Set Facts
- The set includes 8 minifigures: a bride, a groom, a janitor, the mayor, a news woman, a secretary, a female child, and a male child. Every minifigure has the same head.
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Town Hall Reviews
Is this LEGO set a good investment?
“Over that last few years Town Hall has been a particularly good investment for Advanced Models collectors with an annualized growth of upwards of 11.4% per year. However, there is market indication that the set will experience a slight annual growth decrease in the coming years, but this should be only by a few percentage points at most. When compared to the vast majority of set in the Advanced Models theme, this set is still an excellent investment for collectors.”
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“An impressive set overall, especially because of the size. I love the dark orange as a color, and think it works well for the building. It’s much taller than any of the other modular buildings which in a way is good, and in a way is bad.”
Full review at brickupdate.com
Eurobricks
“In the end, I can see the community's love of this set coming down to the elevator. It adds playability and a unique building experience, but also adds an odd gap in the wall of the back of the building.”
Brickset
A deserving Town Hall for my Modular Town — “Between the service elevator, the eight minifigures, and different chambers, there is a lot of play possibility. The conference room on the top floor, and the City Council chamber on the ground floor in the rear, are very good places to congregate lots of minifigures.”
Full review at brickset.com
Subtheme Analysis
Lifespan
39 mos (this set 31 mos)
Annual growth
+7.93% (this set +17.07%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
Community Stats
Town Hall currently ranks #4 out of the top most owned sets in Advanced Models Modular Buildings.
About Advanced Models Modular Buildings
The Modular Buildings subtheme is a Creator/Advanced Models series of sets introduced in 2007 that feature larger detailed buildings, primarily aimed at older teenagers and adult fans of LEGO. many of the sets in the series are designed to connect together via TECHNIC pins to form the 'The Street Layout'. Café Corner, Grand Emporium, Palace Cinema, and Brick Bank are connecting corners by which two sides of the layout can be joined together. Typically new sets in this series are released once or twice a year.
Modular Buildings consists of 7 sets that ran from 2007 to 2012. As of today,
10182 Cafe Corner is the most valuable Modular Buildings set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $3,074.
Summary
Advanced Models Modular Buildings Town Hall set 10224 was released on March 3, 2012, retailing for $200, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $905, used ones can be found for $691.
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Build the authentic 3-storey Town Hall! This highly detailed model features large entranceway columns, a coat of arms, a tall bell tower with clock and a large skylight that lets you see inside! On the ground floor, the large hall, tax office and auditorium have everything you need to run the town.
Take the working elevator up to the secretary and mayor's offices on the second floor, realistically furnished with desks, chairs, paintings and even a frog sculpture. Hold a meeting and address the town's citizens at the podium! On the third floor, a spacious meeting room features a large conference table, chairs, globe and plants.
Includes 8 minifigures: mayor, secretary, bride and groom, press woman, janitor and 2 children.
Includes 8 minifigures: mayor, secretary, bride and groom, press woman, janitor and 2 children Accessories include a painting, desks, chairs, sculpture, lamp, conference table, globe, plants and bench Functioning elevator features space for 2...
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