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According to the German site Stonewars (https://www.stonewars.de/geruechte/lego-creator-expert-10272-fussballstadion/) the next Creator Expert set will be the Manchester United Football (Soccer for Americans) stadium. The reason for the speculation is the license-agreement made between LEGO and the Manchester United club, last November 2019.

Supposed pricepoint: 269.99 EURO, and VIP exclusive sale starting later in January with a non-VIP sale from February onwards.

What do you all think? Does this sound realistic ? Will it sell ?

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2 minutes ago, HandyHand said:

According to the German site Stonewars (https://www.stonewars.de/geruechte/lego-creator-expert-10272-fussballstadion/) the next Creator Expert set will be the Manchester United Football (Soccer for Americans) stadium. The reason for the speculation is the license-agreement made between LEGO and the Manchester United club, last November 2019.

Supposed pricepoint: 269.99 EURO, and VIP exclusive sale starting later in January with a non-VIP sale from February onwards.

What do you all think? Does this sound realistic ? Will it sell ?

Maybe i can get rid of my 71014 for a decent price then...?

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17 minutes ago, HandyHand said:

What do you all think? Does this sound realistic ? Will it sell ?

Obviously, it will sell in Europe much better than it will sell in the US.

Soccer has slowly been gaining popularity, but it's still just a fraction of the population that cares. If it were something like Fenway Park, I could see the market being much larger.

Is there anything really unique about their stadium?

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5 minutes ago, iahawks550 said:

Obviously, it will sell in Europe much better than it will sell in the US.

Soccer has slowly been gaining popularity, but it's still just a fraction of the population that cares. If it were something like Fenway Park, I could see the market being much larger.

Is there anything really unique about their stadium?

The Asian market will go for this in a big way as well but I think there are better choices of stadium. Sounds a bit like SOH 2.0 to me.

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All it takes are a few footballers (several of them enjoy Lego, Beckham for example) to post building one of these on their instagram accounts and this will be one of the best selling lego sets of all time. Remember when Beckham posted Cinderella's castle? This will be a good flip most likely and a great longer term set....

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2 hours ago, JOEBRICK376 said:

All it takes are a few footballers (several of them enjoy Lego, Beckham for example) to post building one of these on their instagram accounts and this will be one of the best selling lego sets of all time. Remember when Beckham posted Cinderella's castle? This will be a good flip most likely and a great longer term set....

true dis...I think when Rachel's character posted an IG pic from the set...that started the obsession w/ the Central Perk set; which had an incredible 3 month run of x2-x3 RRP until recently.

 

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A huge stadium?  Uhh...doesn't seem that interesting to me at that scale.  I always thought stadiums would work best as architecture size sets, so you could have a few of your favorites sitting on a shelf (or a CEO desk)

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I made a stadium about 5 years ago, and called it LEGO America Stadium. I wasn't aware of ideas theme back then or would've sent it in. It was about 24 inches long, by 10 inches wide, by 12 inches tall. But, it is now dismantled. ?  

I think only a select few would be interested in a stadium in the US. But, nobody will know until it happens...

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18 minutes ago, Alpinemaps said:

I always thought stadiums would work best as architecture size sets, so you could have a few of your favorites sitting on a shelf (or a CEO desk)

This would be a huge sector in the US

Of course, it would require dozens of sku's.

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The demand may be there...

Forget the figures that Man U put out of 1.1 Billion fans :lol:

However using Facebook data (followers) you get:

10. UK - 2,182,231
9. Brazil - 2,268,714
8. USA - 2,474,157
7. Malaysia - 2,542,120
6. Egypt - 2,621,875
5. Mexico - 3,484,576
4. Vietnam - 3,850,583
3. India - 4,107,082
2. Thailand - 4,789,449
1. Indonesia - 9,823,997

Global total is over 70M followers, which is is still a respectable market for most of us.

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25 minutes ago, thebrickdad said:

The demand may be there...

Forget the figures that Man U put out of 1.1 Billion fans :lol:

However using Facebook data (followers) you get:

10. UK - 2,182,231
9. Brazil - 2,268,714
8. USA - 2,474,157
7. Malaysia - 2,542,120
6. Egypt - 2,621,875
5. Mexico - 3,484,576
4. Vietnam - 3,850,583
3. India - 4,107,082
2. Thailand - 4,789,449
1. Indonesia - 9,823,997

Global total is over 70M followers, which is is still a respectable market for most of us.

Only problem is that countries in position 10 and 8 are the only ones with any decent level of Lego consumption let alone for a 300 USD set.

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20 hours ago, OrangeChiliPeP said:

failure? You probably missed out the right time to sell them. I had a lot of displays and sold them 330€ each. 

Well well, I quickflipped a bunch as well, but i thought keeping some would be a wise idea, but if we would know what the future brings we would not invest in lego ?

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