Every set I finish gets a row.

Four scores out of ten: how good the build was, how it looks on the shelf, whether it was worth the money, and whether I will still want it there in five years. They add up to a total out of forty. Nothing is weighted, so a set that wins has won on all four.

The rest of the row is fact rather than opinion — piece count, RRP, price per piece, minifigure count, box dimensions, and the date LEGO retired it. That last column turned out to be the useful one.

Fifty-one sets so far. Heavy on Star Wars, Icons and Speed Champions, with the occasional bag of flowers.