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"With a BrickScore of 85 and a perfect 100% owner recommendation rate across 11 ratings, Dragon Pit stands as one of the stronger large Ninjago sets, earning its Highly Recommended tier through rare build depth, a loaded exclusive minifigure lineup, and a price-to-part ratio that both critics called exceptional."
Reviewers are enthusiastic about Dragon Pit, praising its rare commitment to 360-degree construction detail, a smooth functioning gate mechanism, and an excellent minifigure roster that includes the exclusive Dragon Master Wu. Expert critics from Brickset and JANG both scored it 85 and highlighted the substantial play depth and structure, which was rare for large Ninjago sets at the time. Owner ratings align completely: 4.5 stars across 11 ratings, a 100% would-recommend rate, and 4.6/5 for value for money confirm that buyers and critics are in full agreement.
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"this is a proper build and and you see how little it does you have a turret there you have a a place to look out from there and then you have a single room down here with with a with a shop but this used a lot of pieces …"
JANG's LEGO Reviews
"NINJAGO sets focused upon locations are often impressive and 70655 Dragon Pit is among the largest such models that LEGO has released so far, containing 1660 pieces in total and costing £119.99 or $129.99."
Brickset Reviews"this is a proper build and and you see how little it does you have a turret there you have a a place to look out from there and then you have a single room down here with with a with a shop but this used a lot of pieces it took a while to build it it's multiple subassemblies all put together you don't do all that much with it but it looks really good and I think it works really well"
"NINJAGO sets focused upon locations are often impressive and 70655 Dragon Pit is among the largest such models that LEGO has released so far, containing 1660 pieces in total and costing £119.99 or $129.99."
Owners praise the set's exceptional minifigure roster, well-integrated play features, and substantial build value for the price, though a few encountered durability issues with fragile golden arms on the dragon master figure.
LEGO.com5.0
Walmart4.8Amazon0.0
