Every LEGO One Piece Set Ranked by Price in Australia
One Piece is one of LEGO's newer anime licences, and the launch range is compact and easy to cover in full: a handful of sets, from a modest village hut up to a showpiece floating restaurant. That makes it an easy theme to cover in full. Here is every One Piece set we currently track in Australia, ranked from cheapest to dearest, with the live price we have found for each. Because several are already on sale, it is worth knowing where the value sits.
Prices are indicative and change over time; each set page shows the last-checked price per retailer. Check the live page before buying.
Under $100: the entry sets
The cheaper half of the range is the best place to start. The cheapest set we track is the Windmill Village Hut at $36.99, a small, character-focused scene and a low-risk first buy. Above it sit Dr. Hiriluk's Hideout ($39), Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent ($56), the Showdown with Captain Smoker ($89.95), the Battle at Arlong Park ($77.99) and the buildable Tony Tony Chopper ($69). Any of these is a sensible gift for a One Piece fan without a big outlay.
$100 to $180: the mid-range builds
This band has the bigger battle scenes and the fan-favourite ship. The Dorry vs Brogy: Giants of Little Garden ($99) and the buildable Gum-Gum Fruit ($119.99) sit at the entry to this range, with the Battle at Drum Castle ($109) a larger playset. The standout here is The Going Merry Pirate Ship ($149), the Straw Hats' iconic ship and currently on sale from its recommended price. It is also one of the best-stocked sets in the range, so there is genuine price competition on it.
Over $250: the flagship ships
The top of the range is two big ship builds. Garp's Marine Battleship ($229) is the larger Marine vessel. The most expensive One Piece set we track is The Baratie Floating Restaurant at $390, and it is currently the pick of the range for value: it is on sale from its recommended price, and it is stocked by nine retailers in our listings, so the competition is keeping the price keen.
Which to buy
For a first One Piece set or a gift, the under-$100 scenes (Windmill Village Hut, Buggy's Circus Tent, Arlong Park) are the safe picks. For a fan who wants the signature build, The Going Merry at $149 is the obvious choice, especially on sale. And if you want the showpiece, The Baratie at $390 is both the largest set and the biggest current discount in the range. As always, prices move between retailers, so click through to the live page to grab the cheapest offer.
BrickTurtle is an independent price-comparison site. We do not sell LEGO; we track and compare prices from real Australian retailers, and prices update over time. The last-checked time is shown per retailer on each set's page.