Legends of Chima

Flying Phoenix Fire Temple

The Flying Phoenix Fire Temple 70146 belongs to the Legends of Chima theme and combines a fixed temple structure with a detachable flying vehicle shaped like a stylised phoenix. With 1,301 pieces and 7 minifigures, it counts among the larger sets in the range. Light grey, black, dark grey and tan give it a look that suggests both stone and fire.

Set number
70146
Year
2014
Pieces
1,301
Minifigures
7
Different parts
296
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Parts list 296

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Minifigures 7

Description

A temple that splits into a flying vehicle

Legends of Chima follows animal tribes competing over CHI crystals, a source of power spread across several territories with their own buildings and vehicles. The Flying Phoenix Fire Temple shows a stationary temple structure from which a phoenix-shaped flying vehicle can detach and be flown independently, while the remaining temple base holds interior spaces and a hiding place for a CHI crystal, central to the wider Chima storyline. A small built-in mechanism also lets parts of the temple appear to collapse during a mock attack.

1,301 pieces split between structure and vehicle

The build splits visibly into two areas: a sturdy temple base built largely from light-grey and dark-grey pieces, and the more mobile phoenix flyer, picked out in tan and black with wings that fold out. That mix of a static structure and a detachable vehicle is typical of larger Chima sets and means part of the model can be played with on its own, away from the rest. For fans of the television series, it stands as one of the more direct translations of the show's story into a single set.

Seven minifigures from the Chima conflict

With 7 minifigures, the set provides enough characters to stage a small confrontation around the temple, typically drawing on rival animal tribes. Several Chima minifigures are tied to specific vehicles or buildings within the range, meaning multiple sets from the theme can be combined into a larger scene featuring more than one tribe. That also makes the set appealing to collectors focused on gathering figures from specific Chima tribes.

Checking the parts list for temple and wing shapes

Since both the temple and the phoenix flyer rely on specially moulded pieces, the full parts list on this page helps trace exactly which shapes appear in light grey, black, dark grey and tan before hunting down a missing piece or combining the set with other Chima models. That matters more for a since-retired theme like Chima, where individual special shapes are no longer sold on their own through official channels.

FAQ

What does the Flying Phoenix Fire Temple set represent?
It shows a temple from the Legends of Chima theme, from which a phoenix-shaped flying vehicle can detach.
How many minifigures come with the set?
The set includes 7 minifigures drawn from the animal tribes' conflict over Chima.
Can the model split into two independent parts?
Yes, the phoenix flyer detaches from the temple base and can be played with separately.

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