New (52) from $119.99 + $5.99 shipping Sold by GR Products and Fulfilled by Amazon. LEGO Star Wars Rancor Pit 75005 (Discontinued by manufacturer)DetailsLEGO Star Wars 9516 Jabba's Palace (Discontinued by manufacturer) FREE Shipping. DetailsLEGO Star Wars Jabbas Sail Barge 75020 (Discontinued by manufacturer) FREE Shipping. Build a famous scene from Star Wars™: Episode VI Return of the Jedi™ with this stackable set! Jedi Master Luke Skywalker is trapped in the Rancor™ Pit beneath Jabba the Hutt’s Palace and must escape. Look for a way out before the gate lifts and the mighty rancor makes an entrance! Battle the rancor with the bone before he eats the Gammorrean guard. Then, find the hidden compartment with a secret key or drop the gate on the space beast before it’s too late! Combine with LEGO® Star Wars LEG-9516L Jabba’s Palace for a stackable scene with a trapdoor into the Rancor Pit! Includes rancor, skeleton and 3 minifigures: Luke Skywalker, Malakili and Gammorrean Guard.
Combine with LEGO® Star Wars 9516 Jabba’s Palace for a stackable scene with a trapdoor into the Rancor Pit! 18.9 x 2.9 x 11.1 inches 2.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) #89,788 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) 4.6 out of 5 stars 5 star76%4 star17%3 star5%2 star1%1 star1%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsRancor pit, Lego 75005A decent set, fun minifigs, but a very basic build.Great LEGO Set for a 6 Year-Old!Finally a LEGO Rancor!Good, except the Rancor doesn't stand well without a standlets go rancor!!!!!!!!!lego star wars rancor pit See all customer images See and discover other items: lego world war 2, lego black friday, lego sales and deals75005 Rancor Pit is a 380 piece Star Wars set released in 2013. It was previewed at the San Diego Comic-Con International 2012. It includes five minifigures, including a Rancor. The set is a square chamber with one large gate for the rancor to emerge from. The colours on the wall are a mix of tan and grey.
It connects to 9516 Jabba's Palace, where the trap door function in the set can drop a minifigure into the chamber. There is also a side room for Malakili, with a rake, key, chain, and bucket.Do not modify it. Help Luke escape the clutches of the mighty rancor!Battle the rancor with the bone before he eats the Gamorrean guard. Combine with LEGO® Star Wars™ 9516 Jabba’s Palace for a stackable scene with a trapdoor into the Rancor Pit! Includes rancor, skeleton and 3 minifigures: Luke Skywalker, Malakili and Gamorrean Guard. Includes rancor, skeleton and 3 minifigures: Luke Skywalker, Malakili and a Gamorrean guard Features opening gate, secret room and hidden compartment Rancor features movable arms, jaw, hands and fingers Accessories include bone, 2 keys, pitchfork and a bucket Find the hidden key in the secret compartment! Open the gate or smash it down onto the rancor! Collect the first-ever LEGO® Star Wars™ rancor creature! Rancor Pit measures over 6" (16cm) high, 7" (19cm) wide and 7" (20cm) deep
Combine with LEGO Star Wars™ 9516 Jabba’s Palace for a stackable scene with trapdoor into the Rancor Pit! Rancor stands over 3" (10cm) tall Jabba's pet Rancor lived in a pit beneath his palace. Whenever Jabba was angry at one of his entertainers or a prisoner, he would pull open a hidden trap door. When the unfortunate landed in the pit, they would always be eaten by the rancor. But, when Luke Skywalker came to rescue Han Solo, who had been frozen by Darth Vader in Cloud City, Jabba put Luke in the pit with the rancor. Luke defeated the rancor by throwing a bone at the controls to the gate, and the gate came crashing down on top of it. 9516 Jabba's Palace & 75005 Rancor PitFIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISStar Wars™Help Luke escape the clutches of the mighty rancor!LEGO Classic Large Creative Box 1500 Pcs - 1069753 product ratings543302010DurableWould recommendEntertainingSee all 15 reviewsAbout this productjjef2404 (1032)All listings for this productAbout this productProduct IdentifiersProduct Key Features543302010DurableWould recommendEntertainingWrite a reviewMost relevant reviewsSee all 15 reviewsby LEGO Creativity BoxBrand new, unplanned fun!
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With this, brings a brand new year, brand new Lego sets, and most importantly, brand new retirement targets: Sets that should be gone at the end of the year and need to be stocked up on. Here I want to offer up my picks for this next year as the ones I will be looking at. I do not want to act like all of mine are going to be right - so make sure you comment and offer up yours as well. This blog is going to cover the Star Wars sets I will be looking to make sure I have in my collection. Let's get it started!Explanation: This set is awesome. /the-mighty-rancor-monster-profits-or-will-the-metal-gate-drop-on-your-investment/, and my thoughts on the set honestly have only grown. While I do think it is somewhat pushed by having Jabba's Palace, and is not particularly impressive as a set on its own, it still has the one factor that really matters - The Rancor. This mega-figure is incredible and being exclusive, it will be sought after for a long time.I have parted out a few of these sets (honestly the set is not a good part out set at all) and was able to get $28 for the Rancor by itself.
