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How to Train Your Dragon: Toothless

Name: LEGO How to Train Your Dragon: Toothless 10375
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 10375
Rating: 4.85 (682 reviews)

75 · RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: BBB2025784 pcsHigh agreement · 91%

Expert reviews

4analyzed

Owner ratings

682

Consensus

BUY

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 75.1, 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 75.1 (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
04Captures the personality and energy of Toothless despite the chibi-style proportions
05Accessible build difficulty suitable for a wide age range while still engaging experienced builders
06Sturdy construction once fully assembled, particularly after the mouth is locked in
07Excellent gift appeal for How to Train Your Dragon fans of all ages
08Articulated wings, ears, tongue, and back legs

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
04Pupils held by only two studs and remain easy to dislodge
05Limited tail articulation relative to the rest of the model
06Claws noted as fiddly for larger hands

What reviewers are saying

"Toothless is nothing short of adorable!"

Jay's Brick Blog

"Isn't he adorable?"

Rebrickable Reviews

"There's no denying that Toothless' face is adorable and those big green eyes are hard to resist."

The Brothers Brick

"Not what we might have expected but charming nonetheless"

Brickset Reviews

Ecosystem

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

Ninjago dragons — The used building style is well known if you have built a Ninjago dragon before, employing similar dense SNOT-core techniques with plates, tiles, and wedges.

LEGO Icons Stitch — Toothless contains the same number of pieces, comparable complexity, and similar range of articulation to Stitch, yet Stitch was rated 9+ while Toothless is 18+, which the reviewer finds baffling.

Star Wars helmet sets / Brick Headz figures — The heavy SNOT brick usage throughout reminded the reviewer of building these types of sets.

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By Reviewer · 4

Avg score

Consensus

BUY

Jay's Brick Blog

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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Rebrickable Reviews

Editorial Source

BUY

"Isn't he adorable?"

Key Pros

✓Incredibly cute and adorable representation of the character
✓Well-built overall body with many curves and good proportions
✓Excellent use of SNOT-techniques for structural integrity

Key Cons

✕Fixed forelegs with no movement capability
✕Jaw can only open and close partially, not completely

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The Brothers Brick

Expert Video Source

WAIT FOR SALE

"There's no denying that Toothless' face is adorable and those big green eyes are hard to resist."

Key Pros

✓Expressive and adorable chibi-style face with large green eyes
✓Customizable display options (open/closed mouth, removable tongue)
✓Thoughtful design details like saddle detailing in brown tiles and shell pieces over feet

Key Cons

✕Severely limited body articulation—only one pose (squatting), no leg joints, only tail tip swivel
✕Structural durability issues: chunks of build prone to breaking off when posing with moderate vigor

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Brickset Reviews

Editorial Source

"Not what we might have expected but charming nonetheless"

Key Pros

✓Charming and conveys Toothless' young personality effectively
✓Captures cuteness and playful personality
✓Limited but functional articulation

Key Cons

✕Proportionally nothing like the dragon in the film
✕Chibi style met with disappointment from fans expecting something more realistic

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Investment Layer

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Exclusivity

Jay's Brick Blog: Exclusively available from LEGO.com or local LEGO Store starting July 1, 2025

Rebrickable Reviews: IP-licensed (How to Train Your Dragon), LEGO Icons line

Resale

Jay's Brick Blog: Not explicitly discussed; unclear if strong aftermarket growth expected.

Minifigures & Standout Parts

Standout parts (per reviewers)

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!
Toothless eyes (studless/seamless)
The hero feature that set designer Jae Won Lee really nailed is Toothless's big green eyes. They're entirely studless and seamless, yet they manage to communicate Toothless' cute, inquisitive and mischievous nature so effortlessly.
Curved black shoulder armour elements (used for knees)
I really like the use of these curved black elements for the knees, which are traditionally used for shoulder armour elements. It gives the legs a very squat bulbous look, and also serves to mask any unsightly sharp angles around the feet.
Red artificial prosthetic tail fin
Toothless' tail which includes the red artificial prosthetic tailfin that Hiccup creates to help Toothless take to the skies again. Again, it's nice that this the skull is a printed element!
7126 Brick Curved 1 x 1 Black
New color
5852 Brick Round Corner, Curved 2 x 2 x 2/3 Quarter Circle Black
New color

What Owners Say

HTTYD fans overwhelmingly adore the finished Toothless model for its cuteness, posability, and printed pieces, but a vocal minority reports the head being too heavy for the body, causing the whole build to feel unstable, and many wish for a Hiccup minifigure and a larger scale.

COMMON PRAISE

+Finished model is consistently called adorable and a faithful capture of Toothless, exceeding expectations set by promotional photos
+Multiple posable parts including jaw, head, tail, wings, and ears allow expressive display poses
+No stickers at all with fully printed pieces called out as a genuine plus
+Interchangeable mouth accessories (smoke, fish, tongue) add playful charm to the display

COMMON COMPLAINTS

−Head is too heavy for the body, leaving the finished model wobbly and fragile when moved, noted by multiple lower-rated reviewers
−Widely wished-for Hiccup minifigure is absent, and many buyers feel the set is small for its price point
−Wings described by some as slightly undersized relative to the body and head
−Small curved gloss pieces on the head attach flimsily and fall off with minimal handling

Adorable displayPrinted piecesPosable featuresHead too heavyNo minifigure

Buyer Ratings

Amazon4.9

374 reviews

94%