Some knockoff builders do keep older sets alive. I bought a knockoff of the original UCS Falcon. It was fun to build, and it wasn’t USD 2,000 on eBay. I have a

Some knockoff builders do keep older sets alive. I bought a knockoff of the original UCS Falcon. It was fun to build, and it wasn’t USD 2,000 on eBay. I have also bought sets related to the Alien(s) and Blade Runner movies, sets that simply weren’t available in a licensed fashion at all. I obviously have zero problem with that. Just about the only thing that gives me pause is that I prefer when they knock off the subject but resell genuine bricks. That way, if I tire of the model, the pieces go into the family lego bins. I’m not ready to “cross the streams” and mix Lego blocks with knockoff blocks.