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Set 71708 Gamer's Market
Ninjago

Gamer's Market

Gamer's Market belongs to the Prime Empire sub-theme of LEGO® Ninjago from 2020, set inside a video game world. Despite having only 228 pieces, the set packs in 9 minifigures, an unusually high figure count for its size. This page lists all 115 unique parts used to build its market stalls.

Set number
71708
Year
2020
Pieces
228
Minifigures
9
Theme
Ninjago
Different parts
115
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 115

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Spare parts (17)

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

Minifigures 9

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

Nine minifigures, one small set

The standout fact about this set is its ratio of figures to pieces: 9 minifigures across just 228 pieces works out to under 26 pieces per figure on average, so the individual stalls are kept deliberately simple. That trade-off makes sense for collectors chasing specific Prime Empire characters, since it delivers a wide cast for a relatively short, inexpensive build rather than one large, detailed structure. Most Ninjago sets at a similar price point ship with only two or three minifigures, which makes this line-up unusually generous.

A modular marketplace, not one building

The 115 unique parts don't form a single connected building but several small, separate stalls that can be arranged freely on a baseplate or shelf. That modular layout fits the Prime Empire storyline, which takes place across many small locations inside a digital game world rather than around one central hub. Owners of other Ninjago sets can combine these stalls with existing scenery to build up a larger market scene.

Colours borrowed from a video game HUD

Black and White make up the neutral base of the stalls, while Red appears as a warmer accent on roofs and goods. Trans-Neon Green stands out as the signature colour of the Prime Empire sub-theme, marking digital effects and energy elements consistent with its video-game aesthetic. That mix of neutral structure and one glowing accent colour runs through several other sets in this Ninjago wave, making them easy to spot side by side.

A good add-on rather than a centrepiece

Because the set is built around several small scenes rather than one large model, it works best as an addition to an existing Ninjago collection rather than a standalone centrepiece. The parts list on this page covers all 115 elements by colour and quantity, which is useful for anyone wanting to rebuild or extend individual stalls on their own, or for collectors mainly interested in tracking down specific Prime Empire minifigures rather than the market stalls themselves.

FAQ

Why does this small set have so many minifigures?
Gamer's Market represents a marketplace made of several small stalls, which is how 228 pieces stretch to 9 minifigures in total.
Does the set form one connected building?
No, the 115 parts build several separate stalls that can be arranged freely rather than a single structure.
What colour is typical of Prime Empire sets?
Trans-Neon Green is the sub-theme's signature accent colour, representing digital effects inside the game world.

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