How many pieces and minifigures does set 70726 include?

Destructoid contains 253 pieces across 108 unique parts and colours, plus three minifigures.

What does the model represent?

It depicts a robotic opponent from the 2014 LEGO® Ninjago wave, built with moveable arms and shoulders.

Can the robot actually move?

Yes, the arms and shoulders are jointed, allowing the robot to be posed in different battle stances.

Ninjago

Destructoid

Destructoid is a robotic war machine from the 2014 LEGO® Ninjago wave, built to stand against the ninja. The set has 253 pieces, 108 unique parts and three minifigures. This page lists every part and colour used in the model.

Set number: 70726
Year: 2014
Pieces: 253
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Ninjago
Different parts: 108

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 108

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 (11)

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

Minifigures 3

Zane (Rebooted) fig-0019065 pieces × 1
General Cryptor (Rebooted) fig-0025085 pieces × 1
Nindroid fig-0025594 pieces × 1

Description

A robot against the ninja

Destructoid appears in the LEGO® Ninjago story as a mechanical opponent, controlled by an enemy of the ninja and built with moveable arms and a battle-ready stance. The combination of a solid main body and jointed limbs allows several fighting poses, a feature typical of the series' robotic and machine-based villains. Three minifigures let builders pit ninja characters directly against the machine, recreating familiar battle scenes from the show with switching attacker and defender roles on both sides.

Moving mechanics with real detail

At 253 pieces across 108 unique parts, the set offers a high level of part variety for its size, most visible in the jointed arm and shoulder mechanisms. These joints let the robot hold different attack and defence poses rather than standing as a fixed display model. For a set of around 250 pieces, that represents a relatively demanding level of building technique, noticeable throughout the build and worth taking slowly.

Dark colours with a red accent

Black, light grey and dark grey form the robot's solid, technical base colour, while trans-red provides accent detailing on eyes, weapons or energy effects, giving the machine a more threatening look. This contrast between neutral greys and glowing red is typical of the machine-based villains found throughout the Ninjago line, helping it stand out against the ninja's brighter, more colourful vehicles. The full parts list, covering all 108 elements, is further down this page, sorted by colour and part shape.

Built for Ninjago battle scenes

Destructoid suits fans who prefer moveable robotic opponents over standard ninja vehicles and want to stage battle scenes with several minifigures at once. Its manageable part count keeps the build itself short, while the jointed arms provide lasting play value afterwards. Combined with other Ninjago sets from the same wave, it helps build out larger battles between the ninja and their machine enemies, with Destructoid acting as a clear visual centrepiece.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does set 70726 include?: Destructoid contains 253 pieces across 108 unique parts and colours, plus three minifigures.
What does the model represent?: It depicts a robotic opponent from the 2014 LEGO® Ninjago wave, built with moveable arms and shoulders.
Can the robot actually move?: Yes, the arms and shoulders are jointed, allowing the robot to be posed in different battle stances.