Ninjago The Golden Dragon 70504

I bought this for my now 6 year old son, who loves the Lego Ninjago theme. As you may know, Ninjago has a bunch of dragons in the overall storyline, with the four elemental dragons (ice, fire, lightning, and earth) playing a pivotal role in the second season (ninjas versus serpentines). Unfortunately, by the time we got around to Ninjago, the kits with the elemental dragons were already out of production, and some had spiked in price by 400%(!) on the secondary market. The four-headed Ultra Dragon could (and as of this writing) can still be found in a retail set (Epic Dragon Battle), but that one is between $90-100. The Golden Dragon comes from the third season (ninjas versus stone warriors and the Overlord), and at around $25, it's a much more accessible price point. My 6 year old, who has some experience with Legos, put it together by himself without any help and without getting frustrated, so the build seems fairly straightforward. The "blades" that make up the wings can spread or narrow, and there are a number of joint points that allow it to be put into different poses. It comes with a small green ball that can be launched from the mouth; beware that, like most small objects, this can and probably will go missing, giving rise to cries of "I lost my green ball and I need it!!!" The kits has two minifigures: a golden ninja (which is Lloyd) and a stone warrior. The stone warrior is kind of non-descript and definitely not as fun as the serpentines who came in the previous releases. The golden ninja is distinctive and I believe can be found only in this set.

I'll admit it--I grew up with old fashioned legos that you just build whatever your little mind can dream up, so I didn't really *get* these new sets where they are designed to build just one very specific thing. Seemed like kind of a waste to me. I got this set for my son's 6th birthday, since he just loves Ninjago right now, and it has helped me understand the benefit of these sets. Instead of viewing it like free-form legos, I now see them as kind of a puzzle. I really enjoyed helping my son find the right pieces and watch him put them together following the instructions, and now he has this super cool Ninjago dragon toy. So I like having this dragon toy for him, and really appreciate the process of allowing my son to put it together himself. Very cool. My son really is thrilled with this set. He loves the Golden Ninja, the dragon, the bad guys. . . he was a bit disappointed that the catapult doesn't really launch the little lego dudes across the room, but overall, just very pleased.

Fun to put together and awesome toy afterwards. Clever use of parts to create a multi-jointed, flexible dragon. Not just a figure to look at, but lots of cool pieces to move once together. The beautiful dragon head with the green ball that shoots out of his mouth and the spreadable/retractable wings are the best.

It is an awesome building toy. I know it is targeted for kids 8-14, but I got it for my 6 y/o boy, who loves to build and loves Ninjago. He enjoyed it tremendously. He just needed a little help, but was able to do it almost by himself. The booklet is very clear, as all Lego's are, explaining the steps. It is a high quality toy. It can move smoothly and doesn't fall apart easily. It might get frustrating loosing the ball, but other than that I would highly recommend it.

I bought 2 of these back when the price was a reasonable thirty bucks. For that price it is an excellent set. Both my kids loved this and one of them liked it enough that it went up on his keeper shelf instead of in the community Lego bin. A good rule of thumb is approximately 10 to 15 cents per Lego piece is a good deal for a Lego set. Unless it has a Lot a really specialty pieces like animals, dinosaurs, etc. Then you'll look to pay a little bit more than that.

The shipping came earlier then expected and my son had a great time building it. He bought it last summer and today, most of everything is still intact(and not lost in our house of broken up to build something else).

I purchased this item as a gift for a Ninjago enthusiast and am extremely satisfied with the purchase. Although my nephew is 5 years old and the product clearly states the toy suitable for an older child, I do not regret this purchase. It made for opportune time of putting together the dragon, where my nephew organizes the bits and hands me the necessary parts. He can go on and on about the different ninjas and spinjitsu all while watching and occasionally placing bits where needed. PROs: -opportunities to learn -helpful guides -easy to connect parts CONs: -as with all Lego sets, small parts that must be monitored I made the purchase and am accountable for any lost bits. I am satisfied with this set and would recommend for any Lego Ninjago fan.

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It is a good set. The dragon was a little difficult for my 6 yr old to make but he still managed to make it all by himself. The dragon shoots out a green ball which he loves.

kids love it

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I bought this for my 7yr old son. He just loves it and assembled it with ease. The pieces are smooth and fit well into the grooves.

My son really wanted this for Christmas and he loves it! His dad helped him put it together. Hours of play!