And finally, this one is Lego Pharaoh’s Quest model 7327, the Scorpion Pyramid. Our hero Jack Raines and Mac McLoud reunite in the last part of the six Pharaoh Amset-Ra’s treasures, Golden Headdress hunting. Along with our two familiar Pharaoh’s Quest’s main character, there is an additional character in this Lego series, which is Professor Archibald Hale.
As you may guess from its title, Scorpion Pyramid, this Lego series includes a 10 inch tall and 15 inch wide measured pyramid model. While as the antagonists characters, there are the Pharaoh AmsetRa himselft, two Anubis guards and one flying mummy minifigures, plus the scorpion monster as the pyramid ultimate guardian.
Discovering the Golden Headdress hidden in the depths of the Pharaoh Amset-Ra’s pyramid, the brave heroes go face-to-face with the evil mummy horde. If the mummies get the ultimate Golden Nemes, they will awaken the Pharaoh and he will rule the world. Can the heroes navigate the maze of sliding doors, booby-trapped stairs and the Pharaoh’s tomb to escape the clutches of the mummies?
Lego Pharaoh’s Quest model 7327 Scorpion Pyramid series contains a total of 792 pieces of puzzles (elements). In addition to the main figures mentioned before, this Lego model also include several accessories such as an Egyptian swords, scarab shields, dynamite, spears, wrenches, guns, a pickax, binoculars, scorpions, snakes and golden coins.
From the price perspective, this final sequel of LEGO Pharaoh's Quest series is on top compared to the other models. However, by the point of view of most of LEGO enthusiasts, a price tag of $99.99 is considerably cheap enough considering this Scorpion Pyramid 7327 model's coolness.
Lego Pharaoh’s Quest 7327 Scorpion Pyramid Play Set
