I have been gathering a few Stuntz sets since they were first released, and thought I’d start small by doing my first Sub-Set Review. As an embellishment to the larger sets, this is quite a nice pocket-money grab. Yet another line that is attached to the City range, it is colourful and quite blatently aimed at the young adrenaline chasers in society.
With larger sets, I can offer more of an outlook on them. This is small, cheap and quite an enjoyable item, on its own. Using your current Lego pieces, or even a piece of card would make a great ramp, the other sets just add to the intended environment. There are a few of these sets available, and I have at least one more Stuntz Sub-Set that I can review.
Would I recommend this from a range stand-point? No. I can’t until I go deeper in, but I can say that this is an affordable Lego toy that is easily found on offer for £5.99. With no additional sets, Stuntz or otherwise, it’s a great stand-alone toy for those that are 5 or more years of age. Let’s see where it takes us and determine whether the small collection I have built was worth it.
First Impressions – Just as much fun without the rest of the Stuntz range. Make a ramp, and off you go!
Price-Point – Average
Time to Build – 5-10 Minutes
Score: 8/10
(All details were correct at the time of writing, 25th March ‘2024)
