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"A BrickScore of 75.3 paired with 1,426 owner ratings averaging 4.80 and a 100% would-recommend rate makes this a Recommended set with a firm caveat: you are largely paying for two exceptional dinosaur molds, and the supporting build reflects that tradeoff at $0.173 per piece. Jurassic fans who have waited for a LEGO Therizinosaurus will not be disappointed."
The Giganotosaurus and Therizinosaurus Attack set carries a BrickScore of 75.3 and a Recommended rating, driven almost entirely by the appeal of its two large, newly introduced dinosaur molds. Owner enthusiasm is high: 1,426 ratings average 4.80 out of 5, and LEGO.com buyers rate play experience at 4.93 out of 5 with a 100% would-recommend rate. The critical consensus is more measured, with parts value scoring just 48.8 and value for money at 64, reflecting that at $139.99 MSRP ($0.173 per piece) much of the asking price is carried by the dinosaur figures rather than the supporting build. Buyers consistently flag the Therizinosaurus as a set highlight and a figure they had long wanted LEGO to produce.
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"a bizarre premise that manages to create one of the most entertaining and ridiculous LEGO Jurassic World sets so far"
Brick Fanatics"However, in the case of Giganotosaurus & Therizinosaurus Attack, they really do. I am super impressed with these figurines, especially the giganotosaurus."
True North Bricks"a bizarre premise that manages to create one of the most entertaining and ridiculous LEGO Jurassic World sets so far"
"However, in the case of Giganotosaurus & Therizinosaurus Attack, they really do. I am super impressed with these figurines, especially the giganotosaurus."
Amazon4.8
LEGO.com4.8
