Retired 2006
#7017
Viking Catapult versus the Nidhogg Dragon
from1199,00 zł
● In stock
Production years: 2005-2006
LEGO Vikings: theme history and prices today
How many LEGO Vikings sets were made?
LEGO produced Vikings from 2005 to 2006. The number of Vikings sets in the KlockoRadar catalogue is 7, and every one of them is retired. The number with a live offer in the stores we track today is 1; the rest are secondary-market only.
Vikings is a short LEGO theme from 2005-2006: horn-helmeted warriors face monsters from Norse mythology, from the Fenris wolf to the Midgard serpent. Just a handful of sets and twenty years of age make it one of the most collectible themes of its era today. Below is the history and current prices.
7sets in the catalog
7marked as retired
1with live offers today
The history of LEGO Vikings (2005-2006)
The theme debuted in 2005 as a classic action line set in the world of Norse legends. Vikings defended themselves against mythical beasts: the Fenris wolf, the Nidhogg dragon, the Midgard serpent and a giant raven. At its heart stood the Viking fortress besieged by a dragon (7019), joined by warships, catapults and smaller monster skirmishes. The beasts were brick-built in a style close to today's display models, which was rare at the time. After two years and one full wave of sets, LEGO ended production.
Why Vikings is a holy grail today
Twenty years since launch, a small set count and no continuation of any kind make Vikings one of LEGO's rarest adventure themes. The brick-built Norse monsters never got counterparts in any later line, and the horned helmets and shields remained unique elements for years. Sealed boxes have practically vanished from circulation, and complete built sets with instructions reach secondary-market prices incomparable to the originals. It's a theme bought with the heart today, by collectors who remember it from childhood.
Most valuable LEGO Vikings sets today
Retail price (RRP) versus today's best offer in tracked stores. Ranked by today's price relative to RRP.
| Set | Year | RRP | Price today | Change | Store |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7017 Viking Catapult versus the Nidhogg DragonRetired | 2005 | 1599,00 zł | 1199,00 zł | -25% | Mały Budowniczy |
Prices come from tracked stores and refresh multiple times a day.
Retired Vikings sets you can still buy
Sets with retired status that still have current offers. While stock lasts.
All LEGO Vikings sets: prices and availability
7 sets in this catalogue view
Retired 2007
#7021
Viking Double Catapult versus the Armored Ofnir Dragon
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Retired 2007
#7020
Army of Vikings with Heavy Artillery Wagon
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Retired 2006
#7019
Viking Fortress against the Fafnir Dragon
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Retired 2007
#7018
Viking Ship challenges the Midgard Serpent
No offers available
○ UnavailableRetired 2006
#7017
Viking Catapult versus the Nidhogg Dragon
from1199,00 zł
● In stock
Retired 2006
#7016
Viking Boat against the Wyvern Dragon
No offers available
○ Unavailable
Retired 2006
#7015
Viking Warrior challenges the Fenris Wolf
No offers available
○ UnavailableFrequently asked questions: LEGO Vikings
Will LEGO bring back the Vikings theme?
LEGO has not announced a return of the Vikings theme. The viking motif has returned in single sets, like the Ideas viking village, but a separate theme with Norse-mythology monsters was never revived. The original 2005-2006 sets are practically only available on the secondary market.
How much are LEGO Vikings sets worth today?
Vikings is among the most expensive retro themes per set. Complete copies of the fortress (7019) or the larger ships cost multiples of their original prices on the secondary market, and sealed boxes appear sporadically at collector prices. If any tracked store has an active offer, you'll see it in the price section above.
What did the LEGO Vikings theme include?
The theme comprised a handful of sets released in 2005-2006: the Viking fortress with an attacking dragon (7019), warships and battle boats, and smaller clashes between warriors and beasts, including the Fenris wolf and the Midgard serpent. Every set paired viking minifigures with a brick-built monster.