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Showing reviewed sets from any year in prince of persia ordered by released year ↘ reviewed by any reviewer displayed as list.

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75

Avoid 43%

The Ostrich Race

169 parts. 3 minifigs. $19.99. 7 reviews.

7570-1 Prince of Persia The Sands of Time 2010

7570-1 The Ostrich Race

78

Indifference 50%

The Fight for the Dagger

258 parts. 4 minifigs. $29.99. 8 reviews.

7571-1 Prince of Persia The Sands of Time 2010

7571-1 The Fight for the Dagger

73

Indifference 60%

Quest Against Time

506 parts. 4 minifigs. $49.99. 5 reviews.

7572-1 Prince of Persia The Sands of Time 2010

7572-1 Quest Against Time

74

Indifference 60%

Dagger Trap

52 parts. 1 minifigs. 5 reviews.

20017-1 Prince of Persia Promotional 2010

20017-1 Dagger Trap

85

Recomended 60%

Battle of Alamut

821 parts. 7 minifigs. $79.99. 5 reviews.

7573-1 Prince of Persia The Sands of Time 2010

7573-1 Battle of Alamut

79

Indifference 57%

Desert Attack

57 parts. 4 minifigs. $10.99. 7 reviews.

7569-1 Prince of Persia The Sands of Time 2010

7569-1 Desert Attack

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