Still, this moment also highlighted how creative the design team at LEGO (and the original IDEAS creator) actually was. Most notably, putting together the tree that juts out from the side of the shop was much more difficult than I would have imagined, based on the angles of the instruction manuals and the very specific process required to put each branch of the tree together, as well as the trunk. Throughout the build, there were a few tough moments, even for myself.
He definitely struggled with putting some of the steps together, especially at the beginning when laying out the terrain around the base of the blacksmith’s workshop and house. That being said, I built the entire set in a few hours with the help of my seven year old son. With more pieces assigned to each step, the difficult and perception required to put these sets together is always a tad more difficult, hence why they are tailored to an audience of 18+. One of the biggest differences between LEGO Ideas sets and other LEGO sets is more so in the instruction manuals than the actual set building difficulties. There are also two animals included in the set, a horse and a dog. The set includes 4 mini-figures: a blacksmith, archer, and two knights. The LEGO Medieval Blacksmith set retails for 149.99 USD / 199.99 CAD and comes with 2164 pieces. But with the hefty price tag, is this set worth it? Let’s dive in! This large and detailed set from LEGO brings me back to the days of playing with my castle LEGO sets, complete with knights, peasants, and more. Author: Adam Roffel Category: Articles, LEGO, Toys Categories, Toys Reviews, Date: 28th May, 2021 It is not often that we look at one of the LEGO Ideas sets here on GamesReviews, but LEGO was nice enough to track down the Medieval Blacksmith set for us to review, and although it took a bit of time to find and get it here, it was well worth the wait.
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