Pembroke College Cufflinks, University of Oxford Collection, Made in England
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Mar 29, 2016
Lego 9499 Gangun Sub
3 of 3 found this helpful There's nothing special about the sub that distinguishes it from the prior version (Lego 7161). Price per piece, at a retail price of $69.99, its really overpriced. Add to that post-retirement reseller markup, and you're paddling upstream. The draw to this set is Amidala. Sure, you can get Padme in other sets, but here you get a Queen. In all her royal finery. She's the heart of this set. Really, the way to look at it is you're buying Amidala -and I suppose Qui-Gon is not bad- and then just think of the sub and OB1 as a poly promo thrown in with your purchase. And Jar Jar as one of those extra pieces you occasionally find in the box which you don't know what to do with. So, the real question to ask yourself is: "Do I want to pay $X for Queen Amidala and Qui Gon?"
The only thing I would note, is that when I received this "NIB" and "unopened" set both the seals had already been popped on one end of the box. Everything was there, though. I've heard this may happen with these older retired sets, especially if not stored in proper conditions.