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"Scoring a BrickScore of 66.6 across both reviews, Elastigirl's Rooftop Pursuit is a light but charming Juniors set that lives or dies by its exclusive minifigures — if you want Elastigirl's stretched-arm variant and Screenslaver, this is your only stop; just don't expect the builds to wow anyone beyond the youngest fans."
Reviewers broadly agree that Elastigirl's Rooftop Pursuit is a decent, if unspectacular, entry-level set aimed squarely at younger fans of The Incredibles 2. The headline draw is its pair of exclusive minifigures — Elastigirl with unique stretched arms and Screenslaver with a new helmet — which both reviewers highlighted as the set's strongest asset. The builds are acknowledged as simple and quick-start driven, appropriate for the Juniors audience but underwhelming for seasoned builders. It's seen as the smallest and least impressive of the three Incredibles Juniors sets, yet still a worthwhile pick for collectors chasing a complete Incredibles roster.
Where they split: Both reviewers land close together in overall verdict (68 vs. 65), but diverge slightly on recommendation: The Brick Fan suggests waiting for a sale, while BricksFanz recommends an outright buy — particularly for collectors. The build experience score also splits (55 vs. 75), reflecting The Brick Fan's greater emphasis on the simplicity as a negative versus BricksFanz treating ease-of-build as a positive for the Juniors format.
"Overall, the LEGO Juniors The Incredibles 2 Elastigirl's Rooftop Pursuit (10759) is actually a pretty neat set."
The Brick Fan"The smallest of the new Incredibles sets may not be as exciting has the other two sets but still has its good points."
BricksFanz"Overall, the LEGO Juniors The Incredibles 2 Elastigirl's Rooftop Pursuit (10759) is actually a pretty neat set."
"The smallest of the new Incredibles sets may not be as exciting has the other two sets but still has its good points."
Amazon4.8
Walmart4.9
