Twenty pieces and zero minifigs for twenty bucks — LEGO® sold you a bag of track and called it a set. The D+ is doing heavy lifting here.
Is the price fair?A+Shockingly fair for official LEGO® track — just know you're buying raw material, not a set.
Will you love it?FHard to love something with no minifig, no model, and twenty pieces to show for it.
Holds its value?C-Resale on track packs is brutal — supply never dries up and demand never spikes.
The Full Take
This is a parts pack wearing a price tag that wants to be taken seriously. Twenty pieces, no minifig, nothing to build in any meaningful sense — it exists purely to extend a City train layout you already own. If you're deep into City trains and need more track, the price is shockingly fair for what LEGO® track normally costs. But if you're buying this expecting a set experience, you'll open the box and immediately feel the absence of something. The build grade tells the whole picture: there's barely a build. It's a utility purchase dressed up in retail packaging, and the D+ reflects exactly that gap between what it costs and what it actually delivers as a product.
