Set Facts
Regional Retail Prices (LEGO.com/Store)
Scarab Attack Reviews
Eurobricks
“This is a really neat little set, and a great introduction to Pharaoh's Quest. Although it is a shame that it doesn't have a mummy, that would have driven the price up.”
Brickipedia
“The scarab guardian is brick-built, with an earth blue shell made up of two parts. The shell has printing of brick outlines and hieroglyphics. The hieroglyphics are of an eye, a LEGO brick and a beetle. The legs of the scarab are black and can move up and down.”
Full review at brickipedia.fandom.com
Brickset
“I'd say this set is a decent enough impulse set for the younger collectors, it offers some fun accessories and a bit of an adventure to play with between the scarab and Jack, but all in all without larger sets from this Theme to compliment it doesn't do much. However it does... More also include one of the shiny looking crystals from the old Aquazone theme in a nice new color. I'm not sure what this Ore Chunk might be used for, but it is a unique color. Not quite the same as the golden tones of the crystal from the Blacksmith Attack set.”
Full review at brickset.com
Theme Analysis
Lifespan
11 mos (this set 11 mos)
Annual growth
+8.30% (this set +11.68%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
Community Stats
Scarab Attack currently ranks #2 out of the top most owned sets in Pharaoh's Quest.
About Pharaoh's Quest
The LEGO Pharaoh's Quest theme was release in 2011 and replaced the LEGO Adventure theme. The underlying story is based on the character archaeologist Professor Archibald Hale who is on the trail of Amset-Ra, a long lost Pharaoh, and his six mysterious treasures. Hale hires the adventurous explorer Jake Raines to assist and discovers an Egyptian tablet, which he uses to translate a journal telling the story of Amset-Ra and his evil intentions and loyal servants. The journal also contains notes about the pyramid of Amset-Ra himself, which to two explorers set out to investigate. The Pharaoh's Quest contains of total of 9 sets and ran for just one year.
Summary
Pharaoh's Quest Scarab Attack set 7305 was released on December 3, 2010, retailing for $5, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $32, while used sets sell around $10.
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After a rest by the campfire, Jake Raines sets out in search of the golden crystal, 1 of the Pharaoh Amset-Ra’s 6 famous treasures. Can he get past the golden-eyed scarab that has come alive to guard it?
Includes 2 minifigures: Jake Raines and a scarab guardian
Features camp fire, chicken leg, mug, pick, gun, binoculars and toolbox
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