Three F grades and a D overall — whatever #11379 is hiding behind that placeholder name, the numbers already told the story before the box art did.
Is the price fair?FWhatever they're charging, the grade says it's not worth it.
Will you love it?FHard to love something that whiffs on every measure.
Holds its value?C-Three F grades don't age into winners.
The Full Take
A 1690-piece Icons set with no minifigs, no known subject, and a clean sweep of F grades across price, love, and hold is a rare kind of bad — the kind where no single element saves it. Icons usually earns some goodwill from display collectors or adult builders, but this one lands a D overall, which means even the theme's usual strengths aren't showing up. No figures means no character, no play hook, no shelf personality beyond the build itself — and if the build isn't pulling weight, there's nothing left to lean on. At whatever price point LEGO® has set this, the value math just doesn't work from any angle. Until more is known about what this set actually is, every read points the same direction: wait.