Thirty-four pieces and the model still looks intentional — that's harder to pull off than it sounds. Don't expect a long session, but the parts-to-result ratio here is quietly impressive.
Is the price fair?A+Barely feels like spending money — this is what fair pricing looks like.
Will you love it?A+Small footprint, zero filler, surprisingly satisfying build.
Holds its value?C-Tiny, common, low secondary market ceiling — hold expectations low.
True ValueA+
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Price
$2
Parts value
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What you get
Plain bricks
$1
The Full Take
The Mixer is exactly the kind of set LEGO® doesn't make enough of: small, purposeful, and priced so well it barely registers as a purchase. Thirty-four pieces come together into something that actually looks like a thing, which sounds like a low bar until you realize how many sets this size miss it entirely. There's no minifig to carry the presentation — the model has to stand on its own, and it does. For a kid it's a quick build with a satisfying payoff; for an adult it's a guilt-free add-on that fills a gap in a modular kitchen or city scene. The A+ across price and love is rare for something this compact. Just don't buy it expecting the secondary market to do anything for you — this one earns its fans, not its flippers.
