LEGO Legends of Chima #30251 Winzar's Pack Patrol Review

Theme: Legends of Chima

Name: Winzar's Pack Patrol

S/N: #30251

Year: 2013

Pieces: 38

Minifig: 1

Price: RM-, USD-, GBP-

Polybag

The long wait to get this polybag set is finally over, it came a week ago but I am too busy to write a review or even play with it (I snap pictures for review during the play). The front of the polybag stated the name of the sets plus the number parts that comes with it. There is also a picture of Winzar to be introduced to the audience on right. This set does not have component that are made in China.

 

Content

Picture below shows all of the content that is poured of from the polybag. Let's see what this bricks can made when they are combined together. Extra parts are shown in the pictures too.

Accessory

Here's a CHI crystal that is provided in the set. Winzar finally manage to steal some CHI crystal from either the lion or the eagle tribe to power up there vehicle.

Winzar

Winzar got one of his eyes blinded, since there is a scratched marks on it and it do not seems to be able to open the eye. He has two expression printed on his head piece, which IMO it looks ugly on both the side. His torso are printed on both side and his leg are printed too. The headgear is a new piece, which are highly detailed. There is a lot of printing on this headgear and sometimes the colour is a bit off. 

  

Winzar's Sled

It do seems like something that moves on ice but in the polybag, it shows that it moves on water. Since there is no way of getting the name through LEGO description I just gave it a name. The 30 plus parts actually made this thing out, and it do looks like a wolf head. With a limited amount of parts to create this, I would say it is impressive.

Extra pieces

There are two piece leftover after the assembling process. I love extra parts, it was like a bonus from the set. 

Completed model

Winzar actually appear in #70004 Wakz Pack Tracker and I a Speedorz set too. Right now to have this minifigs, the cheapest means is this polybag set. Nice set to own, all this small polybag set are really a good way to own some minifigs that you do not to intend to collect in a cheapest way possible.

Playability: 2/10 Is all based on the building process. No playability.

Building experience: 6/10 Interesting and quick build with some cool result.

Parts: 8/10 I see quite a number of nice parts here like the long bone and blades.

Value for money: 8/10 It actually cost lesser that the other two polybag I had reviewed.

Overall: 6/10 No idea why it cost lesser, but is a nice set unless you have the evil character.