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I'd also wonder if their cost per part on the bigger sets is higher or lower. I've been building the adult sets over the last few years and you're right it's a
by MivLives 5y ago
I'd also wonder if their cost per part on the bigger sets is higher or lower.
I've been building the adult sets over the last few years and you're right it's a nice nondigital way to unwind. Unlike my job everything works, has a place, and is all neat and organizable.
Interestingly my mother who is retired has gotten into lego. Initially she got into it because she decided to resell all my childhood sets which were stored in a large bins. I had kept all the instructions so she just build lego sets one at a time and sold them off. It got her hooked, and now she regularly buys used or new sets, assembles, and then resells them. It's interesting to see someone get into lego rather late in life with no childhood nostalgia of them what so ever.
- makeitdouble 5y agoThere was an average price by piece comparison a few years ago but I can't find it back. The gist of it was that price by piece didn't change that much, while sets are getting bigger and more complex. I'd also wagger that we now have a lot more smaller pieces that make these kind of calculations more flawed.
- watwut 5y agoIt is not even that sets would be universally bigger. You can buy middle sized, small and super small sets still. Lego sets literally start from small bag for 5e that builds something super small.
- makeitdouble 5y agoYes, and I think they will always be covering every price ranges with something, be it just the mini-figures you'd set on your keyholder for instance.