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7119 LEGO Star Wars Twin-Pod Cloud Car
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LEGO 7119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car is a Star Wars set currently valued at $84 for new and sealed sets. Annual appreciation has averaged 5.06% since release. On the used market, values range from $24 to $36 based on condition. Secondary market prices for new and sealed sets typically fall between $80 and $101. Growth outpacing similar retired sets and recent gains balance cooling member interest, so the set holds steady.

Twin-Pod Cloud Car Value (New/Sealed)

This chart represents the current new/sealed value of the set Twin-Pod Cloud Car since November 2021. Very high accuracy
LEGO 7119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car is a Star Wars Episode V set released in 2002, containing 118 pieces and 1 minifigure. The build depicts the Bespin Cloud Car with two cockpits and a central beam housing an engine with a grey grille, finished in the red color scheme seen in The Empire Strikes Back. It includes a Lobot minifigure with a blaster, while the vehicle provides seating for two despite Lobot not being shown piloting a Cloud Car in the film.

A new and sealed Twin-Pod Cloud Car is currently valued at around $84, with annual growth of approximately 3%, which is lower than other Episode V sets. The average used price is $30 for those in good overall condition. New and sealed listings currently range from $80 to $99. Based on current trends, this set could be valued near $88 within the next year.
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For Sale (New/Sealed)

 (CA) In Original Package Inside Box - Star Wars: Twin-Pod Cloud Car (7119) $70.72
-15.5%
(US) STAR WARS SET #7119 NIB TWIN POD CLOUD CAR
BrickEconomy Choice
$74.99
-10.4%
(US) Star Wars: Twin-Pod Cloud Car Set 7119 New Sealed Vaulted $80.00
-4.4%
(US) Twin-Pod Cloud Car from BrickLink seller dansj $79.98
-4.4%
(US) 7119 Star Wars ESB Twin-Pod Cloud Car w Lobot Minifig Set NEW Vtg 2002 $80.00
-4.4%
(US) 2002 LEGO 117 pcs/pzs Star Wars Twin Pod Cloud Car 7119 SEALED $84.99
+1.6%
(US) Retired 2002 Lego 7119 Star Wars Twin-Pod Cloud Car w Lobot mini fig 117 Pieces $87.50
+4.6%
(US) Twin-Pod Cloud Car from BrickLink seller JSABricks $89.00
+6.4%
(CA) Star Wars 7119 Twin Pod Cloud Car 117 pieces NEW Sealed $89.99
+7.6%
(CA) Star Wars 7119 Twin Pod Cloud Car NEW Sealed $89.99
+7.6%
(US) Star Wars Twin-Pod Cloud Car Set 7119 Vintage 2002 New In Box 117 Pcs $90.00
+7.6%
(US) Star Wars: Twin-Pod Cloud Car 7119 Sealed New From 2002 Birthday Fathers $99.00
+18.3%
(US) Vtg 2002 LEGO Star Wars Twin-Pod Cloud Car #7119 Sealed New Unopened Box $99.95
+19.5%
(US) Star Wars Twin-Pod Cloud Car Set 7119 Vintage 2002 New In Box 117 Pcs $100.00
+19.5%
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Sales Distribution (Last 90 Days)

This chart shows the distribution of sales for the past three months of new/sealed 7119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car.

Sale Trends

This chart shows the sales trends (number sold) of new/sealed 7119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car.

Market Momentum

Neutral
The 7119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car has outpaced most retired Star Wars Episode V peers over the past year, with only 10123 Cloud City moving faster. Member interest is cooling as the set enters its second year after retirement. Its value has risen over the last three months.
DemandUpper half in Star Wars
Very high demand but falling
12 months agoToday
SupplyTypical for Star Wars
Listings steady this week
12 months agoToday
Growth vs peers+4% typical for Episode V
+39% over the past year
12 months agoToday
Outlook:8% bearish·59% neutral·33% bullish
Why it's moving, signals and outlook

Twin-Pod Cloud Car Minifigs

Twin-Pod Cloud Car contains 1 minifigure. Lobot is exclusive to this set.
sw0049
Lobot
Lobot with a yellow head - sw0049
Exclusive
Value $17.48

Compared with other Episode V sets

Twin-Pod Cloud Car sits high among the Episode V sets for three reasons. Few sets below it are as hard to find for sale, over the past year it outpaced similar sets, and most sets below it cost several times as much at launch.

