- Is this set good for kids or only for adults?
- It is built as a display set for adult collectors, and the figure is not designed for rough play. Older kids who like Grogu can enjoy posing it, but it is not a toy-first set.
- How does it compare with other LEGO Grogu sets?
- This is the largest Grogu figure LEGO has made, with a full pram and accessories. Smaller Grogu sets are cheaper to build and easier to display in tight space.
- Does the Grogu figure move?
- Yes. The head and ears are posable, and the figure sits in the pram. The pram itself is a static build, not a flying toy.
- How many pieces are in the set?
- 1,048 pieces. Expect a build of a few hours, with most of the repetition in the pram body.
- What is included besides Grogu?
- The set includes the Grogu figure, the hover pram, and small accessories such as a frog and a bowl of broth.
- Is it worth it for a collector?
- If you want a large Grogu display piece, it is one of the better options. If you mainly want a quick build, the smaller Grogu sets offer more value for the space.
- Where is the Grogu with Hover Pram cheapest?
- At Mercari, for $55.00, 45% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Grogu with Hover Pram?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Walmart, Lego, Staples, Michaels.