26 pieces, one minifig, a drill, and a D overall — Pete Precise's Drill is a polybag that exists mostly to fill a shelf gap you didn't know you had and won't miss when it's gone.
Is the price fair?D+Too much plastic for too little set — the price doesn't have a leg to stand on at 26 pieces.
Will you love it?DOne minifig and a drill you'll lose behind the couch by Thursday.
Holds its value?C-An F on holds — polybag filler with no collector pull and nowhere to go but down.
True ValueD+
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Price
$3
Parts value
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Ratio
What you get
Plain bricks
$1
Figures (×1)
$1
The Full Take
Pete Precise's Drill is the kind of set that makes you wonder who the target buyer actually is. Twenty-six pieces gets you a small drill vehicle and a single minifig — functional, inoffensive, completely forgettable. The build wraps up in minutes and leaves nothing to admire, no clever technique, no standout detail. At its price point it still feels like you're paying for the brand name more than the experience. City has plenty of strong entries; this isn't one of them. Skip it unless it's free in a bundle or your kid specifically needs a tiny drill truck today.
