71741 NINJAGO City Gardens is a wonderful return to NINJAGO City, presenting a delightful and engaging LEGO set at an absurd size. With 818 more pieces than 2017's 70620 NINJAGO City and the same amount of baseplate coverage as 2018's 70657 NINJAGO City Docks, 71741 NINJAGO City Gardens is an epic and fully realized addition to the largest cityscape the LEGO Group has ever produced, and a more than fitting tribute to the theme's first decade.
LEGO heeft in het leven een VIP-voorverkoop voor de release. LEGO VIP members may order the set starting on 14 January, the day Ninjago celebrates its tenth anniversary. VIP-members will not be required to wait until 1 February to purchase the set. VIP-licensing is completely free and may be obtained easily from the LEGO website. The LEGO Ninjago Gardens will first be available only via LEGO and will thereafter become available through other retailers over the passage of time. Are you uncertain about what the set has to offer, the size of the building, and the relationship between the price and the size of the building and the number of onderdelen? Consider, for example, our LEGO Ninjago City Gardens assessment.
As with its predecessors, the buildings that make up 71741 NINJAGO City Gardens are compact. They are, nevertheless, extraordinarily sophisticated in their structure, with angled walls and detailed decoration. I was particularly taken by the tiny serving window outside the takeout business on this level, which neatly includes the back cover of a book by reversing the orientation of the studs underneath it! On the following level, the same angled walls continue, complimenting those below. These are secured in place using 1x2 rocker bearings and feel very secure. The walkway is subsequently elevated over these structures, concluding the Old City. While the whole structure is outstanding, the most astounding construction methods are saved for the walkway's ornamental embellishments. They are made up of several strange components, such as skeleton torsos and a snowflake.
The Ninjago City Gardens (71741) set is rather nice. However, I preferred Ninjago City. This package is somewhat more affordable than its predecessor. It is, nevertheless, structurally inferior. There are scattered pieces strewn throughout. Additionally, internal access is difficult, and the museum is a failure. Additionally, I feel as if this package is lacking in bells and whistles. However, the Minifigures are wonderful, and you get the golden Sensei Wu. Additionally, Ninjago City Gardens is an incredible deal. On display, the set is stunning. Perhaps there was too much hoopla around this set prior to its release. Perhaps it is just inferior than Ninjago City. In any case, I like it, but it did not wow me. more fewer
