How many pieces does The Lighthouse Siege have?

Set 70594 contains 775 pieces across 297 distinct parts and colours.

How many minifigures come with the set?

Eight minifigures are included, split between the lighthouse's defenders and the attacking pirates.

Which Ninjago storyline is this set part of?

It belongs to the 2016 Skybound arc, which centres on flying pirate ships and floating sky islands.

Ninjago

The Lighthouse Siege

The Lighthouse Siege is a 2016 set from LEGO® Ninjago's Skybound storyline, recreating a sky-pirate assault on a multi-level lighthouse. Its 775 pieces are split across 297 distinct parts and eight minifigures. This page lists every part and colour used in the set.

Set number: 70594
Year: 2016
Pieces: 775
Minifigures: 8
Theme: Ninjago
Different parts: 297

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 297

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 (46)

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

Minifigures 8

Sqiffy fig-0012794 pieces × 1
Clancee with Shoulder Armour fig-0027644 pieces × 1
Nadakhan fig-0027656 pieces × 1
Zane, Echo Zane fig-0027664 pieces × 1
Flintlocke with Shoulder Armour fig-0027676 pieces × 1
Nya (Skybound) fig-0027685 pieces × 1
Jay with Dual Sided Head (Skybound) fig-0027695 pieces × 1
Tai-D fig-01382014 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

Blacksmith 526 pieces by mocni

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What can I build with it?

Description

A lighthouse built for a siege

The Lighthouse Siege centres on a multi-storey lighthouse under attack from sky pirates, part of the Skybound storyline that ran through LEGO® Ninjago in 2016. The tower is built so its levels can be separated and rearranged for play rather than standing as one fixed structure. Light and dark bluish grey form the stonework, reddish brown covers the timber sections, and black rounds off technical details including the light itself, giving the whole build a weathered, coastal feel.

Eight minifigures for a full battle scene

With eight minifigures, this is one of the more figure-heavy Ninjago sets from its release year, which suits the siege theme well: defenders holding the lighthouse on one side, attacking pirates on the other. That split means larger play scenes are possible straight out of the box, with several characters active at once, no extra sets required. For anyone collecting Ninjago minifigures, eight figures in a single set is a strong haul and covers both sides of the conflict in one go.

297 distinct parts

Out of 775 pieces total, 297 are distinct part types, a high ratio that shows up mainly in the lighthouse detailing and pirate equipment, from window shapes to trim and weapon pieces. That variety also makes the set worth a look for anyone building their own fantasy or pirate scenes with a mix of timber and stone elements. The parts list on this page breaks down every shape and colour individually, showing which pieces appear often and which are genuinely rare within the set.

Part of the wider Skybound story

The Lighthouse Siege pairs naturally with other sets from Ninjago's Skybound arc, where flying pirate ships and floating sky islands play a central role. Anyone following the storyline will recognise the characters and colour scheme immediately, but the set also stands on its own as a self-contained siege scenario with a tower, defenders and attackers. The parts list is worth checking for anyone hunting specific reddish brown or bluish grey bricks for another build.

FAQ

How many pieces does The Lighthouse Siege have?: Set 70594 contains 775 pieces across 297 distinct parts and colours.
How many minifigures come with the set?: Eight minifigures are included, split between the lighthouse's defenders and the attacking pirates.
Which Ninjago storyline is this set part of?: It belongs to the 2016 Skybound arc, which centres on flying pirate ships and floating sky islands.

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