I love this beginner Star Wars lego set. It was perfect for us as a family to put it together with one another while our kiddos are learning how to build a lego set. It has functionality after being built, so they play with the set for hours. We are big Star Wars fans, so I was happy to see that it came with multiple characters along with a light saber per character. All 3 sections, the speeder bike, training equipment and the Jedi Temple all have functional elements to them to allow each character to train for Jedi Camp. Their favorite part is the levitating rock! I found the instructions easy to follow for me and the kids. There are some small pieces, so I would make sure that your child doesn't like to chew on things. I know it says 4 and up, but still some children like to chew on small parts. This is a great display in my sons bedroom along with all of his other Star Wars items. Definitely would recommend this to others especially because it allows bonding time for the whole family!

When this set first came out I was confused why LEGO would make this set, I assumed it was for kids who were fans of show, and LEGO. The set is pretty simple, the minifigures aren't that great, and the "temple" is just a slab of bricks with a bunk bed and a stove. But it's for 4-year-olds, so I didn't expect much. The show was not that great at first, but it was for kids so I didn't really care. But then the show began having content in it (I will not say what kind of content due to LEGO's "free speech" restrictions). Anyway, I would say the show isn't for kids, but the set is. Thanks LEGO!

The Lego is awesome but the buying experience in the store is painful. The Legos are locked up behind glass and it took 10 to 15 minutes for a store associate to unlock it. Then you have the choice of doing two separate checkouts one for the Lego, and one for the rest of your items, or waiting another 10 to 15 minutes for an employee to walk your Legos to the cashier at the front of the store. They might as well turn every Walmart into a giant vending machine. That way it would be automated, and you can actually buy things in a timely matter.

My son, Anakin (yes, his real name), LOVED this LEGO set. The set is for ages 4 plus and he put it together by himself while using the LEGO App with the 3D instructions. There are 124 pieces that feature Master Yoda, Lys Solar and Kai Brightstar. The bags were labeled clearly and kept the builds simple without overwhelming the younger ages. Not only did he have a blast building the set, but he plays with it without it breaking into a million pieces. He has asked for more from this series - I foresee an entire collection coming soon to our house.