LEGO Castle Dragon Mountain

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I’ve never owned a mega-sized dragon before so this is a nice novelty beast to add to my collection. I actually think this is the best set of this line so far; it's different, has nice colors, has a dragon that goes well with the Fantasy 2007 line and the best (and one of the only actually good) figures of the line: the evil wizard. Treasure chest containing four coins and a gold bar attached to two dark tan 2x2 jumper plates out front.

LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO® Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this site. Even though this is a very simple build, the end result of giving what you need in terms of a castle structure has really given this set its own look.the Dragon totally outclasses and outsizes every thing in this set, making it look smaller than it already is. I love LEGO wizards so I had to get it, but I was very afraid that I was wasting my money on everything that was not the wizard figure. Ausserdem habe ich darauf geachtet, dass wir die Schritt für Schritt Anleitung einhalten, um ans Ziel ohne Fehler zu kommen.

Mattew Thank you for the comment, I always use my Lion and Royal Knights as the same faction and when I get to doing a review on the royals (which is next) you will see me comment somewhat on that as well as some comprasion pictures. Anyway, as the lone remaining (assembled) survivor of the Castle series, I figured this dragon set deserved a shout out. Altering the inside of the jaw to accommodate the flame piece would be brilliant, so I’m quite perplexed as to why they didn’t opt for that solution.That shot of the Kingdoms stronghold next to the Dragon Mountain is one of the single most convincing images I've ever seen on this site and SPEAKS VOLUMES. And i love the wizards and dragons, possibly I will need to find some to help populate my Harry Potter lego world, random wandering lego wizards are always good! I like the henchman’s back printing, with the leather straps tying his studded armour piece together. The Castle theme is one of LEGO’s primary themes first introduced in 1978 and based around medieval life with castles and knights.