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Police Headquarters Reviews
Is this LEGO set a good investment?
“While the annual growth has been slightly declining over the last year, we still believe that Police Headquarters is a good set to invest in if you collect City sets. Over the last several years, Police Headquarters has averaged an annual growth of just around 9% and is expected to decline no more than one or two percent in the next couple of years, while City sets have an average annual return of around 5%.”
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Brickset
Pinnacle of An Era, and Frankly of Lego As a Whole. — “I cannot stress how well-made this set is. Every component is wonderfully complemented and accommodated by the others and it just creates a perfect "ecosystem" in a sense, but one that is also easily modified or expanded upon with other sets. That spirit is lacking in so... More many more recent sets and tracking one of these down just to experience it is well worth it.”
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Firestar Toys
“After years of trial end error, TLG finally got the formula right. I don’t know about you, but I find these light transparent blue windows very lively and very fitting for any LEGO set. With its new architecture, this LEGO police station was really exciting and full of cool... More details. One fun detail I have to mention is the toilet bowls in the cells, very funny. Also, there were some space under the cells. If you had enough spare pieces, you could easily improve upon the original build. The helicopter was missing this time, and the remaining vehicles were no prize either, but they were sufficient.”
Subtheme Analysis
Lifespan
24 mos (this set 36 mos)
Annual growth
+5.15% (this set +8.91%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
Community Stats
Police Headquarters currently ranks #10 out of the top most owned sets in City Police.
About City Police
Police is a subtheme of City that was introduced in 2005 and currently consists of 87 sets.
The LEGO City theme is based on city life with the sets depicting city and emergency services, police, fire, airport, train, construction, and civilian services. The City theme proceeded LEGO Town which was replaced with LEGO World City in before it was rebranded as City in 2005.
Summary
City Police Police Headquarters set 7744 was released on December 22, 2007, retailing for $90, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $248, used ones can be found for $78.
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Stop the prison break-out!
The whole Police Headquarters is on alert to catch escaped prisoners! When you catch the robbers, throw them back into jail. This fun set can be divided in two and arranged however you like it.
Includes police headquarters, prison transport truck, car and motorcycle
Also includes 5 policeman, 2 prisoners and a police dog, plus lots of accessories
Features realistic details, including gates that open, spotlights on roof, command base tower, garage doors that slide open and more!
Set includes 2 prison cells with toilets and beds, keys hanging outside the prison cells, and even handcuffs to put on the prisoners! But be careful not to let the prisoners escape through the trick walls!
Police Headquarters has rooms for interrogation, a coffee break, computer work, and a refrigerator with water cooler!
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