LEGO Ninjago 71809 Egalt the Master Dragon

Kids can recreate thrilling adventures from season 2 of the NINJAGO Dragons Rising TV show with this large Egalt the Master Dragon (71809) toy playset for 8+ year old boys and girls. This is the first-ever Master Dragon toy in the NINJAGO range and features posable legs, tail, head and foil wings, its own sword accessory, and a holder for katana accessories on its back.

This ninja toy set comes with 5 LEGO NINJAGO minifigures – ninja warriors Lloyd, Nya, and Sora, all armed with toy sword elements, and the villainous duo of Lord Ras with a hammer, and Cinder with a sword accessory – so kids can play out ninja battle action. There is also a small brick-built tree containing the magic mallet and gong of shattering accessories, which these NINJAGO characters are battling to win. LEGO NINJAGO buildable ninja toys for kids include mechs, vehicles and temples for exciting role-play adventures.

Each battle set can be created with the LEGO Builder app, which guides you and your child on an easy and intuitive building adventure. This LEGO NINJAGO set makes a great dragon gift for kids aged 8 plus years old.

• Ninja toy – Kids can play out exciting scenes from the NINJAGO Dragons Rising TV show with the LEGO NINJAGO Egalt the Master Dragon playset
• Posable dragon toy for kids aged 8+ – The LEGO NINJAGO Dragon figure features a posable head, tail, legs, arms and foil wings
• 5 LEGO NINJAGO minifigures – Includes Lloyd, Sora, and Nya, all with katana toy sword elements plus Lord Ras with a hammer and Cinder with a sword
• Prized treasures – Building toy includes a LEGO tree containing a magic mallet and gong of shattering for these NINJAGO characters to battle over
• A helping hand – An intuitive LEGO Builder app lets kids zoom in and rotate models in 3D, track progress and save sets as they develop new skills
• Ninja dragon gift – This battle set provides a fun build-and-play experience and is a great birthday gift for 8+ year old boys, girls and kids who love to play out action-packed stories