LEGO® Set Investment Of The Week For July 17th, 2023

Last updated October 11, 2026

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Why Is LEGO Star Wars Snowtrooper Battle Pack 75320 A Good Investment?

What Do We Need To Do To Decide?

Let’s go with two angles:

The Theory and The Math

The Theory

Star Wars: Episode V – the Empire Strikes Back begins an amazing flurry of Rebellion v. Empire action with the Battle of Hoth. Even if you have not seen the movie, everyone knows the snowspeeder scene of the cables around the AT-AT, and my god is that an awesome shot! But what about for LEGO® enthusiasts? Let’s say you are a kid right now, and your Dad is Gen X or a Millennial, and he shows you the dated, but beautiful, Star Wars episodes IV, V, and VI. All of the sudden, you are implanted with the timeless shots of the George Lucas films like the rest of us.

Now, let’s push ourselves ten years down the line. You are an adult fan of LEGO®, with fond memories of Star Wars with your father, you want to build a Hoth MOC. To build that Battle of Hoth MOC you are going to need a trooper battle pack. They have one for the Rebellion – set 75320 is for the Empire. It has four troopers, tons of blasters, and trench setups for the battle. It is perfect to rebuild memories and create an awesome MOC. If you’re serious about army building, take a look at the best LEGO® Star Wars battle packs for more options. Simple as that.

The Math

The set retired in December 2023 at a retail price of $19.99. As of April 2026, it averaged around $28.90 new on BrickRanker, roughly 45% over retail. Not bad for a $20 battle pack! But the real gains on battle packs come later. This 16-year-old Snowtrooper set 8084 battle pack came out in January 2010 at $11.99, retired in December 2011, and now goes for roughly $31 to $37 new, a gain of about 160% to 210%. It has the same feel, similar build type, and four troopers. The minifigs drive the value on 75320, and the Hoth Scout Trooper is the one fig you can only get in this set.

The Profit:

Let’s say you hold 10 sets of the LEGO® Star Wars Snowtrooper Battle Pack 75320 for 10 years. At that $28.90 average, 10 sets you bought for about $200 are already worth about $289, roughly 45% up only about 2.3 years after retirement. If it merely doubles over a decade, that is a solid return for a $20 set. Curious about why LEGO® holds its value so well?

And who knows, you could get the kind of 160% to 210% growth the 8084 has pulled off since it left shelves.

FYI, sealed copies still turn up on third-party platforms like BrickOwl for roughly $24 to $25 as of October 2026, and one German listing was as low as about $19.53. That sits under the roughly $26 to $29 new averages on BrickEconomy and BrickRanker, so shop around before you snag your stack. Listings come and go, so don’t fret if that cheap one is gone by the time you look!

It is small, profitable in a long hold situation, and a certified Baumlinks buy!