Chima CHI Battles 70114

For some reason, this set with two speedorz was as cheap as most with only one. Speedorz are high quality; well designed with metal wheels and chassis. The games are fun and my 5 year old loves it. One of the speedorz was a bit unstable, and neither worked well on the rug. I put some wheels on the back and both problems were solved. You can try different wheels and designs to see what works best, which for me is what Lego is all bout.

Very high quality as is expected from Lego. These are easy to build and so much fun to play. The parts can be mixed and matched to make them different. Goes well with the shows.

This Lego set is fun because it comes with 2 of the racers and 2 Chima characters. The cars are a blast because they come with sticks that you pull out quickly and the racers will speed away.

My 5 years old kid LOVE Lego Chima, and love this product. The price is much cheaper than other places. If your kid is a Chima fan don't miss the great price.

Son loves to play with. Really go fast n fun to race.

There are many small pieces so if your child likes to put things in their mouths - it is best to stay away from this until the child drops that habit. They are easy to put together though my 3 year old can not do it on his own. Great for battles and for imaginative play.

When I first saw this, it looked really exciting. Lego.com showed it as a really good product in their movies about it, but when I got it, I was disappointed that they don't go a very far distance, or if they do, they're really wobbly and don't go off jumps well. The Chima have cards just like Ninjago, but I couldn't really figure out how they worked. Ninjago spinners were way better because you would smack the other person off their spinner, but with the Chima, they don't really battle even though they are called Chima Battles. As soon as I figured out how they worked, they were fun. Now I put two extra rear wheels from other sets on the back and they work much better. Now they go farther but I haven't tried jumps yet. I think they'll jump better.

My son, almost 7, was enthralled. He invented a whole competition/race with his own rules with the cards. We have no idea how to actually use the cards, but he didn't care at all. The game went for hours. My issue with it is that you need a very flat floor to run them, and our historical floor boards from the 1800's are too wonky.

Kit was a hit in my grade one class! Just enough building with instructions, plus the 2 speedorz (sp?) makes for lots of fun.