Lagoon Lock-Up Reviews
Is this LEGO set a good investment?
“As an investment, Lagoon Lock-Up has performed fairly well over the past years in the Imperial Guards theme with an overall growth since retirement of around 2648%.”
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Steve's LEGO Blog
“This set is often seen as a legendary set from the initial pirate range, a lot of people like the small building on the left which was seen by many as a tavern. This set also features an almost unique minifig, (he is the pirate in the jail) his name was Will and he was also... More featured in the pirate comic, he basically consisted of an all red pirate with an old classic smiley face.”
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Eurobricks
“The Lagoon Lockup has a great, functional design without any weird "ideas" from the LEGO design team. I think it's almost flawless, and it's still one of the most popular Classic Pirate sets out there. The only thing missing is some sort of feature like a trap, or hidden... More room.”
Subtheme Analysis
Annual growth
+8.47% (this set +9.85%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
Community Stats
Lagoon Lock-Up currently ranks #4 out of the top most owned sets in Pirates Imperial Guards.
About Pirates Imperial Guards
Imperial Guards was a Pirates subtheme introduced in 1989 that eventually replaced the Imperial Soldiers as main adversaries of the pirates. Some of the older Imperial Soldiers' sets that were still in production were re-categorized as part of the Imperial Guards faction until their discontinuation in 1995.
Imperial Guards consists of 9 sets that ran from 1989 to 1995. As of today,
6277 Imperial Trading Post is the most valuable Imperial Guards set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $2,342.
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During the 18th century, a peaceful colony of settlers enjoying the island treasures they discovered, suddenly had their serenity interrupted. The invaders were those who called themselves the LEGO Pirates of the Sea! For years, the Pirates had been searching for the same buried treasures that the settlers were now claiming as their own. This, of course, disturbed the Pirates, as they knew the doubloons (Spanish gold coins) the settlers found had belonged to their ancestors.
Governor Broadside is determined to protect the gold which he and the settlers have hidden at the Eldorado Fortress and Sabre Island. The Pirates, however, have their own plans for the gold and they don't include sharing it with the settlers!
Use your imagination to continue the adventures of the LEGO Pirates of the Sea!
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