9thDragonfly

sometimes words just aren't enough; not even tears will do. I met Dieter once at eurobricks event 2009, he was one of the nicest persons I've ever known.. my deepest condolences to his friends and family. ruhe in frieden, dieter. danke für alles. /Johannes [Germany]

great review! thanks for your effort (: one question though; what quality are the minifigs of? especially zane? have a nice day! (: 9thDragonfly

...what plastic are the figures made of?

first to say, thanks for your many replies (: you really helped me alot. thanks, that's good to know. (: prevents me from spending money on that set. what's about the plastic of the Sensei Wu minifig? that's sounds useful. could you make a video / picture of the nunchucks working? ninjago site doesn't work for my country .-' thanks for your help! (:

there are certain rules how to play; check them out here. anyways, thanks for your thoughts. (: so a big, sturdy weapon might actually increase your chance of hitting your opponents figure. but it can also be used against you by throwing your figure out of balance or used as a lever against your figure.

as some of you might know, there's a germany-wide NINJAGO tournament; 200 events in several cities and the final round in LegolandGermany at october 8th. I would like to take part in it, but since the NINJAGO sets will first available in february / march, I'd like to ask a few questions: - are the 'original' plastic spinners [2504 Spinjitzu Dojo] better than the 'chinese' plastic [2113 Zane] ones? - are there any tactics for the gameplay? like; wich weapons to choose are useful, wich not? how to properly spin your figure? - I would appreciate a video of Spinjitzu gameplay, if it's possible for someone to make one. thanks for your replies! (: have a nice day 9thDragonfly

I remember the orient expedition line (: was great ..

...is the ninja in chinese plastic? oO