What are some sets that just kinda came and went?

The LEGO community is discussing sets that came and went with little fanfare, highlighting some surprising misses from recent years. Several sets, despite their potential or unique concepts, failed to capture the attention of LEGO fans and quickly disappeared from store shelves.

Among the sets that underperformed was the Rolling Stones Art set, which generated little excitement upon release. The Minions theme also quickly faded, despite the investment in new molds. The Family Tree set, despite the popularity of the Botanicals theme, didn't resonate with fans, and the tape sets, intended to capitalize on a trend, also didn't last long. The Resistance I-TS Transport, based on a Disneyland ride, was hard to find, and the Captain America shield set, which could have been more popular if wearable, also seemed to be overlooked.

Other sets mentioned include the Minecraft Dungeons sets, which lacked hype compared to the main game sets, and the foosball table, which was consistently discounted due to low demand. The Disney duos set, released during a period with many Disney 100 special sets, also struggled to gain traction. Finally, the Caterham car set was rarely seen in stores, making it an anomaly within the LEGO lineup.

It's interesting to consider which sets might have benefited from different marketing strategies or features. If you're a collector, you might want to check online marketplaces for some of these sets, as they may be available at discounted prices. You might also want to consider a LEGO storage organizer to keep track of your collection.