Ninjago

Jungle Raider

The Jungle Raider 71700 is a small jungle-terrain vehicle from the 2020 Ninjago range. At 127 pieces with a single minifigure, it's a quick build rather than a display centrepiece. This page lists every part and colour that goes into it.

Set number
71700
Year
2020
Pieces
127
Minifigures
1
Theme
Ninjago
Different parts
59
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 59

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 (9)

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

Minifigures 1

Description

Built for rough terrain

The model uses an open cockpit, chunky tyres and mounts for extra gear, giving it the look of a light off-road buggy rather than a finished production vehicle. With 127 pieces, the build itself only takes a short session, which makes it a reasonable pick if you want a fast, satisfying result rather than a multi-evening project. Its small footprint also means it doesn't need much shelf space once finished, so it slots easily next to other Ninjago vehicles without dominating the display.

A camouflage-style colour scheme

Black, dark bluish grey, green and pearl gold make up the bulk of the 59 unique parts, giving the buggy a tarnished, jungle-ready finish rather than the bright primary colours typical of other Ninjago sub-themes. That mix of dark tones with gold trim is worth knowing if you're picking parts for a build of your own, since it's a less common combination outside this wave of sets. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly which pieces come in which colour, handy for matching or sorting bulk collections.

One minifigure, one seat

The set ships with a single minifigure sized to match the vehicle's open cockpit, along with gear that fits the jungle setting. For anyone building up a wider Ninjago minifigure collection, a smaller set like this is a cheap way to add one more character without committing to a large build. It's also a reasonable starting point for a younger builder who wants a complete vehicle and figure without the piece count of the bigger sets in the range.

A small step into a bigger range

At 127 pieces, the Jungle Raider sits toward the smaller end of the Ninjago range, which keeps the cost of adding it to a collection relatively low. For a parent looking for a first standalone set for a child, that short build time is a real advantage over Ninjago's larger flagship models with several thousand pieces. At the same time, there's still enough detail in the panelling and wheels that the build doesn't feel oversimplified. The parts list on this page makes it easier to judge the set realistically before buying.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Jungle Raider 71700 have?
It has 127 pieces and comes with one minifigure.
What colours make up the set?
The build is dominated by black, dark bluish grey, green and pearl gold, giving it a jungle-camouflage look.
Is this a good starter set?
Its small piece count and single minifigure make it a quick, low-commitment build, useful either as an entry set or as an addition to an existing collection.

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