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"Aragorn and Arwen earns its Mixed Reviews rating at 66.6 on the merits of the BrickHeadz format, but 254 owners averaging 4.8 out of 5 signal that LOTR fans will find it a satisfying and affordable addition to the 2022 wave."
Aragorn and Arwen is a Mixed Reviews BrickHeadz set scoring 66.6, occupying the lower end of the format's quality spectrum while carrying strong appeal for Lord of the Rings fans specifically. Expert scoring reflects the BrickHeadz format's inherent limitations in parts value, build depth, and display ambition. Owners are considerably more enthusiastic, with 254 buyers averaging 4.8 out of 5 and 94% recommending the set, driven largely by LOTR franchise affection rather than evaluation of the format itself.
Where they split: The most notable gap is between the Mixed Reviews tier assigned by expert scoring (66.6) and the strongly positive owner rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 254 buyers. The expert rating reflects honest limitations of the BrickHeadz format; the owner enthusiasm is almost entirely franchise-driven. Buyers who are LOTR fans should weight the owner signal; those evaluating the set on pure LEGO merit should weight the expert score.
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"I understand the design choice to go with a plain green dress, but I think there was a lost opportunity here to really commit, and have her entire dress printed, or at the very least, the upper half to really pay homage …"
Jay's Brick Blog
"These two BrickHeadz are well-executed, but not particularly remarkable"
Brickset Reviews"I understand the design choice to go with a plain green dress, but I think there was a lost opportunity here to really commit, and have her entire dress printed, or at the very least, the upper half to really pay homage to the delicate Elven details on her dress."
"These two BrickHeadz are well-executed, but not particularly remarkable"
Owners love this set as the return of LOTR to LEGO, with exceptional praise for character detail, prints, and the cute coronation outfits, though some wish for bigger figures, clearer dark printing, and traditional minifigure playsets instead.
Amazon4.8
LEGO.com4.8
