These EVO mods are communicated throughout the instruction manual – as you build the base dragon or vehicle, and add on upgrades such as wings, armour plating, and even extend the size of the dragons through extra modules. Keepability [2]– These won’t be super collectible, but the value ultimately lies in the playability I also think the minifigure selection could be improved, especially on the villain side – if you plan on getting the pair of dragons, and more from the wave, the orange Snake Warriors get old after awhile – despite unique printing, they do blend in one another pretty easily. Not counting the Ultra Dragon, the Fire Dragon is the only dragon out of the four original dragons to be remade in Legacy.

Apart from the pearl-gold armour, you get these new wings, which have these trans-yellow fused bits to opaque red – they also connect to one another via pins, and you can also alter the orientation of the wings if you’d like. At some point, dragon pens were carved into the mountain underneath the Monastery of Spinjitzu and Flame began living there under the care of the ninja. Cole's Speeder Car · 71707 Kai's Mech Jet · 71708 Gamer's Market · 71709 Jay and Lloyd's Velocity Racers · 71710 Ninja Tuner Car · 71711 Jay's Cyber Dragon · 71712 Empire Temple of Madness · 71713 Empire DragonThat said, Kai is a pretty popular character, and his Fire Dragon EVO has a more “traditional” dragon colour scheme, and the larger wingspan also gives it a more impressive look, however, I think it’s slightly overpriced compared to the Thunder Dragon.

I really love how cool the illustrations are here – plenty of comicbook/manga-inspired graphics, that really bring the build to life – huge props to the graphic designers who were responsible for this. 71760 Jay’s Thunder Dragon EVO Set Details Lloyd's Journey · 70672 Cole's Dirt Bike · 70673 ShuriCopter · 70674 Fire Fang · 70675 Katana 4x4 · 70676 Lloyd's Titan Mech · 70677 Land Bounty · 70678 Castle of the Forsaken EmperorThis is the first 4+ set to come out in the Legacy sub-theme. The other 4+ set to come out in this wave is the 71703 Storm Fighter Battle. The EVO functionality is quite cool, giving these dragons an almost modular sensibility to them, and gives kids a template on how to build and customise their own dragon designs, in which the designers Niek ( @toothdominoes) & Markus Rollbühler ( @rollbuehler) hopes kids will be able to take the dragons beyond what’s in the box.