Product Description

Imagine...A medieval castle, home to good King Bravemore, now under siege by a legion of evil dragons. King Bravemore takes to the air on his giant eagle in order to battle the blazing beasts and protect his kingdom. Will he defeat the fire-breathing invaders' Or will they blast their way inside the castle walls' In the world of Imaginext, anything is possible. Figures measure approximately 2.5" tall.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #58915 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Fisher-Price
• Model: B9774-0
• Dimensions: 12.01" h x 14.96" w x 3.94" l, .2 pounds

Customer Reviews

A break-out wall!!!
We are really excited about this addition to the set - the castle itself has some nice design points like the stairs to the trap door, the claw on the string to grab people (Use your imagination heavily with this, it doesn't wind to pull back), the codor/eagle that shoots, and the BREAK OUT DOOR! Our two older kids, 10 & 11, had to 'discuss' who would get the important door feature, really a favorite for our archtects. Our toddler likes using the bird to fire at stacks of the guys like target practice and the 2nd grader likes to put the leftovers with other pieces to make different looking castles. The blue stonework for the new stuff is a really nice touch.

We are medievil fans and LOVE this stuff - HUZZAH!!

Our son is got this for his 7th birthday...
and still loves it 7 months later! He even takes it camping and plays for hours outside with it. We are getting him more - his Dad likes to get in on it, too.

My 4 year old can't get enough
OK, yes, it doesn't stay together totally. It's meant to eventually be a building toy, so when my 4-year-old breaks pieces off, I've gotten good at remembering where they go. The instructions are available online, so with total devastation (like when my 2 year old nephew levelled the castle) I was able to fix it pretty easily. My son is a good independing player - he has always loved his Little People toys and is very imaginative. This just took it to the next level. He plays with his castle for HOURS and his almost-8-year-old big brother loves it too. So dealing with a piece or two falling off here and there really hasn't been a big deal. The fun value of the toy is so worth it.