In 1983 LEGO released 9 Space sets across 2 subthemes. The largest Space set from 1983 was
6980 Galaxy Commander with a piece count of 443 and a retail price of $59.99. The current estimated value of all these Space sets from this year is about $10,844.05 which represents a 7691.4% growth.
The LEGO Space theme is one of the earliest and expansive themes that began in 1978 and features sets around features astronauts, spaceships, and extraterrestrial life. The first Space themes included an emphasis on space exploration with ships and basic wheeled vehicles and later consisted of more science fiction based sets which consisted of robots, small and large spaceships, and bases. The theme expanded over the years into various subthemes that included space factions and more story lines such as Futuron, Blacktron, Space Police, M:Tron, Spyrius, Unitron, Exploriens, Life on Mars, Alien Conquest and many more.
1983 LEGO Sets
In 1983, LEGO released the LEGO Castle theme, which transported builders to medieval times with knights, castles, and dragons. This theme's emergence allowed children to delve into historical and fantasy-based narratives, building and role-playing epic battles and legendary tales. Additionally, the Duplo line, aimed at younger children, was further enriched.