Should You Invest In LEGO Technic??

Should you Invest In LEGO Technic? We are going to attempt to answer that question in this video. We will take a deep dive into the numbers surrounding LEGO Technic investing and see if there is any money to be made in the LEGO Technic theme. SUBSCRIBE for more LEGO content!

[doberg]

It seems to me the generic builds do not go up in value - its the brand name builds that seem to do well.

[趴在灶台上的猫]

Many thanks for the insight evaluation!
I have a question, will second-hand (assembled) ultimate cars also increase values? Could anyone help to answer this question ❓

[dfuller]

Speaking of construction, check out 42121 Heavy Duty Excavator. It has an RRP of $40 and retires this year. Currently selling on eBay for $80-$90 shipped.

[Daniel_B_]

Just saw you on Wall Street Journal piece awesome man!

[stevenpetersen]

Great content! Always setting yourself apart. Do feel the licensed themes perform well. But, you are correct, it is crucial to buy them at the right price!!!

[alt_coiner]

Could you record a video about hogwart Castle? Do you expect double price for this one?

[MaartendeNatris]

I like it very much that you do actual research before coming to conclusions!
It might have been relevant to also look at licensed vs non-licensed sets. In my opinion the licensed sets are performing much better, but I didn't do any research.

[OpenBuildRepeat]

Good to know, always wondering about technic in investment, knew it was shaky at best but glad to see some real data

[sugarblossom]

Thanks for the info. I wasn’t sure about technic so only invested in one set.

[nickgan]

Would you think set 31208 wave off kanagawa would be a good investment?

[quintendaene]

Thanks for this video! I’m very new to the scene but i bought a Chiron because i saw the Porsche history and didnt think further then that. But i also bought it because i’m a carguy so for me it doesn’t bother me to keep it a few years on my schelve. But do you think sets (1:8 Technic) also will go down after for example 10 years?

[noampitlik]

If you ever wanted to take it to the next level, the "Extra Heavy-Duty" moving boxes at HomeDeopt have good demensions for proper storage. The "medium" and "extra-small" in particular.
That, with adhesive labels on the outside/front makes quick locating and inventory checking. The medium boxes fit great on most rack/ shelf systems. Used this system for ages. Really works. Take it easy.

[TheOne-pvrz]

Excellent analysis.
The opportunity cost is just too big for me, there are better Lego themes to invest in.

[Carboxylated]

Never been a fan of Technic even as a wee lad. Now that I invest and also collect LEGO, I still haven't a single urge to even dabble into technic let alone sell it. Makes sense that the market is the way it is with the smal/medium sets. The big sets seem only worth it far and few between so yeah, I'll save the shelf space and collection space and stay far away from technic. I respect the theme and always have since the 80s but LEGO system is where its always been. Technic is MID.

Great video and content, cheers man.

[Normabbot]

Do you have any Lego sets older than 2019 or is that just when you decided to make money from this trend that everyone likes right now?…

[marcbiosa-roberteau]

The Porsche is all about the color of the pieces. Won't happen again.

[alt_coiner]

Wtf? 3 months ago you added a video about lego sets for investment and contained Buggati Chiron and now you are considering this...

[LuisElectronico]

Lego is meant to be played, and technic gives amazing oportunities for learning and getting into engineering, so yes, you should.