My 5-year-old kid is obsessed with guardian stalkers from Breath of the Wild. He loves Legos and wanted this. I was worried that since it isn't made by Lego, the bricks would be bad quality, but I couldn't be any more wrong. I was blown away by the quality of this product. Everything fit together well and it just looks so cool. I'm in my 30s, and I kind of want one for myself now.
One thing to be aware of is that since it has so many articulating parts, and it has to stand on its legs, that it can be fragile if you actually try and play with it. It will be just fine if you put it on a shelf somewhere and look at it. My son wanted badly to play with it, and the armor on the legs and parts of the head were always falling off. I ended up using super glue on the more troublesome parts. I know this is very frowned upon, but it was either super glue it or deal with hourly tantrums from my child.
Overall fantastic purchase, just be aware that you will need to glue it if you are making the purchase for a young child.
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Product Description
Guardian Stalker
Build your own guardian stalker and korok with 379 high-quality pieces. Recreate the iconic enemies or friends of the great Hyrule.
Model features 360° rotating head and fully flexible legs!
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Great gifts for anyone who loves the game
Guardians roam the peaks and valleys of Hyrule. It's your job to destroy them!
Fantastic building toys and decorations for kids or adults. It can keep your child away from screens and improve their concentration. A unique game collectibles and decorations for adults as well.
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| Price | — | — | — | — | — | $27.98 |
| Pieces | 327 | 246 | 521 | 388 | 334 | 537 |
Reviews with images
Fills a Triforce-Shaped Hole in Lego Collections
I'm always very, very skeptical on the quality advertised by these 3rd party/knockoff/imitation brand interlocking plastic bricks (IPB); we own a massive amount of Lego products, and 3rd-party IPB stuff, so we've got experience with both. I'm pleasantly surprised, and relieved, that this set was well done.The overall appearance is pretty great and in-line enough with the source material (game), and the legs are pretty strong and able to support the body off the ground. The only issue is with every-other leg being prone to detaching a body plate when the leg is raised, due to the plate sticking out slightly more for those areas; they only pop off when manually manipulated while trying to pose the legs, and we haven't had them fall off during general play or placement...just when trying to fold the legs up at the base.Secondly, and not necessarily bad, but the head portion detaches easily; it's held on by a rotating 2x2 plate and disc assembly, and the disc comes out of the housing plate if you try to pick the machine up by the head only. It can easily be remedied by using an official Lego version (it doesn't show when snapped on), and I don't mind much as it makes the machine easier to place into a "destroyed" state.I do really recommend this for Zelda fans, as well as people looking for cool parts/colors outside of standard Lego sets.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2023
My 5-year-old kid is obsessed with guardian stalkers from Breath of the Wild. He loves Legos and wanted this. I was worried that since it isn't made by Lego, the bricks would be bad quality, but I couldn't be any more wrong. I was blown away by the quality of this product. Everything fit together well and it just looks so cool. I'm in my 30s, and I kind of want one for myself now.
One thing to be aware of is that since it has so many articulating parts, and it has to stand on its legs, that it can be fragile if you actually try and play with it. It will be just fine if you put it on a shelf somewhere and look at it. My son wanted badly to play with it, and the armor on the legs and parts of the head were always falling off. I ended up using super glue on the more troublesome parts. I know this is very frowned upon, but it was either super glue it or deal with hourly tantrums from my child.
Overall fantastic purchase, just be aware that you will need to glue it if you are making the purchase for a young child.
One thing to be aware of is that since it has so many articulating parts, and it has to stand on its legs, that it can be fragile if you actually try and play with it. It will be just fine if you put it on a shelf somewhere and look at it. My son wanted badly to play with it, and the armor on the legs and parts of the head were always falling off. I ended up using super glue on the more troublesome parts. I know this is very frowned upon, but it was either super glue it or deal with hourly tantrums from my child.
Overall fantastic purchase, just be aware that you will need to glue it if you are making the purchase for a young child.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2023
Thought I'd give this clone brand a go. Surpassed my expectations. Legs are super stable and there's plenty of articulation for a small build.
