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Set 71799 NINJAGO City Markets
Ninjago

LEGO® NINJAGO City Markets

NINJAGO City Markets extends the large NINJAGO City series with a tightly packed market district built to connect with earlier NINJAGO City sets. At 6,163 pieces, 21 minifigures and an unusually high 1,347 unique parts, it ranks among the most detailed sets in the series, aimed squarely at collectors rather than a quick weekend build.

Set number
71799
Year
2023
Pieces
6,163
Minifigures
21
Theme
Ninjago
Different parts
1,347
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 1,347

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (201)

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

Minifigures 21

Alternative models

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

All 2 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

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Description

Another district for a growing city

Like Gardens or Docks before it, Markets joins the large, modular NINJAGO City series and adds a densely built market quarter of stalls, alleyways and multi-storey fronts. Its ability to connect to other City sets makes it particularly appealing to collectors who already own part of the city, or plan to expand it piece by piece over time. Rather than standing as a self-contained model, it works more as another building block within an ever-growing city landscape.

1,347 unique parts is an unusually high count

With 1,347 unique parts against 6,163 pieces in total, the ratio of unique elements is exceptionally high, noticeably more so than many other large sets. That points to a highly irregular, small-scale architecture where almost no section repeats the last: market stalls, roofs and façades each rely on their own shapes rather than repeating modules. For builders, that means a varied but demanding build where new parts keep appearing rather than settling into a familiar rhythm.

Colours of a lived-in harbour town

The colour scheme of Black, Light Bluish Gray, Dark Bluish Gray and Reddish Brown gives the impression of a well-worn, Asian-inspired harbour city: the greys form stone, paving and foundations, reddish brown covers timber beams, roofs and market stalls, and black adds accents along details and roof edges. The combination looks deliberately more muted than a typical playset, fitting the series' adult-leaning audience. The full parts list on this page shows exactly how those four colours spread across the many unique elements.

21 minifigures to populate it

With 21 minifigures, the set fills its market district noticeably more densely than a single small building would, covering traders and residents that suit the busy scene. For fans who want their NINJAGO City collection not just built but populated, this set is a solid supply on that front too. Combined with figures from earlier City sets, it helps build up a larger, well-populated city landscape one district at a time.

FAQ

Does NINJAGO City Markets connect to other NINJAGO City sets?
Yes, it's part of the modular NINJAGO City series and connects to other models such as Gardens or Docks.
Why does the set have so many unique parts?
With 1,347 unique parts across 6,163 pieces, the architecture is highly irregular and small-scale, with little repetition.
How many minifigures are included?
The set includes 21 minifigures, populating the market district as traders and city residents.

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