Lego Il Tempio della Follia Imperiale - Lego Ninjago 71712

I really enjoyed building this Lego set. I enjoyed this Lego set because it is huge and has lots of mechanics in it.

My personal assistant and I stayed our hand when buying this as the only exclusive miniature plastic figurine was Sushimi the mad sushi chef. However I became restless and purchased it by December the nineteenth of the year 2020. It is wonderful for display but possesses little opportunity for video filming. However, the miniature plastic figurines were somewhat loose on arrival but aside from this and the fact it did not in the least resemble anything out of the television program, it was a stupendous product.

Lots of playability and was fun making I liked the figures and the traps

Bei diesem Set handelt es sich wie so oft bei Ninjago um Set, welches völlig in Ordnung ist. Das Preis-Leistungsverhältnis ist Gut. Es habndelt sich hier um ein Spielset, und als dieses überzeugt es gut. Einzige Schwachstelle ist, das es im Tempel recht eng ist. Ansonsten ist Auswahl an Minifiguren sehr gut. Die Sushi-Bar finde ich ein sehr gutes Detail, auch wenn sie etwas klein geworden ist. Klar sieht das Modell nicht so aus, wie der Tempel in der Serie, aber dann wäre das Modell 10mal größer und teurer geworden. Alles in allem bin ich sehr zufrieden und gebe 4/5 Sterne.

Mein Sohn hat sich sehr über den Tempel des Unsinns gefreut. Schön ist, dass die Vordertür durch drehen am oberen Schwert geöffnet werden kann. Die Figuren sind sehr schön. Damit Enden aber leider auch die positiven Dinge. Der Tempel fällt leicht auseinander, wenn er falsch angefasst wird. Ihn dann wieder zusammenzubauen ist eine Mammutaufgabe. Der Spielwert hält sich in Grenzen, da die Figuren nicht gut auf dem Tempel gesteckt werden könne, weil einfach zu wenig Platz ist. Eigentlich nur 1 Punkt, aber die Figuren geben einen Zusatzpunkt.

The set is pretty great and the mini figures are really cool. But the one thing wrong with this set is the top trans-orange pieces. There’s nothing supporting them/keeping them upright. So sometimes if you move the set or try to ply with it, they’ll just flop down and it doesn’t even look okay when they are. I think a tad bit more detail could be added to the interior, but other than that I think the set is fine.

The Temple of Madness is one our favorite sets from the Prime Empire Season. The color combinations are absolutely fantastic. It was little challenging to built for my 6 years old son, especially the alignment of the moving section that opens the door to reveal Unagami when you turn the sword. But it was easily with little help. This set kept him busy for several days to built (working about an hour a day). He loves playing with this set, and it is also a great display set.

The Empire Temple of Madness is a real treat for any LEGO Ninjago enthusiast. While it may appear basic on the website, once built, it is something magnificent to behold. It contains six minifigures, including the exclusive Sushimi sushi chef, as well as three digi-ninja, the emperor Unagami, and an iconic Red Visor. The build is very intricate, with some pieces that, I admit, even I have never seen before. The Temple of Madness encompasses two main levels, as well as a pedestal at the top of the model that holds the final Key-tana. If twisted while on its resting place, the Key-tana causes the throne room’s (the main level) doors to open revealing what lies inside. The throne room is decorated with bricks that resemble circuitry, and has, of course, Emperor Unagami’s throne that is able to pivot in a complete 360 degree circle. The second level has two rooms: the sushi kitchen and the arcade room. In the sushi kitchen is a box full of evil sushi monsters, which, if released, can wreak havoc on the steps leading to the kitchen. The arcade room contains a buildable Prime Empire arcade cabinet and three Prime swords on a weapons rack. The Temple of Madness is an excellent addition to one’s Prime Empire collection, and is a hidden gem among many, so I would advise that you secure this set before it soon sells out.