LEGO NINJAGO Elemental Dragon vs. The Empress Mech 71796 Building Toy Set, Features a Dragon, Mech, Ninja Flyer and 6 Minifigures, Gift for Boys and Girls Ages 9+ Who Love Ninja Warriors

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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son was very happy to get this set of ninjago dragons and add them to the lego world as long as he loves them so much, he was happy to spend his day building his new favourite, "the Elemental dragon vs the espresso mech” from lego", I was with him helping him, he had fun building the lego as he followed the instruction book, Which made the way to install the Lego easy.The legos were arranged in plastic packages.I was so proud that we built such a big package in just a few hours.I recommend this set,for the price it's worth a try,it's really cool 100%

I bought this set for my dragon obsessed daughter and helped her build it. The Dragon has good articulation and brilliant shaping. It is sturdier and more stable than most large character builds, however the light yellow curved slope tiles on the spine are easy to knock off and repeated play can cause the spine section on the hips to separate. I am incredibly biased due to the obvious source of inspiration for the mech but this is hands down my favourite small-to-mid sized mech from any theme to date. The dragon's design, parts usage and powering up functionality make it feel like the ultimate EVO dragon, showing that system living up to its potential.

I’ve recently begun collecting a lot of LEGO Dragons. For a while, my favorite had been Lloyd’s Legendary Dragon for its design and personality. However, I am pleased to say that I have a new favorite. The Elemental Dragon in this set is, bar-none, the best dragon I’ve ever built. The articulation is fantastic for a large creature like this, which is really impressive considering how intricate the build is. It makes for good play and a stellar display item. The ability to modify its appearance with the micro-jet is also a great touch, really amplifies the dragon’s presence in your collection. If I had to pick a downside for the build, I do prefer how Lloyd’s Legendary Dragon’s head wad made, but it isn’t as bad here as say the Water Dragon. The price is also a bit egregious, but for a dragon nut it’s worth it. The mech is also pretty good. Makes for a great side build with nice articulation, but it wasn’t my priority. Overall, I recommend the set. Stellar dragon, cool mech, meh price.

Jay’s dragon is made extremely well. It didn’t take long for it to be built considering how many pieces it has and it’s wings are also very cool considering it is printed.

This was easily my overall favorite 2023 Lego set so I was really happy when I got this. I also love that this set is so accurate to how the dragon appears in Ninjago Dragons Rising.

Fairly typical for a lego set really. Good quality pieces and easy to build. You have to like the theme to start with, but if you do then it's a good set. I feel like it's a little overpriced for what you're getting but that's not unusual with these things.

Purchased this Lego set for grandson’s 9th birthday which is this Saturday. Walmart had the item with the best delivery date. I was lucky to have it delivered same day! Lego prices (pricey) are the same everywhere.

This is probably one of my favorite Lego dragons that have ever been released. I like how the flyer can be separated into pieces that can be used to upgrade the dragon. I personally like having the flyer be its own thing since the dragon looks good on its own. The Empress Mech is really nice with some good articulation, what else can I say, its a villain build. Solid 9/10 set.

Bought brand new for $160. My son was super disappointed when we opened the box and only bags 3, 5, and 8 and unsealed instructions were included. We did not realized it was Toyburg and not Walmart. Buyer beware. I was suspicious when the finger holes were covered in tape.