Set PricingGood Investment
New/Sealed
Rolling growth
+2.65% (Previous 12 months)
Used
Set Facts
- Designed by fan creator, Jake Sadovich.
- A 2020 re-release of the set was 92177-1 .
- The set features a LEGO brick-built bottle, ship and a display stand.
- Ship in a Bottle was designed by LEGO designers Samuel Johnson and Tiago Catarino.
Regional Retail Prices (LEGO.com/Store)
Ship in a Bottle Reviews
New Elementary
“A transparent bottle is an ambitious build considering the medium of LEGO bricks has its limitations, but even with all the compromises, the finished model is an impressive show of potential. The set introduces a fair amount of new parts and colours, but none that play a... More crucial role in the set’s execution.”
BricksFanz
“LEGO Ideas has provided us with a great array of sets, each vastly different from each other, but the Ship in a Bottle is by far one of the most unique and visually impressive. It’s also fun to build with some great techniques and elements used.”
Full review at bricksfanz.com
Brick Fanatics
“I love that 21313 Ship in a Bottle is a stand alone model, rather than being based on a nostalgia driven license. In the end, fans' first impressions of this set will pretty much tell them whether or not to buy as this is a set that contains no hidden surprises. If you saw... More this model and loved the look of it, it will disappoint as it is so well executed. If you would love to have a well executed little ship to display on a shelf or the desk at work, and can stomach the price, then snap up 21313 Ship in a Bottle.”
Full review at www.brickfanatics.co.uk
Subtheme Analysis
Lifespan
19 mos (this set 22 mos)
Annual growth
+5.73% (this set +8.78%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
Community Stats
Ship in a Bottle currently ranks #21 out of the top most owned sets in Ideas.
About Ideas
The LEGO Ideas theme, which started in 2008 as an offshoot of the Japanese website Cuusoo, then formally known as LEGO Cuusoo, is based around a website which allows users to submit ideas for LEGO products to be turned into potential sets available commercially. If fellow users in the LEGO Ideas community up vote the project to 10000 then LEGO Group has a committee which votes on whether to build the set and release it. If the project is approved and cleared for production, it is developed and later released as an official set under the "LEGO Ideas" banner and the original designer receives 1% of the royalties and a number of free sets. Typically, a few projects are approved a year and most are rejected due to various restrictions.
Summary
Ideas Ship in a Bottle set 21313 was released on February 2, 2018, retailing for $70, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $104, while used sets sell around $75.
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Continue a nautical tradition when you build the LEGO® Ideas Ship in a Bottle, featuring a highly detailed ship with the captain’s quarters, cannons, masts, crow’s nest and printed sail elements. Fan creator, Jake Sadovich, was inspired by an actual ship in a bottle that he had built a few years earlier when he decided to build a replica in LEGO brick form. His creation reached the qualifying 10,000 votes with LEGO Ideas.
Bottle features a detailed, buildable cork with new-for-February 2018 wax-seal-style element and over 280 translucent-blue, water-style elements inside. Display stand features the ship’s ‘Leviathan’ nameplate, a built-in ‘compass’ (non-functioning) with detailed compass rose and spinning gold-colored needle, 2 globe elements and gold-colored detailing.
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