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Set 70751 Temple of Airjitzu
Ninjago

Temple of Airjitzu

The Temple of Airjitzu is one of the larger Ninjago sets and recreates a multi-level mountain temple packed with functions. With 2,033 pieces and a full thirteen minifigures, it combines build scale with genuine play value in a single model. This page covers every fact plus the complete parts list.

Set number
70751
Year
2015
Pieces
2,033
Minifigures
13
Theme
Ninjago
Different parts
448
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 448

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Spare parts (50)

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

Minifigures 13

Alternative models

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

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Description

A mountain temple across several levels

The temple rises across several storeys on a rocky base, blending classic temple architecture with moving elements such as traps or opening platforms. With 2,033 pieces, there's enough material to detail both the outer rock-and-temple structure and several interior rooms. That mix of landscape and building means the model reads differently from many angles rather than looking like a simple box. The build itself splits into separate modules for the base, the temple structure and the roof, which come together one after another and keep a set of this size manageable in stages.

Thirteen minifigures for big scenes

With thirteen minifigures, the temple is one of the more figure-heavy sets in its range. That high number makes it possible to stage whole group scenes with the ninja team and their opponents at once, rather than just pairing off individual figures. Anyone familiar with the Ninjago stories can use it to act out larger battle or defence scenes around the temple, which makes the set particularly play-friendly. For children who enjoy directing several characters at once, few other Ninjago sets from this period pack a comparable range of figures into a single build.

Dark, earthy colour tones

Black, reddish brown, dark grey and red define the colour scheme, giving the model the earthy, slightly mystical look of a mountain temple. With 448 distinct part types, there's plenty of variety across the rock and temple structures, from irregular rock formations to delicate roof elements. That variety also makes the set worth a look for builders after landscape or temple pieces for their own projects. Anyone who already owns other Ninjago sets with a similar palette can carry rock and roof pieces from the temple straight into their own landscape builds without any awkward colour clashes.

Who the temple suits

The Temple of Airjitzu suits both collectors of large Ninjago sets and anyone after strong play value through functions and figures. The parts list on this page shows exactly which of the thirteen figures and which specialist pieces are included, making it easier to plan if you want to combine this set deliberately with other Ninjago builds. As a static display piece it works just as well as a backdrop for repeated play, since the traps and opening platforms can be reset and triggered again at any time.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Temple of Airjitzu have?
The set contains 2,033 pieces across 448 distinct part types.
How many minifigures are included?
Thirteen minifigures come with the set, one of the highest counts in the Ninjago range.
What colours define the temple?
Black, reddish brown, dark grey and red dominate, matching the earthy mountain-temple look.

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