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Let's do a direct comparison of [1] "70412-1: Soldiers Fort" (2015) to [2] "6263-1: Imperial Outpost" (1995): - Older set has a big baseplate which enables a c
by bluetomcat 7y ago
Let's do a direct comparison of [1] "70412-1: Soldiers Fort" (2015) to [2] "6263-1: Imperial Outpost" (1995):
- Older set has a big baseplate which enables a child to start building a new structure easily
- Older set has well-pronounced architectural elements like arcs and slopes and feels like a solid structure, newer set feels airy and ad-hoc
- Older set has minifigs with a simple paint, newer set has cartoon-like characters
- Older set has a more realistic colour scheme, newer set again feels cartoonish
- Older set has a specially designed backside for playing and putting minifigs
[1] https://brickset.com/sets/70412-1/Soldiers-Fort https://brickset.com/sets/70412-1/Soldiers-Fort
[2] https://brickset.com/sets/6263-1/Imperial-Outpost https://brickset.com/sets/6263-1/Imperial-Outpost
- rdtwo 7y agoThey look like different tiers of sets the first one is like a 20$ set while the second is a 10$ one