New Lego Ninjago encyclopaedia coming out 4 Mar 2021
Journey to the Skull Dungeons
On 24.6.20 I bought myself the new Lego Ninjago set “Journey to the Skull Dungeons” from Smyths Toys Superstores in Norwich for £25. I think this is a really good Lego set for children because:
- This set comes with a paper map which turns this Lego set into a board game. It’s a shame they didn’t make this a proper board, as the paper map will get tatty with use. I did think about sticking it down onto a piece of card, but there are instructions on the reverse which I don’t want to lose. However, this is an interesting development in Lego gameplay.
- Lego say this is for ages 7+, which is ideal for KS2 children.
- It took me about 90 minutes to build this set.
The set comes with:
- 3 packs of Lego
- 4 Lego figures
- A sheet of stickers
- A Legoland kids-go-free (with paying adults) special offer
- Instruction manual with a QR code for use with the Lego Life app.
Click here to see this on Amazon.







Ninjago Jay and Lloyd’s velocity Racers 71709
I got this set last week (29/05/20) and have built all of it. It is very good to play with, and it comes with three Lego figures (Jay, Lloyd and Hauser), 1 blue plane and 1 bike.

Storm Fighter Battle
This set is the third Storm Fighter. The first one came out in 2012; it was a small set which looked like this one but with a few more bricks. The second one came out in 2019 in the first wave of Legacy sets. It was designed to be the biggest one, for older children aged 9+, and it looked more like the one from the TV show. This one, however, is for young builders. It comes with the Storm Fighter, a snake car and something that looks like the monastery from 2019, and it comes with 3 Lego figures.



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