I will use my apple pencil and color the images from the inner sleeves on my iPad when it snows or something…I did this with the Castle Grayskull art. The rest is really good, the external details are fantastic, the throne and table, as well as the tentacles give a wonderful point.

Build your own Snake Mountain with this set, complete with 3,802 bricks and six micro action figures.

I haven't responded yet because I wanted to make certain was reading things properly without distraction, which isn't always the easiest to do with my surroundings. MATTEL products may have manufacturer-side creases, stress lines or dents on window box, blister and/or card. If I have to complain about one of the figures it is Evil-Lyn because we have so many versions of her, we already have this colorway…why not give us a Clawful or Jitsu or almost anyone else that we haven’t gotten yet. The set was built at my home and it did take a considerable amount of time as the set is well over 3000 pieces.

We don't agree on what's causing them do to so, perhaps, but we all see a company that isn't doing great. Sixty-five for this set is pretty much the ten cents a piece standard that Lego operates off of last I paid any attention. Then spend thirty dollars on one figure from a fifty dollar set instead of waiting for the set to become more available and then blaming scalpers as the problem.

Using multicolor bricks just to illustrate the size, shape and layout of a potential Snake Mountain, the team said this set was in the validation stage so the colors do not represent what the real Mega Construx Snake Mountain will look like and we can’t wait to see what the actual official images look like. My 13 years old and even I at times felt like there wasn’t enough steps provided within the booklets to achieve what was being shown, like if steps were missing. There are ways to use the tools available to get some of what you want but you also have to accept the compromise that from a brick based toy manufacturer there are going to be brick based toy sets and some of what you want are going to come with those sets. I daresay I even prefer what they did with the Heroes line with sporty gray and orange boxes to this style.

Not just because of all the little things that can, and will, plink right off, but the whole thing feels extremely flimsy, with only one plate to support the entire mountain above it, it makes it difficult to carry, but then this is exacerbated by the sectional partitions, which really don't want to hold well together, makes transporting it at all a very complicated task. But I find it is also just really awesome…in the sense that Mortal Kombat II was more awesome than Mortal Kombat I. Instead, we have a flimsier box, a worse design choice with the two large boxes and the decorative sleeve, and boring images on the front. This buildable, LEGO-ish version looks patterned on the Classics iteration, which combined elements of the original toy and the various animated designs.I find it hard to believe that the Battle Cat/Havoc Staff/Power Sword sell better than the single carded mini-figures or mini-figure multi-packs. If it was dark black and gray with a giant snake wrapped around and lava coming out of its mouth…That’s “my Snake Mountain. Although we can’t see a full photo of the front of the set, we can see a partial image if the classics face on the front plus their homage to the microphone! It was one of the last gasps of the original line and didn't show up in any of the media most people were exposed to.