Name: LEGO Han Solo Indiana Jones Transformation Chamber
Brand: LEGO
SKU: PROMOSW005-1
Rating: 4.90 (20 reviews)

Set Value (New/Sealed)

This chart represents the current new/sealed value of the set Han Solo Indiana Jones Transformation Chamber since February 2008. Medium accuracy

LEGO Han Solo Indiana Jones Transformation Chamber was a 56 piece Exclusive promotional set with 2 minifigs released in 2008. This was an exclusive promotional set given out to guests 2008 New York Toy Fair at the collectors party. It was limited to 100 sets. The set was also known as "Toy Fair Collector's Party Giveaway, Han Solo / Indiana Jones Transformation Chamber". It included LEGO minifigures of both characters on a rotating platform, creating an illusion of one transforming into the other.

The current value for a new and sealed Han Solo Indiana Jones Transformation Chamber is estimated at $8,538 with an average yearly gain of about 8%.

Han Solo Indiana Jones Transformation Chamber is an extremely rare LEGO set these days as we have not seen set PROMOSW005-1 currently for sale online or in the hundreds of retail stores good/new condition in over 2 years. Because of the rarity of this hard to find set the current estimated value of $8,537.56 might actually be much lower than the true value, assuming this set can be found for sale.

Minifigs

Han Solo Indiana Jones Transformation Chamber contains 2 minifigs. The minifig is unique to this set.

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Set Details

Name

Han Solo Indiana Jones Transformation Chamber

Theme

Exclusive

Year

2008

Released/retired

February 16, 2008

Availability

Retired

Pieces

Minifigs

2 (Value $34.16)

(1 unique)

Set PricingVery Rare

Retail price

Free promotional

New/Sealed

Value

$8,537.56

Annual growth

+7.55%

90-day change

7.17%

Used

Value

$7,086.17

Quick Buy

Bricklink

Check

Price

~$8,622.94

*Listings are for new/sealed sets.

Set Predictions

1 year forecast

$9,130.50

5 year forecast

$10,976.17

$10,658

$11,316

Han Solo Indiana Jones Transformation Chamber is estimated to be worth between $10,658 - $11,316 in 5 years (new/sealed).

Set Facts

At the Toy Fair party, the set was based upon the appearance of Harrison Ford, who plays both characters in both of the movie series.
Only 100 sets were available.
It was packaged in a clear Acrylic Display Case in a thin white/plain carboard box.

Han Solo Indiana Jones Transformation Chamber Reviews

20 reviews

4.9

Collectors

Investors

“Limited to just 100 copies, the set was based around Harrison Ford having played both Indiana Jones and Han Solo, with his LEGO counterparts placed on a rotating platform to give the illusion of Jones transforming into Solo and vice versa.”

Full review at indianajones.fandom.com

“On February 16, 2008 LEGO would give 100 of these sets away at their Toy Fair Collectors Party. Harrison Ford portrayed both Indian Jones and Han Solo on the big screen. His larger than life characters would be turned into popular minifigures decades later. The... More transformation chamber honors both the characters and the actor who played them.”

Full review at discover.hubpages.com