How to Buy LEGO House Set 40504

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By RC Staff

03 March 2023

Key Points:

• LEGO just released set 40504, a buildable version of the iconic Captain Redbeard Pirate Minifigure

• The set is a LEGO House exclusive, and can be purchased for $85 at the retail store in Billund, Denmark

• The set is reselling on eBay for $250

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LEGO House 2023 Pirate Set (40504)

This set features a buildable version of the iconic Captain Redbeard from the 1989 launch of LEGO Pirates. It is the 2023 LEGO House exclusive, and only available for purchase at the LEGO House retail store.

What is LEGO Set 40504?

Over the past few years, LEGO has been releasing a number of limited edition LEGO House sets, all of which are only available for purchase in-person at the LEGO House retail store located in Billund, Denmark. 

The 2023 LEGO House set (40504) marks the fourth entry in the line of toys. This set is a 30 cm tall buildable version of the iconic Captain Redbeard Pirate Minifigure, which was originally introduced in 1989 with the release of LEGO Pirates. 

How to Buy LEGO Set 40504

To buy the LEGO House Pirate set, you will need to visit the retail store at LEGO House in Billund, Denmark. The set released on March 1st, and will be in stock as supplies last. 

The set costs 599 DKK, which equates to roughly $85 USD. 

Typically, LEGO House exclusive sets are readily stocked for some months following release, however calling ahead before your trip will ensure the best results. 

Does LEGO Set 40504 Resell?

As of this writing, the LEGO House Pirate set is commonly selling on eBay for around the $250 mark, with many international fans desperate enough to pay as much as 3x the original retail cost to get their hands on it. 

As of March 2nd ( just one day after release) one eBay seller has already sold 18 sets at a cost of $269 each. 

Ignoring taxes and fees, this seller alone has already profited more than $3,300 from reselling the set. 

If you’re in the area anytime soon, we definitely recommend paying LEGO House a visit.