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"One of the most creative licensed sets LEGO has made, earning a BrickScore of 83.3 for its invertible dual-world design, eight spot-on minifigures, and remarkable detail fidelity to the show. Owners rate it 4.64 out of 5, with the only consistent caveat being the tricky final joining step between the two worlds."
75810 The Upside Down is one of the most conceptually inventive sets LEGO has produced, earning a BrickScore of 83.3 and a Highly Recommended tier for its dual-world design, exceptional minifigure lineup, and the genuine engineering feat of a 2,287-piece house that can be physically flipped upside down and stay intact. Owner reception confirms the expert verdict: 728 buyers average 4.64 out of 5, and 83 percent would recommend it. The main area of hesitation from owners centers on value (4.13 out of 5 on LEGO.com's value signal), and a recurring construction challenge when joining the two worlds together, but the overwhelming tone is delight.
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"This is the top performer so far out of these five higher-priced LEGO sets that retired at the end of 2021 according to their current eBay prices around 9 months after retirement."
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"This is the most fun I've had building a set and its details since the excellent Ninjago City and Ninjago City Docks."
The Brothers Brick"This is the top performer so far out of these five higher-priced LEGO sets that retired at the end of 2021 according to their current eBay prices around 9 months after retirement."
"This is the most fun I've had building a set and its details since the excellent Ninjago City and Ninjago City Docks."
Amazon4.8
LEGO.com4.3