LEGO Pokémon Rayquaza - Collectible Building Set for Adults, Ages 18+ - Posable Pokémon Figure for Display - Desk, Bookshelf or Home Office Decor - Gift for Men & Women - 72168

My favourite of all the legendary Pokemon, Rayquaza holds a special place in my childhood. This build brought flooding memories back to me tonight as the sky pillar rose to ultimately reveal the brilliantly designed sky beast. A little pricey for the kit but a kit well worth the nostalgia for any big kid

Just the perfect Rayquaza set. Rayquaza looks majestic. Sky Pillar looks great, compact but not too small with very nice clouds and I love the little ladder. Zinnia is a very appreciated addition. Incorporating anime-style characters into lego was never to translate perfectly, but I think they did a good job with her. And while this is definitely more of a display piece, Rayquaza is easily detachable for play.

As the world's biggest Pokémon fan, I was so excited when Lego was releasing more Lego Pokémon sets. This is definitely one of the coolest smaller Lego sets that I've built. The set is extremely detailed, both Rayquaza and Sky Pillar. The clouds add some unique charm to the set. The set is very sturdy and is easy to move around. There is virtually no repetition. The biggest flaw in the set is that I wish Rayquaza could have been removable. Just so kids can play with it. But, overall, this set is definitely recommended for any Pokémon fan.

What an absolute amazing build. Very simple. Very fun process. Hope we get Groudon, and Kyogre down the road, and hopefully more legendaries, including the Sinnoh ones!

Super thrilled to get to build a set of my favorite pokemon. Easy enough to build with my 4yo son. My only nerd complaint is the character included—would much rather of seen the game lore addressed with Wallace and/or a pokemon Emerald avatar. Also wish Rayquaza had one or more pieces for the tail. Happy overall.

Really fun to build, love the size of rayquaza it's perfect

A beautiful first step to a never ending theme FULL of potential ideas and opportunities (of future sets) I'm so glad this is the first set to have an actual minifigure, this set is honestly a beautiful display piece and I love the imagination and creativity put into it. People can complain that is not 10000% scale accurate, but using the materials (lego) provided , i think LEGO did an amazing job with this set and I can't wait to see what other minifigure sets they will soon roll of (Honestly hoping for a misty with her gyarados)

The build set is not difficult, my favorite legendary Pokemon. The color and size funny enough is similar to the Pokemon Center plushies that I have of Rayquaza. Is a good price and affordable for me. The more detail and pieces seems to be higher price. I'm pretty satisfied

It's a genuine shame to see a set with this much potential get squandered. The proportions are off across the board; the face is far too big for the body, the body itself misses everything it could have been, and the tail is just plain wrong. For one of the most iconic Pokémon out there, this feels like a missed opportunity at every turn. What stings most is that it'll probably sell well anyway. Not because it's good, but because it's the perfect nostalgia hit: LEGO plus a childhood favourite. Plenty of people will look past how disappointing it is just to own it. And the worry is that LEGO will read those sales as a green light to keep churning out shoddy sets like this one. Rayquaza deserved better.

Whole set is just wrong. Colors , size , everything. I really cant believe they dropped the ball this hard on this model. It's a shame since I'm not sure they'll do another rayquaza except for maybe a smart play version. Unfortunate. I am not a fan of how it looks next to my arcanine and eevee as well since the size is just so off.