Welcome to The Brick Stand’s weekly spotlight on a retired LEGO set! This week, we’re turning our attention to the Jungle Raider set from the popular Ninjago theme. The set, with product number 70755, was retired on June 22nd, 2016. Join us as we take a closer look at this exciting set, including its features, minifigures, and why it’s still a favorite among LEGO enthusiasts.
Unearthing Ninjago’s Adventure: A Closer Look
The “Jungle Raider” set from the Ninjago theme boasts an impressive piece count of 4124, offering a substantial building experience. One of its unique features is the built-in suspension and big rubber tires, making it an ideal choice for navigating rough jungle terrain during play. The set includes two minifigures, Lloyd and Kapau, each equipped with their own assortment of weapons. Additionally, the inclusion of the Anacondrai stone pillar with Anacondrai swords, a gold chain, and the Jade Blade adds to the set’s adventurous playability. The design also showcases intricate details such as an opening cockpit with a roll bar, Ninja details, and huge gold blade details. The set, designed to recreate favorite scenes from the NINJAGO Masters of Spinjitzu TV show, was first made available in 2015. The set was priced at £17.99 / 19.99 € / $19.99 US / $24.99 CAD, offering good value for its extensive features and play potential. The intricate details and exciting features of the “Jungle Raider” set reflect the creativity and adventurous spirit of the Ninjago theme.
Unleashing the Ninjago Nostalgia
The LEGO Ninjago set 70755, Jungle Raider, was released in 2015 as a part of the Ninjago theme and featured a small jungle setting with a stone column and two minifigures. The set was aimed at children aged seven and above and was well-received for its design and playability, offering a large raider with full suspension and larger tires. The presence of exclusive minifigures, such as Tournament Robes Lloyd, added to its appeal. The set was considered a good value for money, and its relatively low list price of $20 made it an attractive option for fans of the Ninjago theme. Among Adult Fans of LEGO (AFOLs), the set garnered moderate interest for its design and minifigure exclusivity, making it a desirable addition to Ninjago collections. With its distinctive design and unique minifigures, the Jungle Raider set continues to hold a place of significance in the LEGO Ninjago history and remains sought after by collectors.
Fan Favorites and Honest Opinions
The “Jungle Raider” set, part of the Ninjago theme, received positive reviews from collectors and critics alike. According to Hovie, The Brick Stand’s reviewer, the set offers a good value for the price point, featuring rare parts and new molds, including a snake skeletal helmet and the Jade blade. Hovie also highlighted the exclusive minifigure, tournament robes Lloyd, and described the Jungle Raider as a “big buggy type of vehicle” with significant playability. Similarly, Rinaldo praised the set for its captivating design and recommended it as an attractive gift option due to its relatively low price and the presence of the popular character Lloyd. Both reviewers underscored the set’s appeal to fans of the Ninjago theme and emphasized its overall value, making it a strong addition to any collection.
All the reviews for this article were provided by Brickset.com: Jungle Raider Reviews
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In this week’s spotlight, we’ve taken a look at the retired LEGO set, Jungle Raider (Product Number: 70755) from the Ninjago theme. This action-packed set retired on June 22, 2016, and it’s been a delight to revisit its unique features and minifigures. Join us next week as we continue our series of retired LEGO sets, bringing you more nostalgic insights and in-depth looks at some of the most beloved creations from the past. Be sure to check back in next week for our next featured retired set!