I think it will continue to drive this set into investment and will most likely not be in another set - possibly ever. This figure should end up being a $50 figure or more after retirement, so I do not think there will be a problem with the rest of the set helping it to the $100 mark.Another big part is the possible perceived success of Jabba's Palace 9516. This set did really well during Christmas and from the time is went OOS has risen up to above retail. With this set fresh on people's minds when the Rancor Pit retires, there will be a lot of people who want it. I think these two are also a good target for selling together. Normally selling sets together means you will get less, but on Ebay using Buy It Now, you can sometimes make it easier for people to bite if you are selling two things they want together. I think these two sets obviously fit together about as well as any others.The only real knock on the pit is that the other figures just are not that great. The Gammorrean guard is not a bad figure, but doesn't have a weapon or anything which somewhat devalues him (he has one in 9516).
Malakili has really been a do nothing figure, and luke with the bone I find pretty unimpressive.However, the Rancor will take care of all that. Do not get caught without this set (and multiples at that).It is no secret that clone wars stuff does not really live up to original trilogy Star Wars stuff. Hopefully we wont be saying the same thing about the third trilogy as well. However, there have to be some winners some where in there and if you don't take chances, you wont ever hit it big on one of those surprise sleepers. To me, this is the best built set to do it on.First off, the set has a really good array of figures. The General Grievous figure is excellent - much better than the original and sells for around 20$ on Ebay. Padme is another solid figure who sells pretty well at around 10$ (all of the Padme's and Amidala figures sell well). You also get a clone wars anakin, two droids and Dooku. The ship itself is really large and is really solidly built. With the amount of Star Wars refreshes, I think a unique and impressive large vehicle like this may make a splash.
Along with the figures, this makes it a solid choice.I am still somewhat bullish on Star Wars though so this is one I will be buying as cheap as possible and will not be afraid to pass. I feel like $120 may be a little much for this set, but for a long time it was not hard to find at 80$ and I feel it will go back that way. It was a popular set during Christmas which makes me feel good about its long term growth. It will not be a crazy gainer in my eyes, but has some definite potential with a minimal risk.Do not let my target level of "low" fool you - this set is a winner and I want a lot of them.However, with the way things are at the moment, this one probably wont retire for a long time. However, you do not want to take a chance on not having some of a legendary set and in my eyes, this is one of those sets. The UCS sets have a history of doing well, and the Darth Maul bust was one of the best of them. R2-D2 is more iconic that Maul in my eyes. The set itself looks almost like its a robot as it is so solid and real looking.
Its an instant classic as a display piece and it appeals to about every age group. R2-D2 is going to be in the new movies as well.Another big part: no discounts on exclusives. We have seen in the later part of this year that Lego was serious about this. I think we will see a lot of investors stop fulling with exclusives as much and focus on smaller sets they can find for 30-40% off. R2-D2 is worth it at retail though, do not be fooled. I will most likely target him during a double VIP, if it happens, or if there is another really good exclusive polybag from Lego like the VW.Eitherway, if you get caught without these and the set does go away, you are going to be really upset. So make sure you do not to hesitate picking these up .Target Price: Retail w/ double points or exclusiveName a 3500+ piece set that did not do well. If there is one, I do not really care because it was not a freaking Super Star Destroyer. This thing is going to absolutely murder in the secondary market. The set itself is incredibly large, has a ton of really large pieces, as absolutely draws everyone to it when it is in a room.
You can not have a better set around besides 10179 than this set.A lot of us were hoping this set was done at the end of this year, and really it may still be on the way out. Either way, I think there is a decent chance it will be gone soon and want to make sure I have a good few of them. This is probably one of the few sets left out there that still has a shot at $1000 some day.Well, you have to remember to consider ROI (return on Investment) here. If you drop $400 on a set, it better do really well. We would all like to get these at $300, but with the ban on exclusive discounts, it just is not happening. So I wont go crazy. I could spend that $400 on a lot of small sets that may gain a lot faster than the $400. Also this set weighs about 1 billion pounds which makes it hard to ship. Still, you can not pass up the chance to get that kind of money out of one set.Watch out for combination deals this year. I think a lot more retailers will take up after TRU and start it. If you have a store somewhere, these are your best deals out there and can definitely help recover some of that massive capital.
Target Price: $350 after selling part of bundle, retail otherwiseThe rumor is this will be out until 2015 with the new movies - and chances are that is right. So why am I targeting it?First and foremost, I think the set is a winner and I want to make sure I do not get shut out. However, this Christmas, these sets were super sought after and rose up to about $170. During the year, it was not particularly hard to get these sets at sub-100 prices. Since it was coming back, I sold a bunch of these off and made good money during Christmas. I expect next Christmas could be even better as some could see the set as possibly gone and the panic buying will commence.The set itself is huge and has a lot of play-set variety. While it is not incredibly different from prior falcons, the set is iconic enough and a good mid level for the people who can not afford 10179. If it goes out of stock again next Christmas, I will be ready to bring on the flipping.Let's hear it guys. Any Star Wars sets I missed that could retire at the end of the year and are winners?