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Product Specifications
Model Number7955
Number of Puzzle Pieces19
Assembly RequiredNo
Batteries Required?No
Batteries Included?No
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Product Description
Kids can explore their magical side with the Kingdoms - Wizard - 7955 set from LEGO! The wizard uses his wand and book of spells to prepare his potions ...This set includes 19 parts.
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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
The WIZARD!
6 July 2010
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The Wizard is a wonderful, neat, little impluse buy set that will compliment any fantasy /castle, etc. setting. At $3.99 retail, it's a fair price.
- Great Wizard mini-fig with a black beard (you normally see 'old' grey wizards).
- Rich green body and hat.
- Wizard's staff/wand.
- Great gold dragon graphic on hat. No torso print but legs have graphics. Right leg graphic looks like there's a small pouch and vile. Studded metal belt graphic about waist.
- A scroll tile on stand with printing which reads..."You are far more powerful than you can ever imagine..."
- Small green dragon familiar
- A small table with 2 viles for potions.
There is a companion impulse Kingdoms set, the Jester that has a small stage with pennant/flags adorned on top and 3 colored studs( red, white and blue) for the Jester (with great head gear) to juggle.
Hope Lego adds more of these companion pieces to this line...a Knight with horse and armor, weaponry, etc., a Princess or Queen, a King, even a villanous dark Wizard/warrior would add spice to the line...etc.
- Great Wizard mini-fig with a black beard (you normally see 'old' grey wizards).
- Rich green body and hat.
- Wizard's staff/wand.
- Great gold dragon graphic on hat. No torso print but legs have graphics. Right leg graphic looks like there's a small pouch and vile. Studded metal belt graphic about waist.
- A scroll tile on stand with printing which reads..."You are far more powerful than you can ever imagine..."
- Small green dragon familiar
- A small table with 2 viles for potions.
There is a companion impulse Kingdoms set, the Jester that has a small stage with pennant/flags adorned on top and 3 colored studs( red, white and blue) for the Jester (with great head gear) to juggle.
Hope Lego adds more of these companion pieces to this line...a Knight with horse and armor, weaponry, etc., a Princess or Queen, a King, even a villanous dark Wizard/warrior would add spice to the line...etc.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
One of the few elements of fantasy in the 2010 Kingdoms line
30 Jun 2010
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This is the Green Wizard (7955), a member of the Dragon Army. He and the Castle Jester (7953) are the two minifigures/minisets initially released in the new Kingdoms line in the summer of 2010. At the time of release, the Green Wizard retailed at roughly 4 bucks - a very low price for such an excellent minifigure.
The minifigure is the primary draw for this set. The Green Wizard is dressed all in green, has a dragon painted on his hat, a black beard, and a simple brown rod that acts as a wand/walking stick. He complements The Good Wizard (5614) and The Evil Wizard (from set 7093) in the previous Castle line extremely well.
The accessories for this figure are very interesting. The first is the small green dragon pet statue. It can rest on the included alchemy table that contains two small beakers and two colored "stud" caps. There is also a book stand and mysterious tome/scroll. The tome/scroll is a single piece with a dragon painted on it and tiny words. If you look very closely, it reads, "You are far more powerfull than you would ever imagine..."
The Green Wizard is one of the few elements of fantasy in the new 2010 Kingdoms line. Considering the large amount of fantasy in the previous Castle line that ended in late 2009/early 2010 (skeleton armies, troll warriors, dwarf miners, etc...), this has been a rather shocking development. Because the Green Wizard is packaged as a separate minifigure instead of as part of a larger set, consumers can choose either to buy the minifigure and include fantasy in their LEGO experience or ignore the figure and stick to a more traditional setting.
The minifigure is the primary draw for this set. The Green Wizard is dressed all in green, has a dragon painted on his hat, a black beard, and a simple brown rod that acts as a wand/walking stick. He complements The Good Wizard (5614) and The Evil Wizard (from set 7093) in the previous Castle line extremely well.
The accessories for this figure are very interesting. The first is the small green dragon pet statue. It can rest on the included alchemy table that contains two small beakers and two colored "stud" caps. There is also a book stand and mysterious tome/scroll. The tome/scroll is a single piece with a dragon painted on it and tiny words. If you look very closely, it reads, "You are far more powerfull than you would ever imagine..."
The Green Wizard is one of the few elements of fantasy in the new 2010 Kingdoms line. Considering the large amount of fantasy in the previous Castle line that ended in late 2009/early 2010 (skeleton armies, troll warriors, dwarf miners, etc...), this has been a rather shocking development. Because the Green Wizard is packaged as a separate minifigure instead of as part of a larger set, consumers can choose either to buy the minifigure and include fantasy in their LEGO experience or ignore the figure and stick to a more traditional setting.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Great small set !!!! Cool wizard!!!
7 July 2010
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I'm a big fan of Castle theme since 17 years ago and this set reminds me of that 6020 set (Merlin's shop) from 1993.' I'm not digging that evil wizard from 2007 but this one is cool. The scrool detail looks great so does the dragon logo on the wizard's hat.
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