LEGONINJAGO Arc Dragon of Focus Toy with 8 Minifigures and a Spinjitzu Spinner - Interactive Ninja Playset for 9+ Year Old Boys & Girls - Birthday Gift for Dragons Rising Fans - 71836

Graet addition to my sons lego collection. Lego is always a great option to tempt kids away from screentime..

This Ninjago lego is a great set. It has a twoheaded dragon with movable body parts making it great for immersive play with kids, the flapping wings make it even more exciting! Outside of it being fun for kids, it's also an impressive build and figure for adults to have on display. It also included some little mini figures, I don't know the characters but they are styled in true lego style and look cool. It's a good investment if you're into Ninjago and a fun build too - might be a little too complex and challenging for younger builders because of the complexity of the movable parts but with a little help or supervision should be fine.

This came in a nice laid out cardboard box, just the kind of thing I'd have loved back in the day, however the nephews are going through a lego faze are were absolutely thrilled with this set.This set's a step up from the basic stuff, but not quite a Technics set; it's a bit limited. But the design and finished look are amazing, and it's way cheaper than some Technics sets.The instructions are top-notch, just like Lego always is; super easy to follow. The finished model is really impressive, and any Ninjago fan will love it.For the price of £89 I feel it was a reasonable price and with fast next day delivery compared to most other retailers. I would recommend this set for any lego enthusiast.

There's a lot to like about this lego pack. You get a nice selection of pretty cool mini figures for one thing, and who doesn't love building a dragon - and this one has two heads! Very cool idea. The dragon itself I think looks great but could be a little better in a couple of places, i.e although it is posable to a degree, it's not as posable as I would have expected for the price point so just something to think about if you are into that kind of thing. It might make it makes it a little less interesting to play with, but again depends what you are getting it for. It'll look very cool if it's just for display, but, lego is meant to be played with right :)Saying that, on the whole it's a very cool set that kids will surely enjoy. Cool figure, cool minifigures, instructions are very good, it's maybe just tad expensive for what you get (i.e. in terms of features/size) but would still recommend it.

Just what you would expect from lego, a very comprehensive set of step by step instructions to build this Ninjago model.The model itself is impressive standing around 7 inches tall depending on pose.I like the detail in component parts and the mechanism that allow the wings to move and the ability to shoot from it's chest.There are a good number of lego characters included so so great for kids to interact with or more of a collectors item for display.For the price it's a good indepeth build.

Great dragon which our son loved making although being 7 he needed a bit of help with the build with this being a 9+ set. It was not too difficult but the orientation of some of the parts is a little complicated and he got a little muddled with which way round some of the pieces went. He enjoyed building it but his concentration wained a little as the younger sets seem to be achievable chunks which he can play with as he goes but the majority of this build is one big chunk of a dragon and the end seemed a long way off for him.That said I think in a couple of years he will be able to take something like this on no problem so 9+ is the right age range in my opinion. The final dragon is great with articulating wings which flap and the first two headed dragon we have met from Lego. The battle Spinjitzu spinner was the highlight for him however and is really interactive although I like a good model myself and really like the dragon. Loads of mini figures for him to play with and apologies for the lack of them in the photos but he snaffled a few of them and the spinner into his school bag when I was taking the photos.Quite pricey, but hey its lego, and you do get a great two headed dragon along with a spinner which is £9 by itself as well as 8 mini figures so not too bad all in all.

Supplied in a beautifully printed cardboard box, this is the sort of thing I would have loved to have received on Christmas Day when I was a boy. Unfortunately, this sort of set was not around back then; I had to ‘make do’ with base Lego sets and Lego Technics…Just in case you can’t tell, my last comment was made with my tongue firmly in my cheek. There is no making do with Lego; it is a ‘toy’ that I have huge respect for.I feel this set sits somewhat above a base set but nowhere near a Lego Technics set; it is a little limited in scope. Where it is not limited, however, is in design or, when assembled, appearance. Also, it is a darn sight cheaper than some of the Technics sets.The instructions to put this together are up to Lego’s extremely high standards; they are easy to follow and visualise. As stated, when assembled, this is quite impressive, and if you are a Ninjago aficionado, it is a worthy addition to the collection.

We haven't tried a Ninjago lego set until now, and weren't disappointed. The build is quite complex but really enjoyable, and as always with lego the quality of the pieces and the instructions is excellent. All the unique minifigures are brilliant too. It's expensive, as lego often is, but you certainly can't fault the design or quality.