Name: The Gatehouse Raid
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 70402-1
Rating: 81 (5 reviews)

The Gatehouse Raid is LEGO set 70402-1. It has a score of 81. This is average compared to all other sets. The set is recommended by 0 reviews, based on 3 scored reviews and 5 reviews total. It is ranked in the top 46.6% scored sets on Brick Insights. We know this set was released in 2013, and it is categorised in Castle.

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Recommendations

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Price Per Part (PPP)

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Average PPP for System in 2013 is 0.15. PPP for this set is 0.13, which is better.

All prices are in $USD, adjusted for inflation. This set is compared to other sets categorised as System. Read more about this in our article about price comparisons.

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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Average PPM for System in 2013 is 20.26. PPM for this set is 8.23, which is better.

All prices are in $USD, adjusted for inflation. This set is compared to other sets categorised as System. Read more about this in our article about price comparisons.

PPM only takes the number of minifigs into account and discards everything else. It's a guide, not a rule.

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Review breakdown

Scored reviews

amazon.com Recommendation: meh 4.3 / 5 → 86 / 100

Brickset Recommendation: meh 4 / 5 → 80 / 100

Brickpicker Recommendation: meh 7.7 / 10 → 77 / 100

Unscored reviews

JANGBRiCKS

Eurobricks

Set information

Set ID: 70402-1
Name: The Gatehouse Raid
Parts: 248
Minifigs: 4

Retail price (USD):
Original: 29.99
Inflation adjusted: 32.91

Price Per Part (USD):
Original: 0.12
Inflation adjusted: 0.13

Price Per Minifig (USD):
Original: 7.50
Inflation adjusted: 8.23

More sets:

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Recommendation: meh 4.3 / 5 from 110 reviews

I bought this along with the LEGO Castle Dragon Mountain set. The only disappointing pieces in both sets are the helmet and visor for the knights. They're not the shiny metallic plastic, instead they're a dull gray plastic. That doesn't take away from the overall likability of the set, so it's still a great set. My preschooler daughter loves the horse along with the dragon from the other set.

This score from amazon.com is an aggregate of 110 reviewers. The snippet above represent only one of them.

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Brickset

Recommendation: meh 4 / 5 from 2 reviews

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Brickpicker

Recommendation: meh 7.7 / 10 from 1 review

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JANGBRiCKS

by Jang

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Eurobricks

by oo7

Of the few interesting things that can be said about the gatehouse, the 2x2 dark tan tile with the central stud effectively prevents the gate from opening out in the wrong direction, and the central merlon at the top of the tower provides a magic crystal and a lion-emblazoned heater shield (while those used by the knights below are both kite shields). Why magic? I can't imagine what else mysteriously teleports the guard up there!

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