How many pieces and minifigures does Titan Mech Battle include?

Set 70737 contains 755 pieces and five minifigures.

Do you build one mech or two?

The set includes two opposing combat mechs, one light-coloured and one dark, built to face off against each other.

How does the parts list handle two separate models?

The list on this page covers all 224 unique elements, so you can see which parts belong to which mech.

Ninjago

Titan Mech Battle

Titan Mech Battle sets two large robots against each other: 755 pieces and five minifigures make up this 2015 Ninjago set. A light-coloured Titan mech faces off against a dark counterpart, both built with jointed arms and hips for genuine duel poses. With 224 unique elements, the set effectively delivers two full-sized models in one box.

Set number: 70737
Year: 2015
Pieces: 755
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Ninjago
Different parts: 224

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 224

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 (20)

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

Minifigures 5

Ghost Scythe Master Ghoultar fig-0030086 pieces × 1
Samurai X / Nya (Possession) / (Tournament of Elements) fig-0030107 pieces × 1
Jay in Deepstone Shoulder Armor (Possession) fig-0030135 pieces × 1
Zane in Deepstone Shoulder Armor (Possession) fig-0030405 pieces × 1
Ghost Blade Master Bansha with Legs fig-0030415 pieces × 1

Description

A duel, not just a display piece

Both mechs are similarly sized but opposite in styling, and both come with articulated arms, rotating hips and, in places, grabbing hands, so the two robots can genuinely be posed against each other rather than standing side by side as static props. That head-to-head setup sets this set apart from most Ninjago releases, which typically centre on a single hero vehicle rather than a matched pair. Building both mechs back to back makes the shared hip-and-arm mechanism obvious, even though the outer shell differs between the two builds.

Five figures split across two sides

The five minifigures are divided between the two mechs, either seated in a cockpit or stationed at the base, so neither robot goes without a crew. That split makes the set a reasonable pick for collectors after figures from both sides of the Ninjago story rather than just the protagonists, and it keeps both models feeling complete on their own. In play, it means both mechs can be crewed and squared off against each other at once, rather than one side waiting for a spare figure.

Light versus dark, piece for piece

White, light and dark bluish grey, and black are used deliberately to separate the two mechs at a glance, with the lighter robot standing out clearly against its darker opponent. Out of 755 pieces, 224 are unique elements, a solid figure for a set building two full-scale models rather than one. The parts list on this page shows exactly how the light and dark elements are split between the two mechs, useful if you want to keep the colour balance even.

Building two models back to back

Because the set produces two complete mechs, the build splits into two related but distinct stages, which makes it a good way to learn a joint or hip-rotation technique once and then apply it again straight away on the second model. The parts list on this page shows which elements go into each mech and how the black and white tones are distributed between them. For children who like acting out duels, that means two evenly matched opponents from the start, rather than one hero and a background figure.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does Titan Mech Battle include?: Set 70737 contains 755 pieces and five minifigures.
Do you build one mech or two?: The set includes two opposing combat mechs, one light-coloured and one dark, built to face off against each other.
How does the parts list handle two separate models?: The list on this page covers all 224 unique elements, so you can see which parts belong to which mech.

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