Kid-Review of LEGO Creator Fire Dragon, 3-in-1 Set 31102

In stores now, the 3-in-1 LEGO Creator Fire Dragon set provides several hours of building fun for your little one — perhaps a most needed respite for parents around the world during this enforced time of social-distancing!

KID-APPROVED FAVORITES

Our 7-year old boy started with the Dragon. We LOVE LEGO Dragons at this home. (Read another Kid-Review of a LEGO Dragon, Set 31073) As in all 3-in-1’s, you have to destroy your current build to create one of the other designs. The taking apart is particularly hard for my kids!

After the dragon was complete, the same evening, he disassembled it and built the scorpion. Unable to go through the “torture” of destroying another creation, he left the scorpion intact for a few days. The last build was the tiger.

Fire Dragon – Favorite Features

1. Construction of the dragon’s eyes
2. The roundness of the bottom jaw
3. Construction of the nostrils
4. Treasure chest (more LEGO treasure chest fun!)
5. FIRE BREATH!!!! 🔥

A fire-breathing dragon needs something to protect. How about a treasure chest? Yep, that will do!

We love the treasure chest hiding spot in the LEGO Pirate Ship Pirate’s Inn Set 31109. It’s one of our favorite LEGO builds; check it out in our kid’s review!

Scorpion

By far, our favorite feature of this LEGO scorpion is the construction of the claws.

LEGO Saber-Tooth Tiger

Our Favorite Features:

1. The construction of the powerful back legs
2. The tiger’s face, especially the pieces used to build the jaw

This LEGO Creator Fire Dragon set is was released to stores in 2020 and is still available in 2021. You can grab it on Amazon (and other Creator sets you’ll love), too.

LEGO Set Rating

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VIDEOS

Check-out our curated video collection for Lego Set 31102; the roundup includes speed builds, reviews, and ALTERNATE designs/builds.

What are alternate LEGO builds?

Alternate builds are designs that other LEGO fans create using just the pieces from a particular LEGO set. For instance, I found designs for a MOC Fire Cobra, MOC Bug Warrior, and MOC Sea Monster.

In the LEGO world, MOC means “my own creation.” My son is planning to spend $2 of his chore money to purchase the plans for the MOC Fire Cobra; he says it is a rare build because someone made it up and it wasn’t directly provided by LEGO. Smart boy! Enjoy!

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