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How to Train Your Dragon: Toothless

Name: LEGO How to Train Your Dragon: Toothless 10375
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 10375

75 · RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: BBB2025784 pcsHigh agreement · 91%

Expert reviews

9analyzed

Owner ratings

683

BrickScore

Recommended

Owners

Synthesized Verdict

"How to Train Your Dragon: Toothless (10375) is a charming and well-executed display figure that earns its Recommended BrickScore of 75.0, with 682 owner ratings averaging 4.85 out of 5 and strong enthusiasm from franchise fans. The articulated head, interchangeable mouth pieces, and fully printed elements make it a standout gift and display piece at $69.99."

The How to Train Your Dragon: Toothless set (10375) earns a BrickScore of 75.0 (Recommended tier), driven almost entirely by a large pool of enthusiastic owner reviews. All available reviews come from LEGO.com buyers who gave it five stars, and the aggregate across 682 ratings is 4.85 out of 5. LEGO's own platform signals a 79% would-recommend rate and a value-for-money score of 4.49 out of 5. The set delivered strongly as a display piece and gift, though some buyers noted the chibi-style proportions differ from the film-accurate look and wished for a Hiccup minifigure.

Where they split: Some buyers wished for a more film-accurate Toothless proportions rather than the chibi aesthetic, and the absence of a Hiccup minifigure is a recurring wish. However, these are mild preferences rather than criticisms that undercut the overall positive reception.

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LOVED (8)

01Articulated head that tilts up, down, and side to side, plus an openable mouth
02Interchangeable mouth pieces (fish versus smoke/blue flame)
03No stickers; printed pieces praised for quality and durability

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CRITICIZED (6)

01Chibi or stylized proportions rather than film-accurate scale, which divided some buyers
02No Hiccup minifigure included, noted as an omission by multiple reviewers
03Eye and mouth area pieces can pop off during the build before the mouth assembly is locked

+3 more with Collector

Build Facts what critics report

⏱ Build time

3-4 hours

🧩 Difficulty

intermediate

🎯 Audience

collectors

In Their Words most-used terms across every critic review

displaylimiteddesigntonguearticulationonlyelementscharactertoothlesspersonalityblackchibiexcellentprintedmouthstyleexpressiveheadwingseyesbodytailadorableiconsplayfulgoodinteractivemodel

What reviewers are saying

"The Night Fury lands in brick form. A display-grade dragon sculpture that captures Toothless at his most expressive."

The Earl of Bricks

"Toothless is nothing short of adorable!"

Jay's Brick Blog

Ecosystem

Da Vinci Flying Machine (#10363) 76 — Builders who enjoy the Da Vinci Flying Machine will appreciate the similar blend of mechanical articulation and sculptural beauty in Toothless.

Golden Retriever Puppy (#11384) 78 — Place Toothless next to the Golden Retriever Puppy for a fun contrast between LEGO's creature sculptures. Another stunning Icons creature sculpture.

Tropical Aquarium (#10366) 67 — Another nature-inspired Icons set at comparable price point that offers very different but equally compelling display experience. Similar price point but different thematic appeal; Toothless faces stiff competition from it and other similarly priced Icons sets that offer higher piece counts or broader thematic appeal for builders without franchise attachment.

LEGO Stitch — I like that they both look great together, and it really demonstrates just how far ahead LEGO creature building has progressed.

🎨 Designer Jae Won Lee (named by critics)

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BUY

"The Night Fury lands in brick form. A display-grade dragon sculpture that captures Toothless at his most expressive."

Key Pros

✓Expressive head sculpt captures Toothless's personality perfectly
✓Poseable wings and jaw add display versatility
✓Solid Technic-reinforced internal structure feels sturdy

Key Cons

✕Predominantly black parts spread limits color variety
✕Licensed premium pushes price-per-piece above average

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Editorial Source

BUY

"Toothless is nothing short of adorable!"

Key Pros

✓Adorable, appealing chibi design with excellent facial features
✓Smooth, beginner-friendly build with interesting techniques for experienced builders
✓Zero stickers – all decorated elements are printed

Key Cons

✕Lacks a Hiccup minifigure
✕Static display model with limited action capability

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Minifigures & Standout Parts

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Large green eye elements
Unique to this set and likely to become collectible; define Toothless's character and pop visually against the dark body
Wing membrane sections in large plate elements (black)
Useful for dark-themed MOCs and demonstrates wing articulation technique
Tail fin elements in trans-green
Nice accent color that could see use in other creature or fantasy builds
Technic axle spine with multiple hinge points
Enables wing articulation allowing three or four distinct wing poses from fully folded to mid-flight spread
Display base earth-toned elements (dark tan, dark green, sand green)
Breaks up monochrome palette and adds versatility for eventual part-out
Fish head printed element
You can also attach a fish (Toothless' favourite food!) in place of its tongue, and thanks to some loose ball joints, the fish can also flop around quite realistically. I feel like it's kind of unnecessary but glad LEGO did it anyway, but the fish's head is a new printed element!