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The Crystal King
LEGO 71772

The Crystal King

NINJAGO

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What Makes this set WOW?

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Hybrid centaur design: The unique design of the mech with four legs ensures exceptional stability of the model and allows it to be placed in dynamic poses without the risk of tipping over.

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Exclusive Lloyd (Golden Oni) Minifigure: Includes the rare and highly sought-after Lloyd figure in his powerful Oni form, complete with unique mask and decorations.

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Interactive Rib Cockpit: The beast's chest opens like a dark staircase to reveal a seat for the helmsman, giving the model a menacing and organic look.

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Crystal sword and details: A huge, purple blade made of translucent blocks and numerous crystal spikes on the back perfectly reflect the atmosphere of the final season of the Crystallized series.

Set details

LEGO The Crystal King (set #71772) is a NINJAGO set released in 2022, made up of 722 pieces.

Set number
#71772
Theme
NINJAGO
Year released
2022
Pieces
722
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Common questions about The Crystal King

What is LEGO The Crystal King?

LEGO The Crystal King (set #71772) is a set from the NINJAGO range, released in 2022, made up of 722 pieces.

Is LEGO The Crystal King being retired?

Yes — this set is flagged as likely to retire soon based on its age and catalogue signals. Once a LEGO set retires, it's no longer produced and prices on secondary/resale markets can rise.

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