A stunt chimp driving a motorcycle through a loop while a man gets launched skyward is exactly as chaotic as it sounds — and LEGO® leaned all the way in.
The parts alone are worth about 129% of the street price — the basis for this A- price read.
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $32 of parts for $25.
City Stuntz took a weird turn when they handed the motorcycle to a chimpanzee, and somehow it works. The stunt loop mechanism is satisfying to trigger, and the set delivers genuine kinetic chaos that most City sets only gesture at. Three minifigs for a stunt scene feels right — there's a performer, a victim, and a primate with zero regrets. The build itself is light at 226 pieces, but it's functional, not padded, which keeps the experience clean. At $69.99 it's not a bargain, but it's priced closer to fair than most City sets at this size. Display collectors will find it goofy rather than gallery-worthy, and it won't move the needle at retirement. But as a pure play object — unhinged theme, working action feature, a chimp — it earns its chaos.
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