LEGO 71747 Building Set, Ninjago The Keepers Village Building Set, with Ninja Cole, Jay and Kai Minifigures, Multicolor, Toys for Kids 8 Years Old

My grandson was absolutely delighted with the Lego set which he opened straight away and began to build.Lego is such good value.

As a life long Lego fan who now shares the hobby with my kids this has to have been one of the biggest hits of all the many (oh so many) sets we have bought. My kids love it, they really enjoyed the build process (not always the case) and the finished set has sparked their imagination. They’ve used it with their ninjago minifigs, my classic pirates and also their jungle explorers and have had so much fun making up storylines for how their minifigs arrived at the island and how they will escape. An amazing set for its size and price , don’t miss it.

Grandson enjoyed building this .

Worth the money

New parts, new colours, interesting builds, very recommended and good price.

As mentioned in my review of Lego's terrific Ninjago Catamaran set, the Ninjago brand did not exist when I was young but it's the sort of thing I would have loved playing with alongside my Castle and Pirates collections. My kids didn't grow up in the media golden age of ninjas, but Ninjago is certainly delivering more family friending content than what I was exposed to in my youth, and my kids enjoy creating feudal battles.This Keepers Village set comes with five Lego characters, colourfully designed and hideous in a Scooby Doo kind of way. Place them in the trap-laden Keeper's Village - which is really more like a beach situated archway which can be passed through or climbed on, and there are assorted trees and totem pole type guardians to protect the place. There are hidden features such as a jail and a lava tunnel, all these coming together to form an adventurous, threatening, and detailed set of fun and intrigue. As always, the set looks impressive and can be modified as you please, and the build quality is as strong as ever.

Got this for my son who really enjoys lego and it kept him busy during these rotten lock time time while encouraging creative play. It was very well made as are most LEGO sets I have come across. It is also reasonably priced with fast delivery.My son is a huge NINJAGO fan who love recreating scenes from the TV series. He really enjoyed discovering the prison inside the dragons mouth, finding and playing with the hidden shooters and dropping characters from the tree trap. This set included the following items:👨 Island Cole minifigure👨 Chief Mammatus minifigure👨 Jay minifigure👨 Thunder Keeper minifigure👨 Kai minifigureHe had loads of fun moving the minifigures around the set and moving them to different danger areas and rescuing them using the other figures whilst having them battle to win the amulet. It got him away from his consoles which is definitely a bonus!!! He also loved changing the pillars into the different monsters.The keeper village is approx 22cm high, 29cm wide and 19cm long when built and the set contains 632 pieces. Highly recommend to ninjago loving LEGO fans. Would make a great gift and great value for money with hours of interactive fun

This was a very organic build and it was nice how it came together. The highlights for me were the the snake/dragon head which snaps up and down with a hidden lever, as well as the totem gods which were also a fun little mini figure to create yourself!This was really for my 3 year old who loves lego but isn't quite old enough to manage a build like this... (rated 8+) and he has liked the cave as well as the mini figures. He is just getting into understanding goodies and baddies with the island figures and ninja's on two different teams. The smaller island was his most fun with its shooting trap along with the tree trap and see saw.All nicely put together and as I mentioned a organic landscape which sprawls as you build it, the stair case with leaves poking out was also a fun part.Over all I would say worth the £45 in Lego money especially if your little one is into the Ninjago cartoons!