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Lego® Empire State Building

Lowest price right now €111.11 at ebay, 3 shops compared.

Lego Empire State Building (21002-1) – Produktfoto freigestellt
Set #
21002-1
Parts
77
Price/part
144.3 ct
Release
2008
Age
10+

Where is Empire State Building cheapest right now?

Shipping to Germany
3 shops checkedIndependently sorted
Used
30,99€BEST PRICE
80,12 € below cheapest new price
free shippingincl. VATfrom  | 2 to 4 days
30,99 €Usedfree shipping · 2 to 4 days
  • Used
    41,89€
    69,22 € below cheapest new price
    free shippingincl. VATfrom  
    41,89 €Usedfree shipping
  • New
    111,11€
    free shippingincl. VATfrom  | 2 to 4 days
    111,11 €Newfree shipping · 2 to 4 days
  • New
    131,95€
    incl. 6,96 € shippingincl. VAT & duty-freefrom  
    131,95 €Newincl. 6,96 € shipping
Price check · in short

What does Lego® Empire State Building (21002) currently cost?

On VERObricks, Lego® Empire State Building (Set No. 21002) is currently listed by 3 shops across 4 offers. The lowest new price in the VERObricks comparison is 111,11 € (ebay), including free shipping. Other new offers range up to 131,95 €. Used, the set is available from 30,99 € (ebay). The manufacturer's RRP is 19,99 €. The current price per brick is 144,3 cents.

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Has Empire State Building ever been cheaper?

Current
111,11 €
New, best shop
30-day low
111,11 €
on 29. Okt. 2026 · eBay
90-day avg.
117,48 €
Daily average
All-time low
14,34 €
on 04. Apr. 2014 · smdv

Set details

At a glance
Brand
Lego
Partcount
77
Age
10+
Release / EOL
2008 – 2014
RRP
19,99 €
Price per Part
144.3 ct
Part-Out Value
9,51 €
POV Rate
0.1×
Building instructionsPDF from the manufacturer
Technical data9 entries

Product

Name
Empire State Building

Dimensions

Product weight
0,1 kg
Packaging width
26,2 cm
Packaging height
4,8 cm
Packaging length
14,1 cm
Packaging weight
0,2 kg

Identification

MFR
21002-1
EAN
5702014712836
SKU
21002

DescriptionManufacturer text

Completed in 1931 during the height of the Great Depression, the 381m-tall Empire State Building was the world's tallest building until the opening of the World Trade Center in 1972. Voted one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, the Art Deco Empire State Building is widely considered to be the symbol of American skyscrapers. This LEGO® Landmark series interpretation of the Empire State Building was designed by US architect Adam Reed Tucker in collaboration with the LEGO design team.

Lego Empire State Building
  • Interpretation of real-world architectural landmark Empire State Building
  • Booklet included with details on design and history (English language only. Other languages available for download)
  • Measures 7.4" (18.8cm) tall, 3.1" (8cm) wide and 2.5" (6.4cm) deep
  • Collect the entire Landmark and Architect series sets
  • LEGO® Architecture inspires future architects, engineers and designers as well as architecture fans around the world using the LEGO brick as a medium for reproducing esteemed structures

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can you buy Lego® Empire State Building?

New stock is available at ebay, amazon-fr (2 shops). Used copies are offered by ebay, amazon.de-mp. Free shipping is available at ebay. VERObricks compares all prices in real time and always shows you the lowest offer — for new and used stock, with shipping cost comparison.

Was Empire State Building ever cheaper? Price history & all-time low

VERObricks tracks the price history of Lego® Empire State Building across all shops. The historical low for new is 14,34 €. The highest observed new price was 124,86 € — a range of 110,52 €. Currently, the price is 96,77 € (675%) above the all-time low. The lowest used price historically was 30,99 €. The price trend is upward — the price has risen recently. A price alert may pay off. With the VERObricks price alert you'll be notified instantly when the price reaches your target.

What is Lego® Empire State Building? Contents, parts & details

Lego® Empire State Building is a set by Lego from the "LEGO® Architecture" theme (Set No. 21002, EAN: 5702014712836). According to the VERObricks database, the set includes 77 parts, Recommended age 10+. Manufacturer description: "Completed in 1931 during the height of the Great Depression, the 381m-tall Empire State Building was the world's tallest building until the opening of the World Trade Center in 1972. Voted one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, the Art Deco…" On VERObricks you can find the set in these categories: LEGO® Architecture, Architecture.

When was Lego® Empire State Building released and how long will it stay available?

Lego® Empire State Building was released in November 2008. The set retired at the end of 2014 (EOL, end of life). New copies come from remaining stock only; for used ones, use the eBay search on this page. The official building instructions are available as 3 PDF files directly from the manufacturer, linked in the set details section.

Can you also buy Empire State Building used?

According to VERObricks, Lego® Empire State Building is available used from 30,99 € at ebay. There are 2 used offers in total, ranging from 30,99 € to 41,89 €. Compared to the lowest new price (111,11 €), you save 80,12 € — that's 72% off. The current used price is near the historical low of 30,99 € — a good opportunity. Tip: Used building block sets are a sustainable and budget-friendly alternative. VERObricks compares all used offers from various retailers for you.

Is Empire State Building worth it at the current price?

At the current VERObricks best price of 111,11 € for 77 parts, that works out to 144,3 cents per part. The high price per part suggests a premium or collector set, where collectibility plays a larger role than pure part count.