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Product description NINJAGO® 71842 Rontu – Lord of Dragons

Suitable for both building the model and acting out stories inspired by season 3 of the series.

Key Features

  • Allows the dragon's positions to be changed thanks to a movable tail, legs, wings, head and jaw.
  • Offers space for two figures – there are two minifigure positions on the dragon's back.
  • Expands action scene possibilities with a shooter under each wing.
  • Made up of 381 plastic pieces.
  • Intended for children aged 7 and up.
  • The assembled dragon measures over 13 cm in height.
  • No batteries required.
  • Building set number 71842 belongs to the LEGO NINJAGO range and was released in 2025.

Movable parts, shooters and figure positions give children more ways to incorporate the finished model into their own scenes.

Use / Assembly

During play, two minifigures can be placed on the dragon's back, its movable parts can be repositioned, and the shooters under the wings can be used. Also part of the play experience is a shrine with a secret message that can be revealed using Lloyd's translucent blade.

The LEGO Builder app allows you to save the set, track building progress, and zoom in or rotate the model in 3D.

Contents

  • Includes four NINJAGO minifigures: Lloyd, Sora, Wyldfyre and Zarkt.
  • Equips the characters with ninja weapons.
  • Contains a small shrine assembled from bricks.
  • The consumer packaging is a box measuring 191 × 262 × 72 mm.
  • Package weight is 488 g.

The dragon, four characters and the shrine together form a shared foundation for both building and storytelling.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen and the company remains in the ownership of the Kirk Kristiansen family. The name LEGO was derived from the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". The current form of the LEGO brick with its tube-based connection system was introduced in 1958.

Today's LEGO® sets build on the brick connection system design introduced in 1958.

Product code
  • PRF233715
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