A farm tractor for twenty bucks that doesn't cut corners on the details — the B here is well-earned, even if your shelf probably has bigger fish to display.
The parts alone are worth about 216% of the street price — the basis for this A- price read.
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $33 of parts for $15.
City farm sets sit in a weird spot: too utilitarian for the display crowd, too small for builders chasing a big weekend project, but dead-on for the kid who just wants a tractor to push around the yard. At $19.99 this one lands comfortably in 'easy yes' territory — the price is fair and the set doesn't overreach for what it is. The build is modest but the details read correctly: working-class, chunky, recognizable. One minifig keeps the scene tight rather than padding it out. It won't hold value like a licensed set or a retiring modular, but that's not the point here. The point is a solid City set at a fair price that does exactly what it promises. Sometimes that's enough.