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Lloyd's Titan Mech

Name: LEGO Lloyd's Titan Mech 71860
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 71860

77 · RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: BBB20251,293 pcsHigh agreement · 97%

Expert reviews

4analyzed

Owner ratings

103

BrickScore

Recommended

Owners

Synthesized Verdict

"With a BrickScore of 77.2 and 102 owners averaging 4.87 out of 5, Lloyd's Titan Mech earns its Recommended verdict as one of the most ambitious Ninjago mechs to date, delivering genuine anniversary-worthy scale, full-body poseability, and two collectible minifigures at a premium price most fans consider justified."

Reviewers universally praise Lloyd's Titan Mech as a standout 15th Anniversary Ninjago set, highlighting its massive size, premium green and gold design, and impressive full-body poseability. Owner ratings back this up strongly, with 102 buyers averaging 4.87 out of 5 across Amazon, LEGO.com, and Walmart. The anniversary framing resonates with collectors and fans alike, while the set's play-versus-display versatility earns repeated mentions. The BrickScore of 77.2 reflects a Recommended verdict that critics and owners agree on.

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LOVED (8)

01Massive scale that dwarfs earlier Ninjago mech sets
02Full articulation including poseable waist, hips, knees, ankles, and arms
03Premium green and gold anniversary design and finish

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CRITICIZED (4)

01Price at $129.99 feels high to some buyers
02Stability issues on smooth surfaces with little friction
03Some wished for additional minifigures such as Akita

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Build Facts what critics report

⏱ Build time

167 pages, 394 building steps

🧩 Difficulty

intermediate

🎯 Audience

teens

In Their Words most-used terms across every critic review

shieldarticulationmechwingshandsswordposescannotlessbladesexcellentimpressivemechsfullydisplayothertitandesigndifficultfrontpositionarmourdetailedconstructionvisualninjagoyearsproportions

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Ecosystem

70676 (Lloyd's Titan Mech 2019) — The new version grew both in size and in articulation. Development of Ninjago mechs over last few years is obvious and does lot of good for this mech. Designers honored first Titan Mech by keeping many easy to recognize elements. Only saw blade and glider got bigger redesign to backpack with wings and handblades. Head looks less like samurai than previous version.

71821 (Cole's Titan Mech) 90 — Design is wonderful mix of 2019 Titan Mech and linkage/articulation techniques from Cole's Titan Mech. Hands similar to Cole's using 1x2 plate with handles. New foot shield brick-built like elements from other recent mechs. Many Ninjago mech developments evident in this set.

Zane's Titan Mech — Zane's Titan Mech considered benchmark by many for technique and articulation. This set fuses design from 2019 version with advanced techniques from Zane and Cole's mechs.

Jay's Titan Mech — Very movable thumb feature from Jay's Titan Mech is perfect for firmly grasping sword.

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Editorial Source · avg of 2

"Price-per-piece is higher than recent Ninjago sets at 9.8 ct/piece compared to Cole's Titan Mech at less than 9.3 ct/piece and 2019 Lloyd's Titan Mech at 8.0 ct/piece. However, given the recent span of Ninjago sets, it's right at average. The 2019 version had 2/3 of the pieces but cost only $69.99 and came with 6 minifigures compared to this set's 3."

Key Pros

✓Impressive visual appearance at 32 cm high
✓Development of Ninjago mechs over recent years evident in improved technique and articulation
✓Proportions work well when fully assembled with shoulder armor and thighs fitting wonderfully

Key Cons

✕Foot design limits moving range significantly; shield on top of foot prevents bending upward, making some dynamic poses impossible
✕Elbows limit forearm movement; difficult to move forearms in front of body

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Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (3)

Master of Ice (Hibernus)

Grimfax

Lloyd ZX - Legacy Update

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Helmet Samurai with Trans Light Blue Icicle Horns (41153pat0001) in Dark Blue
New color variant of samurai helmet
Windscreen 6 x 6 x 2 Canopy (87606) in Sand Green
New color, used prominently on thighs
Wedge Sloped 4 x 4 Pointed (22391)
Lloyd signature part; first appeared in sand green in 70676, then 71750, now in this set. Perfectly aligns with shape of torso section creating satisfying aesthetic.
2x5 special brick and curved slope
Perfect interlocking shapes very satisfying to build
Sword with broad blade
Broader than 2019 version, fits overall more massive mech
Mop head as tassel
More accurate in size than special part for sword tassel