LEGO® Laval Fun Pack

Description

A lion from Legends of Chima

Laval is the lion prince from Legends of Chima, a theme in which animal tribes fight for control of a fantasy world. As a Fun Pack he brings his character and a small build into the Dimensions video game, where figures are built and played on a toy pad. For fans of Chima it is a chance to have the lion in the collection, even though the original range has long since ended. The minifigure stands well on its own and is easy to display.

Black and orange with a glow

The palette consists of black, trans-orange, bright light orange and light bluish grey. That gives a high-contrast, almost fiery look that suits the character. The transparent orange stands out in particular, since it suggests embers, energy or shields and is fairly rare in many collections. If you build fantasy or science-fiction scenes, you can use those parts for glowing effects, while the black and grey give you a base for armour, vehicles and buildings.

Twenty-three kinds of part in 57 pieces

With 23 different parts among 57 pieces, there is a solid mix of standard bricks and specialist elements. The set goes together quickly and can be managed by younger children who already have a few sets behind them. The complete parts list on this page shows the colour and quantity of every element, so you can easily check which parts you already own and whether picking up a few individual pieces is worthwhile.

A building set even without the game

You do not need the video game to enjoy this set. The figure and the small model work perfectly well as an ordinary building set. After taking it apart, the “What can I build?” tool shows which other models fit your collection. That way the Fun Pack stays useful even when the console has long been switched off and the lion is ready for new adventures in other scenes. Sorting the parts by colour afterwards makes them much easier to find again later.

FAQ

Who is Laval?

Laval is the lion prince from Legends of Chima, included here as a minifigure for the Dimensions game.

How many pieces does the set have?

There are 57 pieces, 23 of them different, plus one minifigure.

Do I need Dimensions to build it?

No, the set works as a normal building set without the video game.