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LEGO 1999 / Service Packs / Scala Sets

In 1999, LEGO released 3 Service Packs Scala sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $12, today those sets are valued around $84, a growth of 576%.
Most valuable 1999 LEGO Service Packs Scala set
5414 LEGO Scala Crazy Cooking $42.91
Most owned 1999 Service Packs Scala set
5415 LEGO Scala

5413 LEGO Scala Service

Theme / Subtheme Service Packs / Scala
Year 1999
Pieces 21
Availability Retired
5413 LEGO Scala Service
Retail $4.25
Value $22.16
Growth  +421.4%
Annual growth 6.8%

5414 LEGO Scala Crazy Cooking

Theme / Subtheme Service Packs / Scala
Year 1999
Pieces 24
Availability Retired
5414 LEGO Scala Crazy Cooking
Retail $4.25
Value $42.91
Growth  +909.6%
Annual growth 9.3%

5415 LEGO Scala

Theme / Subtheme Service Packs / Scala
Year 1999
Pieces 15
Availability Retired
5415 LEGO Scala
Retail $3.99
Value $19.32
Growth  +384.2%
Annual growth 3.2%

Year Details

Year
1999
Theme
Service Packs
Subtheme
Scala
Sets
3   (all retired)

Year Pricing

Retail
$12.49   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$84.39
Growth
+575.66%
Annual growth
+5.02%
Used
Value
$70.04

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 1999 Service Packs Scala sets by LEGO collectors.
#1LEGO Scala
#2LEGO Scala Crazy Cooking
#3LEGO Scala Service

About LEGO Service Packs Scala

he LEGO Service Packs for the Scala theme provided additional pieces and accessories to complement the main Scala sets, which were produced from 1997 to 2001. Scala sets focused on dollhouse-style play and were aimed primarily at young girls, featuring detailed mini-doll figures, furniture, and accessories. The service packs typically included extra figures, fashion items, furniture pieces, and decorative elements. These packs allowed builders to expand and customize their Scala scenes, creating more intricate and personalized environments.
1999 LEGO Sets
1999 was a hallmark year for The LEGO Group, it was the year LEGO produced its first Star Wars theme with Lucasfilm, beginning a trend of licensed LEGO products. This event came alongside the year that Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace was released reviving the Star Wars franchise. Along with the successful Star Wars theme being introduced, LEGO released Rock Raiders, Slizer/Throwbot and Winnie the Pooh. In addition, Ice Planet 2002 and the Spyrius theme was re-released. A number of themes were discontinued in 1999 which included Cyberslam, TechPlay, UFO, Insectoids, Znap and Model Team.