In 2011 LEGO released 1 Serious Play sets. The largest Serious Play set from 2011 was
9338 Mini-Kit with a piece count of 57 and a retail price of $4.99. The current estimated value of all these Serious Play sets from this year is about $13.24 which represents a 265.3% growth.
LEGO Serious Play sets are designed to facilitate communication, problem-solving, and team-building within business and organizational environments. These sets contain a variety of LEGO bricks and elements that participants use during structured exercises led by a trained facilitator. By constructing models, participants give tangible form to abstract thoughts or complex ideas. These sets are not standalone but are intended to be used in guided sessions facilitated by a trained LEGO Serious Play facilitator. The facilitator guides the participants through specific prompts and questions, leading them to build models that represent ideas, challenges, or visions related to the topic of discussion.
2011 LEGO Sets
For collectors, 2011 was a significant year in that LEGO released the first Internal sets Moulding Machines (4000001) and LOM 2011 Moulding (4000002) which have paved the way for high value future collections. A few notable themes introduced in 2011 were Ninjago, Winnie the Pooh, SpongeBob SquarePants, Alien Conquest and LEGO Master Builder Academy. Of course LEGO Ninjago set the stages for a decade of collecting. However, in 2011 LEGO also discontinued a number of themes which included Ben 10, Power Miners, Toy Story, Prince of Persia, Space Police III, BrickMaster and the loved Trains theme.