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LEGO Exclusive / Magazine Gifts Sets

11939 Octopus

Theme / Subtheme Exclusive / Magazine Gifts
Year 2020
Pieces 63
Availability Retired
11939 LEGO Octopus
Value $5.29
Annual growth 9.4%

11941 Frog

Theme / Subtheme Exclusive / Magazine Gifts
Year 2020
Pieces 56
Availability Retired
11941 LEGO Frog
Value $5.49
Annual growth 4.1%

11940 Castle

Theme / Subtheme Exclusive / Magazine Gifts
Year 2020
Pieces 52
Availability Retired
11940 LEGO Castle
Value $5.57
Annual growth 5.4%

11938 Robot

Theme / Subtheme Exclusive / Magazine Gifts
Year 2020
Pieces 45
Availability Retired
11938 LEGO Robot
Value $4.84
Annual growth 4.2%

11942 Lunar Lander

Theme / Subtheme Exclusive / Magazine Gifts
Year 2020
Pieces 45
Availability Retired
11942 LEGO Lunar Lander
Value $5.26
Annual growth 5.7%
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Subtheme Details

Theme
Exclusive
Subtheme
Magazine Gifts
Sets
5   (all retired)
Year
2020
Available
Retired
Pending release

Subtheme Pricing

Retail
N/A
New/Sealed
Value
$26.45
Annual growth
+4.45%

Community Stats

The following are the top 5 most owned sets by collectors in Exclusive Magazine Gifts.
#1Lunar Lander
#2Octopus
#3Frog
#4Castle
#5Robot

About LEGO Exclusive Magazine Gifts

Magazine Gifts is a subtheme of Exclusive that was introduced in 2020 and currently consists of 5 sets. All sets were released in 2020. As of today, the average annual growth of all the sets in Exclusive Magazine Gifts is around 4.5% per year.

The LEGO magazine gift sets were small LEGO sets that were included as promotional items with certain LEGO-related magazines such as the LEGO Explorer Magazine. These sets typically contained a limited number of pieces and instructions for a simple build, often tied to a related theme or character highlighted in the magazine. They served as an incentive for magazine purchases and offered LEGO enthusiasts a supplementary building experience.