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"Medieval Town Square lands a BrickScore of 74.7 as a solid Recommended set that delivers exceptional piece-per-dollar value, a standout tax collector minifigure, and the kind of hinged-interior modular design that rewards both display builders and active players. The 82% would-recommend rate from 629 owners confirms broad satisfaction, with the only persistent criticism being a wish for more farm animals."
The Medieval Town Square drew enthusiastic praise from reviewers who had been longing for a return to castle-themed sets, with the $0.07 per piece price point singled out as exceptional value for a 3,304-piece build. The hinged modular buildings with detailed interiors, the tax collector minifigure, a new Wolfpack figure, and references to classic 1980s castle sets all resonated strongly. Owner ratings back that up: 629 ratings average 4.68 out of 5 and 82% of LEGO.com buyers would recommend it, though that recommend rate is notably lower than the near-unanimous expert enthusiasm, suggesting a small fraction of buyers had unmet expectations.
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"this is the first Lego set to truly bring back the goat and it's in dark gray color here on the top of the box"
Solid Brix Studios
"This definitely a worth successor to the Medieval Market Village – those buildings just used slope bricks for the roofs anyway!"
The Brothers Brick"this is the first Lego set to truly bring back the goat and it's in dark gray color here on the top of the box"
"This definitely a worth successor to the Medieval Market Village – those buildings just used slope bricks for the roofs anyway!"
Amazon4.7Walmart4.7
LEGO.com4.6
Target4.7
