Name: Slumbo
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 41509-1
Rating: 76 (5 reviews)

Slumbo is LEGO set 41509-1. It has a score of 76. This is average compared to all other sets. The set is recommended by 0 reviews, based on 2 scored reviews and 5 reviews total. It is ranked in the bottom 30.5% scored sets on Brick Insights. We know this set was released in 2014, and it is categorised in Mixels.

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Recommendations

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Price Per Part (PPP)

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Average PPP for System in 2014 is 0.13. PPP for this set is 0.09, which is better.

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PPP is a guide, not a rule, and affected by the type of parts included. A set containing small generic parts generally have better PPP than one containing larger specialized parts.

Price Per Minifig (PPM)

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We do not currently know how the average price per minifig for this set compares to other sets.

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Review breakdown

Scored reviews

ttpm Recommendation: no 4 / 5 → 80 / 100

Brickset Recommendation: no 3.6 / 5 → 72 / 100

Unscored reviews

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Set information

Set ID: 41509-1
Name: Slumbo
Parts: 61

Retail price (USD):
Original: 4.99
Inflation adjusted: 5.39

Price Per Part (USD):
Original: 0.08
Inflation adjusted: 0.09

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ttpm

Recommendation: no 4 / 5

Fans of the Mixels app and series will like building and mixing the characters with these sets. These are also a fun way to introduce new kids to the brand given that many children like to build and play with creatures.

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Brickset

Recommendation: no 3.6 / 5 from 1 review

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BZPower

by Jason

I am very impressed with the Frosticon Mixels. They all have unique character designs that reflect the creativity of the entire Mixel line, plus I love the use of the semi-rare medium azure color with the other shades of blues. Beyond that, they also include the Galaxy Squad and Ninjago weapon pieces, which were previously only available in the more expensive sets from those themes. All three of them work great as parts packs, as each seems to contain some relatively rare elements. The three character designs are also nice, although Lunk is a little lackluster in comparison to the other two in my opinion.

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by Jang

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by Huw

Slumbo was the first one to catch my eye when pictures of this series first emerged, due to the clever use of minifig heads and helmets for its eyes, and now having built him, he doesn't disappoint. They create a look quite different from other Mixels eyes and give him a distinctive personality.

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