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LEGO Fan Celebration V CubeDude The Bounty Hunter Edition
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Set Value (New/Sealed)

This chart represents the current new/sealed value of the set Fan Celebration V CubeDude The Bounty Hunter Edition since June 2016. Very high accuracy
The Star Wars Celebration V CubeDudes was available exclusively at the Star Wars Fan Celebration V in 2010 in Orlando, Florida. It was a limited edition of 2,000 with each box numbered and priced at $74.99 with 500 sold daily via a lottery system at the LEGO retail booth during the event held between August 12th and 15th. It was designed by Angus MacLane based on the success of the SDCC CubeDudes.

The value for a new and factory sealed Fan Celebration V CubeDude The Bounty Hunter Edition is currently estimated at around $300. On the open market, a used set will fetch in the range of between $237 and $290 depending on the condition.

For Sale (New/Sealed)

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(US) Lowest price on BL
$299.00
-0.3%
(US) BrickLink store Greg's Plastic Bricks
$300.00
+0.1%
(SE) NISB, slight shelfwear on 2 corners, ask for pictures. #0867
$300.90
+0.4%
(US) Star Wars CubeDude Bounty Hunter Edition NEW Boba Fett IG88 Bossk Cube Dude
BrickEconomy Choice
$349.99
+16.7%
(US) CubeDude Bounty Hunter Edition Star Wars Fan Celebration V Exclusive
$399.99
+33.4%

Sale Trends

This chart shows the sales trends (number sold) of new/sealed Fan Celebration V CubeDude The Bounty Hunter Edition.

Sets in Promotional / Cube Dudes

San Diego Comic-Con CubeDude The Clone Wars Edition

Theme / Subtheme Promotional / Cube Dudes
Year 2010
Pieces 416
Availability Retired
LEGO San Diego Comic-Con CubeDude The Clone Wars Edition
Retail $74.99
Value $309.17
Growth 312.3%
Annual growth 6.1%

Buzz Lightyear CubeDude

Theme / Subtheme Promotional / Cube Dudes
Year 2010
Availability Retired
LEGO Buzz Lightyear CubeDude
promotional
Value $3,427.31
Annual growth 20.0%

My Collection

Fan Celebration V CubeDude The Bounty Hunter Edition Reviews

45 reviews
4.5
Collectors
Investors
Eurobricks
“The arms and rifles are a pain. But apart from that this is a winner in my opinion. It's much better than the Clone Wars Edition, but that's probalby because baddies are much more fun than the goodies. My advice is "Buy this if You ever get the chance - it's a fun build and... More the techniques and details are really skillfully done. I think I learned a little bit about alternate use of bricks when building these dudes.”
Full review at www.eurobricks.com
The Holo-Brick Archives
“Just like those sold at SDCC, the CubeDude – Bounty Hunter Edition exclusives came packaged in a thin cardstock box. Inside was a single instruction booklet (laser-printed on glossy black paper and hand stapled) and five resealable bags containing a title sheet and the... More necessary parts to build the five CudeDudes.”
Full review at www.holobrickarchive.com

About Cube Dudes

LEGO Cube Dude sets were limited edition sets created by Pixar employee and AFOL Angus MacLane. These sets were released at very exclusive events such as San Diego Comic Con 2010 and Star Wars Fan Celebration V with only a few thousand set created. Cube Dudes are brick-built figure styled sets that were commissioned by LEGO and was some of the initial inspiration behind LEGO BrickHeadz.

Cube Dudes was introduced in 2010 and currently consists of 3 sets. As of today, Buzz Lightyear CubeDude is the most valuable Cube Dudes set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $3,427.
Summary
Promotional Cube Dudes Fan Celebration V CubeDude The Bounty Hunter Edition set CELEBV was released on August 12, 2010, retailing for $75, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $300, while used sets sell around $241.
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