in value by 606.3% from its original retail price. That is a yearly return of approximately 30.6%.

Price data last updated: Jan 26

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