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"Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes earns a BrickScore of 71.5 and is a near-unanimous crowd-pleaser — Harry Potter fans love its colorful accuracy, detail-packed build, and strong minifig lineup, with only minor gripes around stickers, scale, and price."
Reviewers are overwhelmingly positive about the Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes set, consistently praising its vibrant design, film-accurate details, and enjoyable build experience. The set is seen as a worthy standalone piece and an excellent complement to both the older Diagon Alley set (10217) and the larger 75978 set, with several buyers noting it surpasses the Weasleys' shop in the bigger set in terms of detail and easter eggs. The minifigure selection and printed details earn particular appreciation. A handful of reviewers flag value concerns and the heavy use of stickers, and a few felt the set was slightly smaller than expected.
Where they split: Value for money is the one point of genuine split: several reviewers gave it full marks feeling the detail and figures justify $90, while others scored it notably lower citing the set's smaller-than-expected footprint. Playability also divided opinion, ranging from full scores among those who enjoyed interactive features to low scores from those who wanted more.
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"This is an odd set as it's both smaller and bigger than the Diagon Alley version of the location, it's also more detailed and less details than the Diagon Alley set. That may seem impossible but that's the only way to de…"
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"if you have the large Diagon Alley, there's very little reason to get this set. If you don't, then this is a much more affordable way to get the Fred and George torsos and a representation of their shop."
The Brothers Brick"This is an odd set as it's both smaller and bigger than the Diagon Alley version of the location, it's also more detailed and less details than the Diagon Alley set. That may seem impossible but that's the only way to describe it."
"if you have the large Diagon Alley, there's very little reason to get this set. If you don't, then this is a much more affordable way to get the Fred and George torsos and a representation of their shop."
Amazon4.7
LEGO.com4.3
