Nice LEGO box, good price.
I ordered it in advance for 5-12, but it looks like it will be a great set. The price was good and the delivery was also fine.
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Recreate ninja battles against the Ice Emperor, General Vex, and the Blizzard Samurai warriors with this ice castle toy playset for boys and girls. The LEGO® NINJAGO® 70678 Castle of the Forsaken Emperor building features the Ice Emperor's throne with a throne-reveal function, 2 towers—1 with a stud-shooting crossbow—and a separate ice tower with a spring-loaded shooter and an opening ice prison. Kids will love recreating scenes from the NINJAGO TV show and role-playing their own stories with 7 minifigures, a posable Ice Dragon toy, and lots of cool weapons and accessory elements, including the Ice Emperor's Scroll of Forbidden Spinjitzu weapon and Lloyd FS's new-for-June-2019 tornado spinner toy. This castle toy playset includes 7 new-for-June-2019 LEGO® NINJAGO® minifigures: Lloyd FS (Forbidden Spinjitzu), Cole, Akita, Ice Emperor, General Vex, Blizzard Sword Master, and Blizzard Archer. The Castle of the Forsaken Emperor building features the Ice Emperor's throne, ice arch, and a throne-reveal function with an attachment point for Lloyd FS's tornado spinner, 2 towers, a stud-shooting crossbow, weapon storage, and assorted weapons and accessory elements, including ice skates, ice hockey stick, shovel, katana, and a dagger. The ice tower features a spring-loaded shooter and ice prison with a bone element and room for a minifigure inside and a lever-operated opening door. This cool toy for kids includes an Ice Dragon with a posable head, legs, and tail. Weapons include Cole's silver-colored katana and gold-colored hammer, Akita's dagger, the Ice Emperor's Scroll of Forbidden Spinjitzu weapon, General Vex's ice spear, Blizzard Sword Master's 2 ice katanas, and Blizzard Archer's crossbow. Accessory elements include Lloyd FS's new-for-June-2019 tornado spinner toy, a "powered-up" hood element, Cole's katana holder, Akita's wolf head and cape, and ice armor for the Ice Emperor and General Vex. A great holiday gift for kids to recreate exciting action from the NINJAGO® TV show. Add 70671 Lloyd's Journey and 70676 Lloyd's Titan Mech LEGO® toy building sets to play out more adventures with Lloyd in the Never-Realm. The Castle of the Forsaken Emperor measures over 8" (22cm) high, 12" (32cm) wide, and 8" (22cm) deep. The Ice Tower measures over 7" (19cm) high, 2" (6cm) wide, and 2" (7cm) deep. The Ice Dragon measures over 5" (14cm) high, 14" (37cm) long, and 20" (51cm) wide.
Our son was very excited to start building this new LEGO set. The set (according to the box) is for children from 9 years old. This was one of the reasons I built the LEGO with our 6-year-old. Another reason is... It's LEGO... When we opened the box, we first looked at all the bags and how beautiful and detailed the instructions were. The book has 260 pages and everywhere the steps are clearly illustrated and described, just as you are used to with LEGO. First up was the dragon. After unpacking the dragon's bags and laying everything out on the table, we started on it. The first thing that struck me was how big the dragon eventually became. The material used for the wings, a sturdy piece of plastic, fits perfectly around the LEGO. Furthermore, the head and tail consist of all sorts of connecting pieces, which you can rotate in all possible positions. After we had put the dragon together, we put the box aside for the rest of the day. Every day we built two bags. It's still fun to see that with each bag you are gradually expanding the overall picture. Next up was the castle itself. First, we made the rotating mechanism of the castle. This allows you to move the castle walls once the castle is finished. Again, it's great to see how little LEGO can achieve so much. The bottom of the towers are identical to each other, so building here was a bit faster. Also, the throne was nice to make. After the castle was finished, you could use a LEGO brick to open and close the castle walls, and the emperor was revealed. Finally, there is also a cannon tower to build with a real large crossbow on top. The crossbow itself is of course for decoration, but there are 2 special LEGO bricks with a spring inside, so you can still shoot the arrows. And they go quite far. There is plenty of fun to be had with this set. Also, the 7 figures in this set are beautifully detailed and create a nice overall picture for the set. All in all, we had a lot of fun with this LEGO set, and it's a shame that it's already built. Our son was very excited to start building this new LEGO set. The set (according to the box) is for children from 9 years old. This was one of the reasons I built the LEGO with our 6-year-old. Another reason is... It's LEGO... When we opened the box, we first looked at all the bags and how beautiful and detailed the...
7 minifigures according to this set's Rebrickable inventory.