How many pieces does Ruina's Lock & Roller have?

Set 70349 has 208 pieces and comes with 3 minifigures.

What colours define the set?

Mainly dark bluish grey, black and light bluish grey, with a dark purple accent.

Does it work alongside other Nexo Knights sets?

Yes, as a villains' vehicle it pairs well with knight-led sets, making it useful for building up a collection of both heroes and opponents.

Nexo Knights

Ruina's Lock & Roller

Ruina's Lock & Roller is a 2017 Nexo Knights set built from 208 pieces. It centres on a rolling combat vehicle from the villains' side, accompanied by 3 minifigures. Dark bluish grey, black, light bluish grey and a touch of dark purple give the model its menacing look.

Set number: 70349
Year: 2017
Pieces: 208
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Nexo Knights
Different parts: 98

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 98

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (12)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 3

Ruina fig-0031134 pieces × 1
Aaron Fox with Trans-Neon Orange Visor and Silver Armor fig-0031146 pieces × 1
Queen Halbert with Shoulder Armor fig-0031155 pieces × 1

Description

A vehicle for the other side

Unlike many Nexo Knights sets, this one doesn't put the knights front and centre but instead builds a vehicle for the villains, led by the character Ruina, who regularly squares off against the knights across the theme. At 208 pieces, the build sits in the same range as comparable sets in the theme and can be finished comfortably in an hour or two. Rollers and drums form the central design element, giving the finished vehicle a menacing, mechanical silhouette that sets it apart from the knights' more playful builds. For collectors keen to cover the theme's antagonists as well as its heroes, this set fills a noticeable gap.

Three figures with character

3 minifigures come with the set, which is generous for something this size and adds real play value beyond the vehicle itself. Each figure brings its own armour pieces that suit the dark overall palette and work just as well in other builds, including existing fantasy figure collections. Working through the parts list on this page turns up helmets, weapons and accessories that can be repurposed for custom fantasy or knight figures, regardless of the set they originally came from, without having to trawl through the printed instructions.

A dark palette with a purple accent

Dark bluish grey and black form the backbone of the colour scheme, light bluish grey adds lighter highlights, and dark purple supplies the distinctive touch that sets this model apart from purely knightly builds and gives the villains' side its own recognisable look. Among the 98 distinct parts are standard bricks alongside specialised curved and drum-shaped elements needed for the rolling mechanism that gives the vehicle its motion. Every part is listed individually on this page for easy reference, useful for tracking down a missing piece.

Compact scale, clear purpose

At just over 200 pieces, this counts among the smaller vehicles in the theme, which means a quick build without major interruptions and one that suits a spontaneous afternoon session. The rolling elements keep the finished model interesting to handle after the build too, rather than leaving it as a silent shelf piece. On a shelf, it also reads as a compact, self-contained display piece that sits well alongside other Nexo Knights vehicles.

FAQ

How many pieces does Ruina's Lock & Roller have?: Set 70349 has 208 pieces and comes with 3 minifigures.
What colours define the set?: Mainly dark bluish grey, black and light bluish grey, with a dark purple accent.
Does it work alongside other Nexo Knights sets?: Yes, as a villains' vehicle it pairs well with knight-led sets, making it useful for building up a collection of both heroes and opponents.

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