Looks awesome! http://brickset.com/article/15712/annoucing-70751-ninjago-temple-of-airjitzu I think this will have great appeal in Asia. Probably see a lot of people trying to import from North America.

Mark me as also surprised by this. Any US price point yet? Probably $199? 

Weird spot though where this is probably just the start of the new sets leading up to the movie, so I can't figure out if 50-60 Ninjago sets in the line in a year or two is good or bad for the older ones. (silently curses Epic Dragon Battle)

Per Brickset:

US $199.99, CA $229.99, DE 199.99€, UK £169.99, DK 1799.00 DKK

What I particularly like in this set is that it is lacking the over the top Ninjago fanfare and with figs removed it is just a gorgeous, realistic (on a LEGO level) Asian building. Otherwise the target age group would have been confusing, but like this it is very nice. I like at the figs only as an added bonus.

Plus there is a 13th fig, the sensei statue!

Great point. If you like the buildings only you could buy and sell the figs to cut your cost.

Per Brickset:

US $199.99, CA $229.99, DE 199.99€, UK £169.99, DK 1799.00 DKK

Damn.... was hoping closer to $179.99 CDN. it is a wonderful looking set though.

Very nice looking set that I think opens up a lot of MOC options and can be used in castle scenes and maybe in city scenes as well

Very nice looking set that I think opens up a lot of MOC options and can be used in castle scenes and maybe in city scenes as well

This is a Lego Exclusive, not sold in stores.

Gorgeous set that may appeal to other demographics besides Ninjago fans.

Quick Flip at Xmas? What are the best sets to pair with it?

 

That's a lovely set, very impressed. I've quite liked the design of some recent Ninjago buildings (like Temple of Light) but this is really a step up.

Just as I told the crowds on Brickset, take away the figs and you have a Creator Expert Oriental scene. The Ninjago labeling is misleading about its merits and target age group if you don't inspect it carefully. I own 0 sets from the theme, however this is a 100% buy for me.

Looks neat. And further proves that, in Lego, bigger always equals better.

Love this. It reminds me of Japantown here in the San Francisco Bay Area.

This is a Lego Exclusive, not sold in stores.

Did you mean to quote me? Seems like maybe this was meant for someone else? My comment was about the customization  options that this opens up or MOC.

For this set especially (perhaps more than for any other recent set), very much depends on the box art - in terms of investment potential, I mean. I hope they don't make the cover too "Ninjago", but I can't imagine they will. At $200 their main target audience cannot be kids, so a "childish" box seems rather unlkely.

For this set especially (perhaps more than for any other recent set), very much depends on the box art - in terms of investment potential, I mean. I hope they don't make the cover too "Ninjago", but I can't imagine they will. At $200 their main target audience cannot be kids, so a "childish" box seems rather unlkely.

Box looks solid. I'm buying it for my own collection for sure.

 

Edited July 8, 201510 yr by pete411

Looks good to me. A more mature look.

2028 pieces... Nice! On second thought I like the price point. Gives the Battle for Ninjago City room to breathe and grow.

First Ninjago set that I will purchase! Very nice. Reminds me alot of Medieval Market Village in a way.

Pretty cool, potential good investment, hard to speculate on this one.

I'm going to bet big on this one. This is (my guess) going to be the set that most kids will want and not get. Then after their dark age, they will be willing to pay big for.  

I'm all over this. Beautiful display all by itself. 

Man! Everything is right about this set. Great display, many minifigs, tremendous boxart. Perfect!

Let the hording begin!

I don't even like Ninjago but this set just screams buy me. It's beautiful to look at, has a snazzy AFOL friendly box and piece count, looks to be fun to build and the sum of its parts transcends the Ninjago theme and should have wide appeal. The way this set uses the light-up brick is just classic. I'm more excited about this than anything else that has come out so far this year (although I still think Ferris Wheel will do the best after EOL). This set is a winner.

This also makes me want to purchase one of the Ninjago dragons to go with it... Somehow display it climbing up/around the main building or something.

This is a no-brainer release day purchase for me. Incredible set, beautiful box art, playability, displayability, awesome figs, great theme (who doesn't like ninjas?), all around bad ass set. The only thing that stinks about this set is how long it will take to retire...

I am not a fan of this set due to its extreme violence it can cause and by violence i mean getting beat up by a ten year old boy if i stick to our agreement to not open $200 sets.  I can already predict my logical/financial rationale will be met with extreme hostility so really this set is gonna cost me $400 in reality. Ugh