How many pieces and minifigures does the ShuriCopter include?

Set 70673 has 364 pieces and 153 distinct elements, along with three minifigures.

Where does the name ShuriCopter come from?

It refers to the helicopter's star-shaped rotor blade, which is designed to look like a shuriken.

What colours dominate the set?

White, black, and light and dark bluish grey give the vehicle its technical look.

Ninjago

ShuriCopter

The ShuriCopter is a Ninjago helicopter whose rotor blade is shaped like a shuriken, a clear nod to the ninja world the theme is built around. The set includes 364 pieces and three minifigures, plus 153 distinct elements for extra detail. White, black and shades of grey give the aircraft its sleek, technical look.

Set number: 70673
Year: 2019
Pieces: 364
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Ninjago
Different parts: 153

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 153

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 (10)

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

Minifigures 3

General Vex fig-0027895 pieces × 1
Jay FS fig-0028664 pieces × 1
Zane (Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu) fig-0028675 pieces × 1

Description

A helicopter with a shuriken rotor

The set's name comes from its standout feature: instead of a conventional helicopter blade, the ShuriCopter has a star-shaped rotor that echoes a shuriken, tying the vehicle directly to Ninjago's ninja theme. It's built as an action vehicle for scenes where ninja characters take on their opponents in the air. The 153 distinct elements pack plenty of small technical detail into the body and cockpit, so the helicopter feels more intricate than its 364-piece count alone might suggest. It is a compact but detailed build overall.

Colours and a technical look

White, black, and light and dark bluish grey define the ShuriCopter's appearance, giving it a technical, near-futuristic feel suited to a modern aircraft. That relatively neutral palette sets it apart from many of Ninjago's more colourful vehicles and lets the shapes do more of the work. The grey-and-white mix also makes it easier to blend pieces from this set into other builds without clashing colours. The parts list on this page covers every colour included in detail.

Three minifigures for ninja action

Three minifigures come with the ShuriCopter, typically ninja characters or their opponents, as is standard for Ninjago sets. That means the helicopter slots straight into play scenes, whether as transport for a mission or a getaway vehicle after a fight. The mix of vehicle and figures makes the set versatile, working equally well for open-ended play or as an addition to a larger Ninjago collection with other vehicles and locations.

Pieces worth reusing

At 364 pieces, the ShuriCopter sits in the mid-size range for Ninjago vehicles and builds up in an afternoon. Its technical shapes and grey-and-white palette make the pieces useful for other aircraft or robot builds too, well beyond the Ninjago theme. Checking the parts list on this page shows exactly which specialist pieces form the shuriken rotors and which bricks are worth keeping for other projects. It also displays well next to other Ninjago aircraft.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the ShuriCopter include?: Set 70673 has 364 pieces and 153 distinct elements, along with three minifigures.
Where does the name ShuriCopter come from?: It refers to the helicopter's star-shaped rotor blade, which is designed to look like a shuriken.
What colours dominate the set?: White, black, and light and dark bluish grey give the vehicle its technical look.