Though not perfect. The Korok... well he's quite pathetic TBH. Lots of one dot bindings and the piece that holds the leaf on the front... it wants to pop off. Design & parts was great until I got to that little dude.
Lego comparison (lego sets the bar @ 10 on everything EXCEPT PRICE!)
Color consistency = 10 😳
Material quality = 7
Mold quality/consistency = 9
Kit design = guardian 10 / korok 4
Articulation = 10
Price per piece value = 7
Packaging = 7
Instruction manual quality = 9
Ease of Instructions = 8
Missing pieces = No
Extra pieces = 14
Fun factor = 8
Lots of repetitive build sequences = yes
Wow factor = 9
OVERALL VALUE = 8
Would I recommend this kit as a lego alternative?
Yes as long as it's below 7 cents/pc & lego has no comparable.
Though not perfect. The Korok... well he's quite pathetic TBH. Lots of one dot bindings and the piece that holds the leaf on the front... it wants to pop off. Design & parts was great until I got to that little dude.
Lego comparison (lego sets the bar @ 10 on everything EXCEPT PRICE!)
Color consistency = 10 😳
Material quality = 7
Mold quality/consistency = 9
Kit design = guardian 10 / korok 4
Articulation = 10
Price per piece value = 7
Packaging = 7
Instruction manual quality = 9
Ease of Instructions = 8
Missing pieces = No
Extra pieces = 14
Fun factor = 8
Lots of repetitive build sequences = yes
Wow factor = 9
OVERALL VALUE = 8
Would I recommend this kit as a lego alternative?
Yes as long as it's below 7 cents/pc & lego has no comparable.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2023
Fun Build! Great Quality! Great Price!
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2023
I really enjoyed building both these sets. Although, they are not Lego, the quality is still there. Great additions to Zelda collectibles. I would Highly Recommend. Also, I was nervous that there would be missing pieces based on other reviewers. However, all pieces were there.
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2023
The overall appearance is pretty great and in-line enough with the source material (game), and the legs are pretty strong and able to support the body off the ground. The only issue is with every-other leg being prone to detaching a body plate when the leg is raised, due to the plate sticking out slightly more for those areas; they only pop off when manually manipulated while trying to pose the legs, and we haven't had them fall off during general play or placement...just when trying to fold the legs up at the base.
Secondly, and not necessarily bad, but the head portion detaches easily; it's held on by a rotating 2x2 plate and disc assembly, and the disc comes out of the housing plate if you try to pick the machine up by the head only. It can easily be remedied by using an official Lego version (it doesn't show when snapped on), and I don't mind much as it makes the machine easier to place into a "destroyed" state.
I do really recommend this for Zelda fans, as well as people looking for cool parts/colors outside of standard Lego sets.
Fills a Triforce-Shaped Hole in Lego Collections
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2023
I'm always very, very skeptical on the quality advertised by these 3rd party/knockoff/imitation brand interlocking plastic bricks (IPB); we own a massive amount of Lego products, and 3rd-party IPB stuff, so we've got experience with both. I'm pleasantly surprised, and relieved, that this set was well done.Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2023
The overall appearance is pretty great and in-line enough with the source material (game), and the legs are pretty strong and able to support the body off the ground. The only issue is with every-other leg being prone to detaching a body plate when the leg is raised, due to the plate sticking out slightly more for those areas; they only pop off when manually manipulated while trying to pose the legs, and we haven't had them fall off during general play or placement...just when trying to fold the legs up at the base.
Secondly, and not necessarily bad, but the head portion detaches easily; it's held on by a rotating 2x2 plate and disc assembly, and the disc comes out of the housing plate if you try to pick the machine up by the head only. It can easily be remedied by using an official Lego version (it doesn't show when snapped on), and I don't mind much as it makes the machine easier to place into a "destroyed" state.
I do really recommend this for Zelda fans, as well as people looking for cool parts/colors outside of standard Lego sets.
Images in this review
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023
