No Limits: Race Car Ramp Track — B · The Brick Drop Score
B
The Drop Score
No Limits: Race Car Ramp Track
60460-1 · City
Based on 9 reviews · thin
The ramp-and-stunt format is a proven crowd-pleaser, but $49.99 for 436 pieces in City plastic is a tough sell when the shelf presence is nearly zero and the play pattern fades fast.
Is the price fair?BForty-nine bucks for a stunt ramp that feels like a $35 set is the whole problem.
Will you love it?B-Kids who dig cars and crashes will have a great Saturday with it — adults, less so.
Holds its value?C-City stunt sets rarely hold; expect this one to follow the same path.
True ValueB
$43
Street price
$63
Parts value
145%
Ratio
The parts alone are worth about 145% of the street price — the basis for this B price read.
What you get
Plain bricks
$42
Printed & detailcalc
$6
Functional piecescalc
$6
Figures (×4)
$8
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $63 of parts for $43.
The Full Take
Stunt ramp sets have a track record of getting kids off the couch and onto the floor, and the four minifigs plus car give this one a solid cast to work with. The problem is everything surrounding that core fun costs more than it should — $49.99 lands hard when you can feel how much air is in the box. The build itself is straightforward City fare: functional, fast, forgettable for anyone past the target age. Display collectors will walk right past it; there's no scene here worth putting on a shelf. Play sessions will be loud and enthusiastic for a weekend, then the ramp probably ends up in a bin. It's not a bad set — it's a correctly-described-as-mid set wearing a price tag that asks a little too much.
