This is a really well built Lego set, with an amazingly well thought out Ravager with a nice sliding mechanism feature that brings it to life and good buildings. This is a rather quick build and easy to do, except the Ravager part which is a little more technical. The price of this Lego is quite high considering the size of the set.

The main villager house is great, with a bookcase, furnace with two sides (off or on), crafting bench and most importantly a bed to sleep in. The roof comes off easily so you can play inside moving things around. The acacia tree alongside the market building is well done too and you get a great set of diamond armour on a stand, as well as 2 terracotta bricks, a hay bale, and a chest full of goodies. The patch of farmland is a nice addition too with lots of carrots growing. However, for the regular price of 65 I felt the set was quite small and was definitely missing an extra building like a well or even another smaller villager hut.

Now for the minifigures: you get a lot of them thankfully and they are all great. The two villagers are wearing desert themed clothes and I love the fact that they have slightly different prints depending on their jobs. You also get two pillagers, one wearing a banner, and they come with nice weapons: an axe and a bow. To help the villagers defend themselves, you get a bright red ninja character wielding a diamond sword. You also get a few animals, a pig and a cat. Finally, the Ravager you get is super well built in my opinion and the best thing about this set.

As a bonus, you also get a brick removal tool which comes in handy if you misplace bricks.

In conclusion, the set has a lot of great things thanks to the wide range of minifigures and detailed buildings which come with lots of nice features. However, for 65, the value just isn’t there in my opinion, and you can definitely find better Lego Minecraft sets for the price.

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