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Set 70170 UltraCopter vs. AntiMatter
Ultra Agents

UltraCopter vs. AntiMatter

UltraCopter vs. AntiMatter is one of the larger sets from the 2015 LEGO® Ultra Agents range, pitting two opposing builds against each other in a single box. With 614 pieces and four minifigures, it sits among the more substantial models in the theme.

Set number
70170
Year
2015
Pieces
614
Minifigures
4
Theme
Ultra Agents
Different parts
189
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 189

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Minifigures 4

Description

Two builds, one showdown

The set follows the classic Ultra Agents dual-build format: a nimble helicopter for the agents on one side, and a menacing vehicle for the opposing faction on the other. Each model stands on its own and can then be squared off against the other, which is exactly where the "vs." in the name comes from. With 614 pieces and 189 unique parts, it sits comfortably in the mid-to-large size range for the theme, detailed enough to feel substantial without becoming a chore to build. Anyone who already owns a smaller Ultra Agents set will notice extra detailing on both vehicles here, from add-on parts to more elaborate panelling.

Four minifigures, endless scenarios

Four minifigures give you enough characters to stage proper chases and confrontations rather than just admiring two static vehicles. The built-in split between agents and opponents provides a ready-made play framework that also works well alongside other Ultra Agents sets. Collectors who add further sets from the range can gradually build up a wider play world with more vehicles and more figures to swap between the two sides. For children who like inventing small stories around their models, four figures make a noticeably bigger difference than a set with only one or two.

Two full builds, one box

Because the set packs two complete vehicles into a single box, the building itself splits naturally into two separate stages, each with its own instructions. That makes it easy to spread the project across two sittings, say two afternoons, without either half feeling unfinished in between. Both vehicles are compact enough to sit side by side on a shelf or desk once finished, though they also work perfectly well displayed apart if only one of them is meant to take centre stage. That split also makes the set a stronger gift, since it delivers two finished results rather than one.

Colours and part reuse

Black, white and light and dark bluish grey give both vehicles a technical, slightly futuristic look while still keeping them visually distinct from one another on the shelf. With 189 unique parts, the set also offers a decent base for custom builds once the official models have had their moment, whether that means new vehicle ideas or simple modifications. The complete parts list with all colours is listed further down this page, so individual pieces can be looked up before building or if one ever goes missing.

FAQ

How many pieces does set 70170 have?
UltraCopter vs. AntiMatter contains 614 pieces and comes with 4 minifigures.
What age is the set suitable for?
With 614 pieces split across two vehicles, it suits children with some building experience, typically from around age 8 upwards.
Can the two vehicles be built separately?
Yes, the UltraCopter and the opposing vehicle are independent builds that can be assembled on their own and then displayed or played with together.

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