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LEGO 2010 / Star Wars / Episode IV Sets

In 2010, LEGO released 2 Star Wars Episode IV sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $65, today those sets are valued around $209, a growth of 221%.
Most valuable 2010 LEGO Star Wars Episode IV set
8099 Midi-Scale Imperial Star Destroyer $148.71
Most owned 2010 Star Wars Episode IV set
8092 Luke's Landspeeder
2 sets

8092 Luke's Landspeeder

Theme / Subtheme Star Wars / Episode IV
Year 2010
Pieces / Minifigs 163 / 6
Availability Retired
8092 LEGO Star Wars Luke's Landspeeder
Retail $24.99
Value $59.99
Growth  +140.1%
Annual growth 7.0%

8099 Midi-Scale Imperial Star Destroyer

Theme / Subtheme Star Wars / Episode IV
Year 2010
Pieces 423
Availability Retired
8099 LEGO Star Wars Midi-Scale Imperial Star Destroyer
Retail $39.99
Value $148.71
Growth  +271.9%
Annual growth 8.8%

Year Pricing

Retail
$64.98   (for all 2 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$208.70
Growth
+221.18%
Annual growth
+7.23%
Used
Value
$84.18

2010 Set Lifespans

The average lifespan of a 2010 Star Wars set is 19 months where 8092 Luke's Landspeeder had the longest lifespan of 34 months.
Luke's Landspeeder
Midi-Scale Imperial Star Destroyer
Average (19 months)
Lifespan in months
0
17
34

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 2010 Star Wars Episode IV sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Luke's Landspeeder
#2Midi-Scale Imperial Star Destroyer

About LEGO Star Wars Episode IV

LEGO Star Wars Episode IV, A New Hope is a subtheme of Star Wars which contained sets based on the Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope film.
2010 LEGO Sets
2010 marked the debut of Collectible Minifigures Series 1 and 2, launching a global collector phenomenon. LEGO expanded its Disney partnership with Cars under DUPLO and Toy Story sets in minifigure scale, while Prince of Persia joined the lineup alongside Star Wars sets celebrating The Empire Strikes Back’s 30th anniversary. New original themes included Atlantis, Hero Factory (successor to BIONICLE), World Racers, and Kingdoms, a return to historically inspired castle play. Several older lines ended, including Agents, Bob the Builder, Indiana Jones, and Thomas & Friends.