A 27-piece polybag built around a single minifig and a tiny bulldozer — charming for what it is, but the price tag makes it hard to justify unless you're completing a collection.
The parts alone are worth about 81% of the street price — the basis for this D price read.
FairParts are worth about 81% of the price — close to what the set is worth.
Eddy Erker and his little bulldozer are exactly what a City polybag should be: quick, cheerful, and themed. The build itself wraps up in minutes and the result is compact enough that it could accent a larger City display without much trouble. But 27 pieces at this price point is where the goodwill runs out — it's a tough sell when comparable polybags deliver more for less. The minifig is fine, nothing rare, nothing that makes you stop scrolling. As a standalone purchase it's hard to recommend at full retail; caught on clearance or bundled into a haul, it's a different conversation. A B- overall feels right — there's something here, just not enough of it.
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