Yes, its head, wings and tail are articulated, so it works as a play figure rather than just a static display model.

How many minifigures does the set include?

Master Wu Dragon comes with 5 minifigures covering rider and opponent roles.

How many pieces does the set have exactly?

The set contains 576 pieces, including 214 unique parts.

Ninjago

Master Wu Dragon

Master Wu Dragon is part of the 2015 LEGO® Ninjago range and centres on an elaborate dragon finished in white and gold. With 576 pieces and 5 minifigures, it's one of the more figure-rich sets in the theme.

Set number: 70734
Year: 2015
Pieces: 576
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Ninjago
Different parts: 214

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 214

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 (36)

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

Minifigures 5

Cole in Deepstone Shoulder Armor (Possession) fig-0027115 pieces × 1
Ghost Ninja Hackler / Warrior Yokai with Scabbard fig-0030335 pieces × 1
Master Wu (Possession) fig-0030355 pieces × 1
Ghost Warrior Pitch fig-0030526 pieces × 1
Ghost Bow Master Soul Archer fig-0030535 pieces × 1

Description

A dragon built to move

The set's centrepiece is a dragon built with enough articulation to move its head, wings and tail, turning it into a dynamic play figure rather than a static display model. Dragons run throughout Ninjago's story as close, loyal companions of the ninja and their mentors, and Master Wu is one of the series' central and most respected characters. With 576 pieces, the dragon build stays demanding enough to feel satisfying without dragging on for several days.

Five minifigures for a proper scene

Five minifigures give you enough characters to cover both a rider for the dragon and opponents for small confrontation scenes. That makes the set playable well beyond the dragon model on its own, and it pairs naturally with other Ninjago sets from the same storyline for building out bigger, more varied scenes. Anyone who already owns other sets from this Ninjago wave can combine the figures into shared play scenes without much effort.

Building effort for a moving model

Because the dragon has several moving joints, the build feels noticeably different from a static vehicle model with a similar piece count: the head, wings and tail are each prepared separately and only brought together into one single moving unit near the end. That makes the set a bit more demanding than a comparably sized static model, but the extra effort pays off with a figure that genuinely moves and plays, rather than just sitting motionless on a shelf.

White and gold rather than classic ninja colours

The white, light bluish grey, black and pearl gold colour scheme deliberately steps away from the bolder colours usually associated with Ninjago, giving the dragon a refined, almost mystical look. With 214 unique parts, the set also offers a solid base for your own custom builds. The full parts list with all colours is set out further down this page, which is handy for looking up individual elements before you start building.

FAQ

Can the dragon move?: Yes, its head, wings and tail are articulated, so it works as a play figure rather than just a static display model.
How many minifigures does the set include?: Master Wu Dragon comes with 5 minifigures covering rider and opponent roles.
How many pieces does the set have exactly?: The set contains 576 pieces, including 214 unique parts.