LEGO US Store Has Revealed Upcoming Retiring Sets

The LEGO Group has revealed huge list of upcoming retiring sets in 2017 on the LEGO US store. Many of these sets have not been available for long. Included in the list are:

Star Wars sets

75119 Sergeant Jyn Erso

75524 Chirrut Îmwe

75525 Baze Malbus

75165 Imperial Trooper Battle Pack

75162 Y-wing Microfighter

City sets

60125 Volcano Heavy-lift Helicopter

60131 Crooks Island

60097 City Square

60098 Heavy-Haul Train

Minecraft sets

21127 The Fortress

Super Hero sets

41594 Captain Armando Salazar

41591 Black Widow

70908 The Scuttler

76071 Mighty Micros: Spider-Man vs. Scorpion

76068 Mighty Micros: Superman vs. Bizarro

76072 Mighty Micros: Iron Man vs. Thanos

Ninjago sets

70594 The Lighthouse Siege

Nexo Knights sets

70326 The Black Knight Mech

70359 Lance vs. Lightning

70365 Battle Suit Axl

70347 King’s Guard Artillery

Creator sets

31059 Sunset Street Bike

Other sets

41134 Heartlake Performance School

41232 Super Hero High School

41068 Arendelle Castle Celebration

41124 Heartlake Puppy Daycare

41231 Harley Quinn to the rescue

41230 Batgirl Batjet Chase

41128 Amusement Park Space Ride

41233 Lashina Tank

41307 Olivia’s Creative Lab

41308 Stephanie’s Friendship Cakes

41230 Batgirl Batjet Chase

41305 Emma’s Photo Studio

41303 Puppy Playground

41304 Puppy Treats & Tricks

41143 Berry’s Kitchen

A lot of retiring sets in the list have only been available for less than a year. The retirements of those sets (such as

, and ) have come as a surprise for some collector and fans.

At the same time, there are many Nexo Knight, Ninjago and Minecraft sets already retired from the Europe store, so this is not a big surprise that the North America store is retiring those sets too. Since they are mostly non-exclusive sets, so they generally aren’t a good investment unless they are at a significant discount.

The list also includes a lot of the Friends and DC Super Hero Girls sets. They are generally not doing very good in the secondary market, so that makes them tricky investments.

These announced retirements are just a handful of the sets that will be retired this year, and LEGO may still have some surprises in store for us!