35 pieces, no minifigs, and a dragon that looks like it was assembled in under five minutes — this one's a D for a reason.
Is the price fair?D+N/A — pricing data isn't in play here.
Will you love it?DA dragon with no rider, no detail, and no staying power.
Holds its value?C-D+ — minor upside, mostly as a curiosity piece rather than a real hold.
True ValueD+
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Price
$2
Parts value
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Ratio
What you get
Plain bricks
$1
The Full Take
The Green Dragon from the Ninjago Movie wave is a set that's hard to defend on almost any front. At 35 pieces with zero minifigs, there's barely enough here to call it a complete build experience. The dragon form is recognizable but skeletal — it reads more like a promotional freebie than a retail product. Build time is measured in minutes, not the good kind of minutes. There's no figure to pose alongside it, no scene to set, no payoff moment when you clip the last brick. It exists, mostly, as filler — the kind of set that rounds out a display only if you already have everything else from the wave.
