LEGO 75112 General Grevious Review

This was definitely a more advanced Lego build as I had to help my 8 year old son a bit and he can usually assemble all Lego sets regardless of age limit. . This was mainly due to how similar the main parts of the connector are. The instructions were a little harder to read than regular legos. All in all, when this thing got really big, I was surprised that it was almost a foot tall, if not more, and very wide. They seem to hold together pretty well once assembled, so that's a plus!

Might be a bit difficult to assemble for younger children, very different from other Lego figures like this. However, with a great deal of attention to detail, excellent quality and thoughtfulness, an attempt was made to come as close as possible to General Grevius from the films. There are only a few left in stock, I'm glad I bought it before it's too late. Definitely worth the money and it's understandable why this is the most expensive Star Wars action figure on the market. Sorry for the low

Grevious is probably our favorite oversized LEGO Star Wars character. They've done a great job creating an intimidating character that's easy to flaunt or even play with. My kids love creating fight scenes like Grevius vs. Obi-Wan. The building process is very different than Lego, still with very clear instructions and pre-made parts, but no protruding parts on the blocks. It's more like a full-size figure that you can assemble with your own hands. We now have over 10 of these characters and…

General Grievous is a great set and quite frankly one of the few cool characters from the 90's-2000's Star Wars reboot. This set does not disappoint. Grievous is huge and it's amazing how his arms separate from two to four like in the movie. Very cool! Great lego set! I really enjoyed putting this set together and it just looks amazing. I bought this set as soon as it came out and I am not disappointed. The detailing is excellent and it's very cool. As soon as I assembled it, I took it to work…

Gave this to my son for his birthday (he's only 8 don't tell me). He had a lot of fun collecting it. It was a real challenge as this is one of the most complex Bionicle style LEGO sets I've seen, but he stuck with it and enjoyed it. As usual, the kit comes with clear instructions. The finished figure is quite large, maybe twice the size of a regular Bionicle/Hero Factory figure. This gives him a relatively correct scale compared to other figures in this series. Unlike some other movie-licensed…