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LEGO Service Packs / Primo Sets

Primo is a subtheme of Service Packs that consists of 3 sets that ran from 1996 to 1999. As of today, the average annual growth of sets in Service Packs Primo is approximately 4.9% per year.
Most valuable Service Packs Primo set
5022 Primo / Duplo Converter Bricks $38.66
Most owned Service Packs Primo set
5021 Primo Wagons
The LEGO Service Packs for the Primo theme provided additional pieces and accessories to enhance the main Primo sets, which were aimed at very young children and produced from 1995 to 1999. Primo sets featured large, rounded pieces that were safe for toddlers, including basic bricks, figures, and interactive elements like rattles and wheels.

5021 Primo Wagons

Theme / Subtheme Service Packs / Primo
Year 1999
Pieces 2
Availability Retired
5021 LEGO Primo Wagons
Retail $3.99
Value $10.95
Growth  +174.4%
Annual growth 4.1%

5022 Primo / Duplo Converter Bricks

Theme / Subtheme Service Packs / Primo
Year 1998
Pieces 4
Availability Retired
5022 LEGO Primo / Duplo Converter Bricks
Retail $3.99
Value $38.66
Growth  +868.9%
Annual growth 9.1%

5028 Duplo Primo Plate 4x4 Blue

Theme / Subtheme Service Packs / Primo
Year 1996
Pieces 1
Availability Retired
5028 LEGO Duplo Primo Plate 4x4 Blue
Retail $4.99

Subtheme Details

Theme
Service Packs
Subtheme
Primo
Sets
3   (all retired)
Years
1996 - 1999
Available
Retired
Pending release

Subtheme Pricing

Retail
$12.97   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
~$49.61
Annual growth
+4.87%
Used
Value
$44.35

Yearly Pricing

Sets
Retail
Value
1999
1
$3.99
$10.95
1998
1
$3.99
$38.66
1996
1
$4.99
N/A

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned sets by collectors in Service Packs Primo.
#1Primo Wagons
#2Duplo Primo Plate 4x4 Blue
#3Primo / Duplo Converter Bricks

About LEGO Service Packs

The LEGO Service Packs theme refers to supplementary sets that were released primarily from the late 1970s to the late 1990s. These packs provided additional parts, accessories, or specific components to complement existing LEGO sets. Rather than complete standalone models, Service Packs were intended to enhance or expand upon primary LEGO sets, allowing users to replace missing pieces, add more features to their builds, or customize their creations further.