How many pieces and minifigures does Temple of Light include?

The set has 565 pieces, 156 of them distinct parts, plus five minifigures.

What colours make up the set?

Pearl gold covers most of the facade, with white, tan and black used for detailing and contrast.

Who is this set best suited to?

With 565 pieces and detailed temple architecture, it suits more experienced builders and collectors interested in minifigures from Ninjago's original story arc.

Ninjago

LEGO® Temple of Light

Temple of Light is a 2013 Ninjago set with 565 pieces and five minifigures, built around a golden temple that closes out Ninjago's first major story arc.

Set number: 70505
Year: 2013
Pieces: 565
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Ninjago
Different parts: 156

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 156

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 (15)

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

Minifigures 5

Lloyd / Golden Ninja (The Final Battle) fig-0014265 pieces × 1
Master Wu with Pearl Gold Hat fig-0029855 pieces × 1
Lord Garmadon / Overlord (The Final Battle) fig-0029897 pieces × 1
Scout with Yellow Face fig-0029905 pieces × 1
Swordsman with Blue Face fig-0029915 pieces × 1

Description

A landmark set for early Ninjago

Temple of Light closes out the story of Ninjago's first two seasons, and the model reflects that with a fair amount of build complexity for its time: pearl gold dominates the facade and towers, set against white and tan for stone and wood detailing, with black used for the roofline and statues. At 565 pieces it was one of the larger Ninjago sets of 2013, with enough parts to cover multiple towers, steps and opening sections rather than a single flat front, with enough textured detailing to reward a closer look from several angles.

Five minifigures tied to the finale

The set comes with five minifigures connected to the temple storyline, which makes it a strong pick for anyone collecting figures from that stretch of Ninjago rather than the vehicles or later seasons. Having five characters also means the model supports scenes with more than one side at once, useful for anyone who displays or plays with the set rather than keeping it purely as a static build.

156 distinct parts in gold, white and tan

156 of the 565 pieces are distinct parts, a wide range for a Ninjago set of this size, and includes specialised temple-architecture pieces such as sloped roof sections, columns and pearl gold trim alongside standard bricks. That variety makes the set useful beyond its own build, as a source of gold and tan parts for other architecture or fantasy projects. The full parts list on this page lists every part and colour, including quantities.

Good for display, good for parts

The temple's scale and detailing make it a natural display piece alongside other large Ninjago sets, while its specialised gold and tan elements are also worth keeping for separate builds if the set is ever taken apart. Anyone tracking down a specific piece from this set, or looking for similar parts for their own project, can check quantities and colours in the parts list above.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does Temple of Light include?: The set has 565 pieces, 156 of them distinct parts, plus five minifigures.
What colours make up the set?: Pearl gold covers most of the facade, with white, tan and black used for detailing and contrast.
Who is this set best suited to?: With 565 pieces and detailed temple architecture, it suits more experienced builders and collectors interested in minifigures from Ninjago's original story arc.

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