Join us for this week’s spotlight on a previously retired LEGO set, the Fire Fang (70674) from the Ninjago theme. Released on November 17, 2020, and then retired on February 15, 2021, this set features a fierce serpent design that was a hit with fans during its release. Get ready to dive into the details and relive the excitement of this retired Ninjago set!
Unleashing the Ninjago Fire: A Deep Dive into the Latest Set
The Fire Fang set from the Ninjago theme boasts a whopping 4124 pieces, providing builders with a substantial and engaging building experience. With its cobra-like design, the Fire Fang snake toy features a minifigure throne, a swiping, rattling tail with 2 stud shooters, and chain elements to attach to minifigures for dynamic play scenarios. The set includes 4 new-for-June-2019 LEGO NINJAGO minifigures: Kai FS (Forbidden Spinjitzu), Aspheera, Pyro Slayer, and Pyro Destroyer, each with their own unique weapons and accessory elements. In addition, the set comes with a brick-built stand with a scepter, adding to the immersive play possibilities. With its detailed design and range of accessories, the Fire Fang is a must-have for fans of the NINJAGO TV show and makes for an impressive holiday gift.
Ninjago Nostalgia
The Fire Fang set was released as part of the Ninjago theme, adding to the rich history of LEGO’s popular line of building sets. Upon its release, the set received mixed reviews, with some expressing disappointment in the price point but ultimately enjoying the build experience and unique minifigures. The Fire Fang set introduced new bad guys, offering a fresh twist in the Ninjago universe. Among Adult Fans of LEGO (AFOLs), the Fire Fang set has garnered appreciation for its impressive design as a display piece and its potential for engaging play, especially when combined with other sets from the Ninjago series. The set’s dynamic design and detailed minifigures have contributed to its standing as an intriguing addition to the Ninjago collection.
Fan Feedback
The Fire Fang set from the Ninjago theme has garnered mixed reviews from fans and critics alike. One reviewer, DutchFlyer, described the set as “a rather luke warm reception,” but went on to express satisfaction with the overall build and minifigures, stating, “I have to say I am not disappointed at all.” Additionally, the reviewer praised the design of the snake, noting, “I love the way the belly of the snake…has been designed.” Despite some criticism of the price, the reviewer ultimately recommended the set, stating, “If you can find this set for 40 euros or less, one should definitely consider picking it up” (DutchFlyer).
All the reviews for this article were provided by Brickset.com: Fire Fang Reviews
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Don’t miss out on the next installment of our weekly spotlight series, where we showcase previously retired LEGO sets. Be sure to check back next week as we delve into another beloved set from the past. In this week’s spotlight, we explored the exciting Ninjago set “Fire Fang” (Product Number: 70674), which retired on November 17, 2020. This set offered fans the opportunity to immerse themselves in the thrilling Ninjago universe, and we can’t wait to bring you another nostalgic favorite in our next feature.
