The Land Bounty LEGO® Ninjago® (71869): three vehicles in one, six ninjas on board
The Bounty is one of the most recognisable icons of LEGO® Ninjago®. This new version pushes the concept even further.
A vehicle that transforms into three
With 1,214 pieces, the Land Bounty separates into three smaller vehicles: a flying ship with an open deck, an all-terrain buggy with a cockpit and a motorbike.
A full cast of ninjas
Six minifigures come with the vehicle, enough to recreate the Bounty's full crew and its big action scenes. This level of detail confirms this ship's iconic status in the Ninjago universe.
Technical sheet
- Theme: LEGO® Ninjago®
- Number of pieces: 1214
- Official price: €129.99
- Release date: 1 August 2026
Functions across all three vehicles
The main vehicle includes a cockpit, six wheels, a stud shooter and a banner. Six characters are included: Cole, Zane, Wyldfyre, Euphrasia, Tsurg and the Earth Monster.
Size and play value
When assembled, the Land Bounty measures over 24 cm high, 35 cm long and 17 cm wide. Recommended from age 9, it combines a substantial build with three vehicles that can be used together.
Specifications checked against the official LEGO® page for set 71869.
A Kadris® wall art piece to go further
A vehicle as iconic as the Bounty deserves a place on your wall. A custom wall art piece can already be ordered, and this set is set to join our standard collection. Discover our new arrivals or order as a custom design.
Photo credit: LEGO®.
The Land Bounty LEGO® Ninjago® (71869): three vehicles in one, six ninjas on board: display and space-planning FAQ
Quick answer: the model should be planned around its longest dimension, projecting parts and preferred viewing angle. Ships and science-fiction vehicles often look compact in photographs but use considerable width or depth once wings, masts, antennas and side scenes are installed.
Which viewing angle works best?
A side view makes the full length and silhouette easy to understand. A three-quarter view gives more emphasis to the bow, cockpit or bridge and reveals depth. Test both before deciding on a permanent display, especially if interior scenes or moving panels should remain accessible.
How much safety clearance is useful?
Allow room around the most fragile projecting pieces, not only around the central body. A model that technically fits may still be vulnerable in a corridor or beside a door. The display should also support the weight without forcing delicate sections to carry a load they were not designed for.
Where should included characters be placed?
Keep minifigures close enough to explain the story but avoid arranging a dense row directly in front of the vehicle. A small scene to one side preserves the main outline and usually photographs better. If play features matter, leave doors, hatches and removable sections accessible.
Is the LEGO® set included with a Kadris display?
No, unless the relevant product page explicitly says otherwise. Kadris supplies the compatible aluminium display, its mounting system and the selected finish. Sets and minifigures shown in photographs illustrate the possible result.
How should the model be protected over time?
Keep it away from direct sunlight, strong heat and narrow passageways. Vertical presentation can greatly limit dust accumulation compared with a crowded shelf, but it does not replace occasional gentle cleaning or a closed display case.