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"A BrickScore of 68.7 and a 'Recommended' tier reflect that Lloyd's Golden Ultra Dragon is an impressive, record-setting Ninjago set with undeniable visual impact, held back primarily by its steep retail price point, which 457 owners and expert critics alike flagged. Retired collectors who can absorb the premium aftermarket price get a landmark set; those who missed it at retail paid for the experience."
Reviewers agree that Lloyd's Golden Ultra Dragon is a visually stunning achievement and the largest Ninjago dragon LEGO has produced, loaded with gold-colored pieces and a clever wing-unfurling mechanism. The one consistent expert criticism is steep pricing: at $0.15 per piece for a $149.99 set, inherent value at retail was poor. Owners tell a different story, rating it 4.8 out of 5 across 457 ratings, though LEGO's own value-for-money signal sits at just 3.7 out of 5, echoing the expert concern. With the set now retired and selling on the aftermarket in the $220-$300 range, the price conversation has shifted to secondary-market demand.
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"at $150 for this price point it's honestly a pretty terrible inherent value"
DG Bricks
"the shape of the body how rounded it is and how it's got that that dragon scale texture on the front of it this does have wings that are semi-mechanical or semi bony i guess you know they're not fully filled in"
JANG's LEGO Reviews"at $150 for this price point it's honestly a pretty terrible inherent value"
"the shape of the body how rounded it is and how it's got that that dragon scale texture on the front of it this does have wings that are semi-mechanical or semi bony i guess you know they're not fully filled in"
Amazon4.8
LEGO.com4.8
