Lego Ninjago has grown from a spinner toy line into one of Lego's richest worlds, with dragons, mechs and sprawling cityscapes. The builds are ambitious and full of personality, and the flagship city sets rank among Lego's best. These are the standouts.
Prices on these sets shift between retailers and the cheapest shop changes constantly, so every set below links to its live comparison to help you buy at the best price.
NINJAGO City Markets (71799)
At 6,163 pieces, the NINJAGO City Markets is a genuine flagship and a serious undertaking. The design makes clever use of its parts and comes together really satisfyingly. It is one of the stronger picks in the range at this size. Compare prices.
The Old Town 15th Anniversary (71861)
The The Old Town 15th Anniversary is one of the biggest builds in the theme at 4,852 pieces. It builds up quickly and looks far more involved than the part count suggests. Whether for play or display, it is money well spent. Compare prices.
Tournament Temple City (71814)
The Tournament Temple City is a chunky 3,490 pieces set with lots going on. Every section adds something, so it never feels like a slog. It displays beautifully and is an easy set to recommend. Compare prices.
NINJAGO City Workshops (71837)
The NINJAGO City Workshops is a substantial build at 3,247 pieces. The finished model has real presence and a lot of character. It works just as well as a gift as it does on your own shelf. Compare prices.
The Temple Bounty (71848)
At 2,388 pieces, the The Temple Bounty gives you a meaty, detailed session. There is plenty of detail packed in and the build stays interesting throughout. Fans of the theme will find a lot to love here. Compare prices.
Ultra Dragon Battle (71872)
The Ultra Dragon Battle is a chunky 2,178 pieces set with lots going on. It is a genuinely enjoyable build with some smart techniques along the way. It earns its place in any collection and tends to hold its value. Compare prices.
Destiny’s Bounty - Race Against Time (71797)
The Destiny’s Bounty - Race Against Time is a substantial build at 1,741 pieces. The design makes clever use of its parts and comes together really satisfyingly. It is one of the stronger picks in the range at this size. Compare prices.
Source Dragon of Motion (71822)
At 1,717 pieces, the Source Dragon of Motion gives you a meaty, detailed session. It builds up quickly and looks far more involved than the part count suggests. Whether for play or display, it is money well spent. Compare prices.
Buying tip
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