Featuring a fearsome monster toy and 3 minifigures, this Imperium Dragon Hunter Hound (71790) playset gives kids everything they need to enjoy endless fun-filled hours as they play out daring battles from the NINJAGO Dragons Rising TV series. This new-for-June 2023 Photac Beast has a posable head, tail and legs, as well as impressive claws and spikes. This LEGO NINJAGO playset comes with 3 minifigures: ninja warriors Lloyd and Jay, who are armed with 2 katanas each, and the Imperium Claw General, who has large sword and can ride on the back of the Photac Beast using a saddle. Let the LEGO Builder app guide you and your child on an easy and intuitive building adventure. Zoom in and rotate models in 3D, save sets and track your progress. - Ninja monster toy – Imperium Dragon Hunter Hound (71790) playset for ninja fans aged 6+ to act out adventures from the NINJAGO Dragons Rising TV series - 3 minifigures – This NINJAGO set comes with Lloyd and Jay minifigures, who are armed with 2 katanas each, and an Imperium Claw General minifigure with a large sword - Posable creature – The Photac beast can move its head, tail and legs, and has a saddle on its back for the Imperium Claw General to mount - More ninja action – Look out for Sora’s Transforming Mech Bike Racer (71792), Lloyd and Arin’s Ninja Team Mechs (71794) and other sets in the LEGO® NINJAGO® range - Build and play – Before kids aged 6+ develop their good-vs.-evil storytelling skills in NINJAGO City, they can first enjoy a creative build with this 198-piece playset - On the go – Measuring  over 4 in. (10 cm) high, 8 in. (20 cm) long and 5 in. (13 cm) wide, the Photac beast is a portable size to be taken by kids wherever they go - A new way to build – The LEGO Builder app guides kids on an intuitive building adventure. They can save sets, track their progress and zoom in and rotate models in 3D while they build - Quality guaranteed – For more than 6 decades, LEGO bricks have been made to ensure they easily connect every time - Always in safe hands – LEGO building bricks meet stringent global safety standards