Last chance to save on retired LEGO Marvel ship
A retired LEGO Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy set is still in stock and available to buy at GAME, and better yet it’s discounted.
Whether you held off picking it up at LEGO.com for too long or are just now getting into LEGO Marvel and looking to complete your Guardians of the Galaxy collection, GAME has you covered with 76255 The New Guardians’ Ship. The Vol. 3 set launched in April last year and has already retired through official channels, but is still available at GAME for 20% off its retail price.
The 1,108-piece set originally retailed for £89.99, but you can snag it from GAME for just £72 while stocks last. Opportunities to buy retired LEGO sets don’t come along all that often, especially at a discount, so don’t miss this chance to pick up 76255 The New Guardians’ Ship.
Four of 76255 The New Guardians’ Ship’s five minifigures are unique to this set, including the pearl gold Adam Warlock, so it’s an essential purchase for character collectors – and once it sells out for good everywhere, the value of those minifigures is only going in one direction. Adam Warlock is already commanding an average price of £21 on BrickLink.
The model itself is also neat and definitely offers something different for LEGO Marvel, and also the Guardians of the Galaxy, who until now have mostly flown the Milano in various colour schemes. A new version of that ship is on the way later this summer, and it’s probably going to look pretty sweet next to 76255 The New Guardians’ Ship…
Head over to GAME to secure your copy of the retired 76255 The New Guardians’ Ship while stocks last. Delivery is a flat rate of £4.99, so consider adding a couple of other discounted sets to your order to maximise savings.
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