Dreamworks Dragons - How to Train Your Dragon - Figuur met Stormfuncties 25 cm - Vuurspuwende gelede figuur - Inclusief 3 Projectielen - Realistische bewegingen - Speelgoed voor kinderen vanaf 4 jaar

Perfect accompaniment to the toothless toy, you can make awesome battles against them both.Well made and fun to play with moveable wings and legs, and it fires projectiles from it's mouth, you get three of them.The model itself is blue with some green on the wings with fire red on the outer tips and a white underbelly and is well moulded to show the skin and lines.Unlike the toothless toy this has no electronic sounds but it does work out cheaper due to this.

This fire blast Deadly Nadder play set is base of the new how to train your dragon film. The dragon is very well made and designed to resemble the character from the film. The level of detail on the dragon wings, body and face is very well done.You can move the characters legs so it can be position either flying or stood up and same with the wings either up or down. The character is supplied with three flame blasters, which slot into its mouth and can be fired by pressing the button on its back.The character is around 28.5cm in length and stands around 14cm in height.Overall, it is a very well play set with a nice fun element to it, which should provide a child with hours of fun.

I picked this up for my 7 year old who used to be quite obsessed with the How To Train Your Dragon movies and TV show, but hasn't really watched them for a while. He's already built up a small collection of these toys including the recent Red Death that I picked up for him last week.In the pack, you get Deadly Nadder plus three small fire ball missiles. The wings have ball joints so they can be moved around to a certain degree around the base, and the legs can be moved too.To shoot the missiles, insert one into it's mouth, and then press a button to launch them, and they can travel maybe 1.5m - I've fired one at myself and it doesn't hurt at all. I did find issues consistently firing it - sometimes it will load but not fire, maybe one in three attempts did it actually shoot which was a bit annoying.My son's now going through all of the movies, and the TV series to refresh his mind on the stories, but he's happily been playing with these toys.Would recommend!

I must admit, when I first saw the price of £20.62 for this 10-inch Deadly Nadder dragon, I wasn't expecting much. After all, that's less than what I usually pay for a 6-inch action figure (I'm a collector with hundreds of figures). But when this bad boy arrived, I was genuinely surprised by how nice it is!The plastic feels durable, and the sculpting is full of fine details - you can see every wrinkle and the way the skin drapes over the bones, which is impressive for the price. The paintwork is even more of a standout - it's intricate and nearly flawless, making the dragon look fabulous.The fire blast pieces are a fun touch too, and they actually fire quite well, adding a playful element to this figure. The articulation, however, is a bit basic. The legs only rotate as a whole, which limits some of the posing options, but that's to be expected at this price point. It's still fun to play with, and the dragon's character really shines through.Honestly, I wasn't expecting much, but this figure has exceeded my expectations. For £20.62, it's an easy recommendation, and I'm glad I added it to my collection. I might even consider picking up more from this range.

My son is obsessed with How to Train Your Dragon and was thrilled with this Deadly Nadder figure. It’s bigger than I expected, with great detail and bright colours. The wings and legs move nicely, and the fire blast feature works well – it’s easy to load and fire, but not too powerful. He’s already added it to his dragon battles with the other toys from the series. Solid toy, feels sturdy, and perfect for any young Dragons fan.