How many pieces does set 71819 have?

The Dragon Stone Shrine contains 1,212 pieces and comes with six minifigures.

What age group is the set aimed at?

Ninjago sets of this size and part count are generally aimed at builders from around ten years upwards who already have experience with larger models.

Which colours dominate the build?

The shrine is built mainly from light and dark bluish grey, reddish brown and olive green — the full breakdown is in the parts list on this page.

Ninjago

Dragon Stone Shrine

The Dragon Stone Shrine (71819) is a 2024 Ninjago set that reconstructs a ruined dragon temple from 1,212 pieces. It comes with six minifigures and 331 unique parts, giving plenty of variety for building and for play afterwards. Weathered stone tones in light and dark grey, reddish brown and olive green make the shrine feel ancient.

Set number: 71819
Year: 2024
Pieces: 1,212
Minifigures: 6
Theme: Ninjago
Different parts: 331

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 331

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 (38)

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

Minifigures 6

Lord Ras, Dark Purple Shoulder Pads fig-0145894 pieces × 1
Lloyd, White Suit, Hair, Shoulder Guard fig-0147925 pieces × 1
Kai, Dragons Rising, Hair fig-0147945 pieces × 1
Euphrasia fig-0147954 pieces × 1
Master Wu, Dark Tan Robe fig-0147975 pieces × 1
Nya, Dragons Rising, Hair fig-0147985 pieces × 1

Alternative models

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

Battle of helms deep 1/2 9474 420 pieces by ZaneGoldstein11

View the idea at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A Shrine Built From Stone and Legend

Ninjago has long centred on elemental powers, golden weapons and dragons that side with heroes and villains alike. The Dragon Stone Shrine continues that tradition with a weathered temple built from roughly hewn stone blocks, cracked edges and creeping moss. Light bluish grey and dark bluish grey walls sit alongside reddish brown timber beams and olive green foliage, giving the ruin an unmistakable look. At 1,212 pieces, the set sits in the upper mid-range of the Ninjago line, offering enough substance for a lengthy build session without becoming overwhelming for an experienced builder.

Six Minifigures, Several Factions

Six minifigures populate the shrine, covering everything from classic ninja fighters to guardians or rivals contesting the site. Each figure carries its own weapons and accessories, all listed individually in the parts list on this page. Fans familiar with Ninjago will recognise a recurring pattern: multiple factions converging on a symbolic location. The minifigure line-up also matters to collectors, since certain helmets, armour pieces and weapons rarely appear together in this particular colour combination, making the set a useful source for customised figures too.

331 Unique Parts for Further Builds

With 331 unique parts, the set offers a solid base for modifications or for other landscape builds sharing the same colour scheme. The light and dark bluish grey stonework and reddish brown timber elements combine well with other Ninjago or fantasy sets. The full parts list on this page shows exactly which elements appear, in which colour and quantity, so you can hunt for replacement pieces or draw inspiration for your own creations. The mix of static architecture and posable minifigures means the Dragon Stone Shrine works equally well as a display piece and as an active play set.

Between Display Shelf and Roleplay

Look closely and the Dragon Stone Shrine works equally well as a shelf diorama and as a backdrop for roleplay once the stonework comes together. The multi-stage build, with plenty of repeating stone shapes in light and dark bluish grey, suits builders with a little more experience who don't mind repetitive steps along the way. Anyone who already owns other Ninjago sets can slot the shrine straight into an existing landscape scene, since the stonework matches the look of many earlier releases in the line. First-time Ninjago builders might do better starting with a smaller set before tackling this one.

FAQ

How many pieces does set 71819 have?: The Dragon Stone Shrine contains 1,212 pieces and comes with six minifigures.
What age group is the set aimed at?: Ninjago sets of this size and part count are generally aimed at builders from around ten years upwards who already have experience with larger models.
Which colours dominate the build?: The shrine is built mainly from light and dark bluish grey, reddish brown and olive green — the full breakdown is in the parts list on this page.

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