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Set 2507 Fire Temple
Ninjago

Fire Temple

Fire Temple, set 2507, dates from 2011, the year Ninjago launched. It is one of the largest sets from that first wave, with 1,174 pieces and 7 minifigures.

Set number
2507
Year
2011
Pieces
1,174
Minifigures
7
Theme
Ninjago
Different parts
235
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 235

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Spare parts (18)

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Minifigures 7

Description

A location from the early story

The original Ninjago storyline revolves around ninja, an army of skeletons and four golden weapons. The Fire Temple is where the Sword of Fire is kept, which makes it one of the key places in the early episodes. For fans who grew up with those first seasons, this set captures a familiar setting in brick form. The theme has since expanded into many more seasons and waves, but the 2011 sets still hold a special place for collectors who want to trace it back to its beginnings.

A big cast

Seven minifigures is a generous number for a set of this size. It is enough to stage a proper confrontation between two sides, recreate scenes from the show or invent new ones. The figure list on this page shows exactly who is included. For collectors, a set with this many figures is an efficient way to build up the first generation of Ninjago characters. For younger fans, the cast is what turns the temple from a model into a play environment.

Colours of fire and gold

The main colours are black, reddish brown, red and pearl gold, a combination that fits the name well. Red and gold are warm, rich shades that people associate with fire and ornate temples, while black and reddish brown are dark and earthy. Pearl gold is the colour most builders will be keen on, as it is less common than the other three in an average collection. The parts list below shows which elements come in that shade. Black and reddish brown are useful for landscapes, castles and rustic buildings.

Plenty of variety to reuse

With 235 distinct elements among 1,174 pieces, each element appears only about five times on average. The build therefore moves quickly between different shapes and techniques, and the finished parts make a versatile stock for your own creations, from shrines and rocky outcrops to villages. If you want to know what else your collection can produce, the What can I build? tool on this page compares your inventory with other sets. It is also the easiest way to check what you would need to rebuild the temple.

FAQ

Is Fire Temple one of the original Ninjago sets?
Yes. Set 2507 is listed under 2011, the first year of the Ninjago theme.
Which golden weapon is linked to the Fire Temple?
In the story, the Fire Temple guards the Sword of Fire, one of the four golden weapons.
How many pieces and minifigures does the set contain?
The catalogue lists 1,174 pieces and 7 minifigures.

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