Yes, the arms and legs are built to be posed, so the mech can be set into different battle stances.

Which minifigures are included?

Three minifigures come with the set, including Lloyd as the mech's pilot.

Does it fit with other Ninjago sets?

Yes, its scale and colour scheme match the current Ninjago wave, so it combines well with other sets from the same line.

Ninjago

Lloyd's Elemental Power Mech

Lloyd's Elemental Power Mech 71817 is a Ninjago set built around a walking battle mech for elemental master Lloyd. At 253 pieces with three minifigures, it is a compact action build that mixes construction with play value.

Set number: 71817
Year: 2024
Pieces: 253
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Ninjago
Different parts: 83

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 83

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 3

Cinder fig-0145835 pieces × 1
Lloyd, Ninja Wrap fig-0147734 pieces × 1
Nya, Ninja Wrap, Katana Holder fig-0147755 pieces × 1

Description

A mech built for battle poses

The build centres on a mech piloted by Lloyd, a format that returns again and again in Ninjago because it delivers a tall, poseable battle robot without needing a huge parts count. Arms, legs and the cockpit area are built to move, so once assembled the mech is meant to be played with, not just displayed on a shelf. At 253 pieces the set stays manageable for a single building session, yet its height and stance make it feel noticeably bulkier than the part count suggests, and the stable stance keeps it steady through repeated posing.

Three minifigures for a scene

Three minifigures come with the set, giving it enough of a cast to act out a small confrontation rather than just standing a finished model on a shelf. Alongside Lloyd himself, the set typically pairs the mech with an ally and an opponent, which pushes the set closer to play-focused than to a pure display mech.

A dark, gold-trimmed colour scheme

Black and dark grey form the base of the colour scheme, with pearl gold covering armour details and a strong dark red used for contrast. That combination is typical of elemental warrior gear in Ninjago, and it makes the mech instantly readable as battle equipment next to other sets in the theme. A good share of the 83 unique parts goes into exactly these armour and trim pieces, listed individually in the parts list on this page. The matte black and glossy gold mix is what gives the mech its distinct Ninjago look.

Where it sits in the Ninjago range

Mechs of this scale appear regularly across the Ninjago line and combine well with other sets from the same wave, useful for building larger play scenes with multiple vehicles and opponents. For collectors, that makes this set less of a standalone piece and more of a building block within a wider Ninjago collection.

FAQ

Does the mech move?: Yes, the arms and legs are built to be posed, so the mech can be set into different battle stances.
Which minifigures are included?: Three minifigures come with the set, including Lloyd as the mech's pilot.
Does it fit with other Ninjago sets?: Yes, its scale and colour scheme match the current Ninjago wave, so it combines well with other sets from the same line.