#5 of 41
By growth since retail, +738%
+3%+17,356%
In the top quarter of the group.
$0.71 a piece
New and sealed value per piece
This set
$0.71
Typical
$0.41
About 75% above the group's typical value per piece.
Top sets by growthSince retail
110123 Cloud City+17,356%
27144 Slave I+1,401%
36209 Slave I+911%
57119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car+738%

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Year 2003
Pieces / Minifigs 1,068 / 4
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Retail $99.99
Value $405.60
Growth  +305.6%
Annual growth 6.4%

4504 Millennium Falcon

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Year 2004
Pieces / Minifigs 985 / 5
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Growth  +414.0%
Annual growth 7.2%

10123 Cloud City

Theme / Subtheme Star Wars / Episode V
Year 2003
Pieces / Minifigs 698 / 7
Availability Retired
10123 LEGO Star Wars Cloud City
Retail $99.99
Value $17,454.40
Growth  +17356.1%
Annual growth 15.9%

4502 X-wing Fighter

Theme / Subtheme Star Wars / Episode V
Year 2004
Pieces / Minifigs 563 / 3
Availability Retired
4502 LEGO Star Wars X-wing Fighter
Retail $49.99
Value $416.56
Growth  +733.3%
Annual growth 7.1%

4479 TIE Bomber

Theme / Subtheme Star Wars / Episode V
Year 2003
Pieces / Minifigs 230 / 1
Availability Retired
4479 LEGO Star Wars TIE Bomber
Retail $29.99
Value $190.07
Growth  +533.8%
Annual growth 6.5%

4500 Rebel Snowspeeder

Theme / Subtheme Star Wars / Episode V
Year 2004
Pieces / Minifigs 214 / 3
Availability Retired
4500 LEGO Star Wars Rebel Snowspeeder
Retail $19.99
Value $191.99
Growth  +860.4%
Annual growth 9.4%

7144 Slave I

Theme / Subtheme Star Wars / Episode V
Year 2000
Pieces / Minifigs 166 / 1
Availability Retired
7144 LEGO Star Wars Slave I
Retail $19.99
Value $300.00
Growth  +1400.8%
Annual growth 7.3%

Twin-Pod Cloud Car Questions

What is the current value of LEGO 7119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car?

A new, sealed copy of Twin-Pod Cloud Car is worth about $84 today, and most sealed copies sell for between $80 and $101. Its value has climbed 8% over the last 90 days. A used copy in good condition goes for about $30.

Is LEGO 7119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car still available?

No. Twin-Pod Cloud Car is retired. New copies now come only from the secondary market, where sellers on eBay and BrickLink set the price.

How has LEGO 7119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car performed since its release?

Twin-Pod Cloud Car is now worth 738% more than its $9.99 retail price, or roughly 5.1% a year on average. That trails the Episode V average of 6.4% a year.

What is the one-year forecast for LEGO 7119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car?

If its long-run trend holds, Twin-Pod Cloud Car should be valued near $88 next year, about 5% more than today. In the short term the market reads neutral. Signals from demand, supply and price are mixed. Like any forecast, this is an estimate.

How many pieces does LEGO 7119 Twin-Pod Cloud Car have, and which minifigures are included?

Twin-Pod Cloud Car is built from 118 pieces, about $0.08 each at retail. The minifigure included is Lobot. On its own, Lobot is worth around $17, about 21% of what the set is worth. Lobot is exclusive to this set.

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Twin-Pod Cloud Car Reviews

35 reviews
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Brickset
“The ship is built up rather nicely as well and it actually looks like a Twin-Pod Cloud Car, plus it has a very solid look to it once it's complete. This set offers up the extremely rare Lobot Mini-Figure as the pilot of this particular Twin-Pod Cloud Car. Overall I'd... More strongly recommend this set to all fans of LEGO Star Wars,.”
Full review at brickset.com
Brickipedia
“The base colour of the set is red, like it was in the movie. The two pods are connected by a beam with an engine that has a grey grill on the front. The pods have red sloping bricks on the top and the bottom with a grey one between them. Behind the vent is the engine. Above... More that is maroon bricks with a glass.”
Full review at brickipedia.fandom.com

About Star Wars Episode V

Episode V covers The Empire Strikes Back, and the Battle of Hoth is one of the most built battles in LEGO Star Wars. The snowspeeder was in the first wave of 1999, and the AT-AT has had a new version every few years since 2003, including 10178 Motorised Walking AT-AT in 2007, which really walks. Echo Base, the wampa cave and the medical bay where Luke recovers have all had sets too.

Episode V was introduced in 1999 and currently consists of 45 sets. As of today, 10123 Cloud City is the most valuable Episode V set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $17,454.
Summary
Star Wars Episode V Twin-Pod Cloud Car set 7119 was released in January 2002, retailing for $10, but has since been retired. New, unopened Twin-Pod Cloud Car sets are valued at $84, while used sets can be found for $30.
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Soar through the clouds in the Twin-Pod Cloud Car! You're ready to travel to Cloud City on Bespin in the Twin-Pod Cloud Car! The cyborg Lobot is your guide to this strange, beautiful world.
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