Nya and Arin's Baby Dragon Fight ninjago (71798)

Nya and Arin’s Baby Dragon Battle (71798) is a great way to introduce building skills to kids aged 4 and up and recreate amazing scenes from the NINJAGO®: Rise of the Dragons TV series. The set includes 2 dragons, a jet and a secret cave with energy crystals, plus 3 minifigures for hours of exciting role-play fun.

LEGO® set to introduce kids to building
This LEGO NINJAGO set offers kids aged 4 and up a great build and play experience. Each bag of bricks contains a model and a buildable character, so kids can get into the action quickly. The toy also includes a Starter Brick to make building easy.

Fun digital experience for young LEGO builders
An intuitive experience, the LEGO Builder app lets kids zoom and rotate 3D models, save their sets and track their progress.

LEGO® Starter Set – Kids aged 4 and up can recreate scenes from the NINJAGO®: Rise of the Dragons TV series while learning to build with this Nya and Arin's Baby Dragon Battle (71798) set
3 minifigures – Includes Nya with a saber and chicken bone for Baby Riyu, Arin with a saber and grappling hook and the Imperium Talon General with a saber
2 Dragons – The Energy Dragon has moving head, wings and tail and wears a saddle to carry a minifigure. Baby Riyu stands in a secret cave containing energy crystals
A gift for kids aged 4 and up – This set offers young ninja fans endless options for sharing adventures with their heroes
Play anywhere – The Energy Dragon measures over 5” (13cm) high, 9” (25cm) long and 9” (23cm) wide, so kids can take the playset with them wherever they go
A new way to build – The LEGO® Builder app guides kids through an intuitive building adventure. They can save their sets, track their progress and zoom and rotate models in 3D
Discover building with LEGO® bricks – With 4+ sets, young children learn to build and share happy moments with their family
Superior quality – For over 6 decades, LEGO® bricks have been designed to connect easily every time
Safety first – LEGO® building bricks meet stringent safety standards