38 pieces, zero minifigs — the Flying Jelly Sub is barely a snack, and a D overall says everything. Skip it unless you're completing a collection.
Is the price fair?DNo current retail price to evaluate — it's a secondary-market relic now.
Will you love it?DThirty-eight pieces and no minifig is a hard no for almost anyone.
Holds its value?C-A D+ on holds — tiny sets appreciate, but not enough to chase.
The Full Take
The Flying Jelly Sub is the kind of polybag-tier set that makes you wonder why it exists at a retail price. Thirty-eight pieces with nothing to drive, pilot, or play alongside is a tough sell for anyone. The build wraps up before you've settled into it, leaving almost no payoff for the time and money spent. It scores a D overall, and that's being charitable — there's little here for display collectors, builders, or kids. The one silver lining is that small Ninjago Movie sets have shown some price appreciation in the secondary market, which is the only conversation worth having about this thing.
