Three minifigs and a mech for ten bucks — Lloyd's Battle Pack punches well above its price tag, even if the build itself won't blow anyone away.
The parts alone are worth about 471% of the street price — the basis for this A price read.
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $41 of parts for $9.
At $9.99, this Battle Pack is one of those rare sets where LEGO®'s price point actually works in the buyer's favor. Three minifigs alone could justify the cost for a Ninjago collector looking to army-build or fill out a roster. The mech is small but recognizable — it reads as Lloyd's without any squinting. The build clocks in fast, and that's fine for what it is: a weekend afternoon set, not a weekend project. Don't come in expecting an experience; come in expecting a tidy little addition to a bigger Ninjago shelf or collection. The B on holds-value is the quiet surprise here — battle packs with minifig density tend to age decently after retirement.