I know we're barely into 2024 but I was somewhat surprised to find two new poybags at Barnes & Noble. This one is quite different from Wednesday's review though.
Bag. MSRP is $4.99, for a $0.07 Price per Piece.
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Parts. Dish, Plates, Wedge Plates, Round Tiles, Quarter Circle Curved Slopes, Arches, Curved Slopes w/Cutout, Bricks w/Stud on Side, Brackets, Slopes, Cones, Studless Slopes, Turntable Base, turntable Top, Double Curved Slopes, Boat Sliders, Minifig Hose Nozzles, Bar Plates, Plate w/Pinhole, Clip Plates, Rounded Plates, and Bar w/Stop.
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Free Build. IO Frigate (2Rs/2Y).
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Set Build. 2Ra/1B/2Y.
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Size Comparison 2. As you can see it pushes the edges of "The Box" but is somewhere between a Chub and a Classic in height.
The Questions:
Can you build something -- a frame, station, or starship -- right away? Yes. (+5)
Is it below, at, or above the golden ratio? Below. (+5) (The Golden Ratio is $0.10 per part.)
If you can't build a frame right away, or choose not to, does it have parts you should be able to put into use right away? Yes. (+5)
Does it have more than a handful of immediately useful parts? Yes. (+5)
Score: +20 (A+). Frame-in-a-Bag. I think a squad of these wouldn't look out of place on any gaming table.
Is it below, at, or above the golden ratio? Below. (+5) (The Golden Ratio is $0.10 per part.)
If you can't build a frame right away, or choose not to, does it have parts you should be able to put into use right away? Yes. (+5)
Does it have more than a handful of immediately useful parts? Yes. (+5)
Score: +20 (A+). Frame-in-a-Bag. I think a squad of these wouldn't look out of place on any gaming table.
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