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"Earning a BrickScore of 73.5, the Ocean Diver polybag is a collector-friendly gem in a tiny package — both reviewers recommend buying it for its exclusive diver minifigure and brand-new stingray mold alone, with the negligible build being the only real caveat."
Both reviewers agree that LEGO City 30370 Ocean Diver is a polybag punching well above its weight class thanks to two standout inclusions: an exclusive Ocean Exploration Diver minifigure with unique 2020 printing and a brand-new stingray animal mold replacing the 2001 version. The build itself is almost an afterthought — a simple SCUBA scooter and a rock outcropping — but neither reviewer holds that against the set given its polybag format and price point. The consensus is a clear "buy," primarily driven by the exclusive parts and limited GWP availability.
Where they split: Reviewers broadly agreed, but framed the target audience slightly differently — BricksFanz leaned toward collectors, while The Brothers Brick positioned it as an affordable entry for kids into the underwater play theme. This is a minor tonal difference rather than a substantive disagreement.
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"Although it's currently not widely available, this polybag set is the best and most likely cheapest way to get the Stingray creature and new style Diver Minifigure."
BricksFanz
"Small, affordable sets that span the range of micro-vehicles to minifigure-based adventures"
The Brothers Brick"Although it's currently not widely available, this polybag set is the best and most likely cheapest way to get the Stingray creature and new style Diver Minifigure."
"Small, affordable sets that span the range of micro-vehicles to minifigure-based adventures"
Amazon4.8
