Lego 70504 - Ninjago Germatron

• Year released: 2012
• Approximately 328 pieces, 3 minifigs
• The Garmatron is a tracked “battle machine”, a kind of tank with large rubber treads.  
• It has a hidden missile launcher for play.  
• There is a prison cell at the rear that can hold a minifigure.  
• Has a control panel / “display” inside, giving it a command‑center look.  
• Also included: another smaller “vehicle” — the ice spider, which Zane rides. 

Price

$80.00

• Year released: 2012
• Approximately 210 pieces, 2 minifigs 
• The vehicle is a tri‑wheel tracked “bike” / dragster‑style machine: two large wheels in the back plus a long red tread in the front. 
• It has a flick‑fire missile launcher: 3 flick-fire missiles located around the cockpit area. 
• The cockpit is surrounded by silver dome-like pieces, giving a helmeted look, and stylized “eyes” in green bricks.  
• There are red spike / horn-like pieces on the sides, reminiscent of a samurai helmet.

Price

$35.00

• Year released: 2013
• Approximately 139 pieces, 2 minifigs  
• The Claw Ripper is a heavily armored vehicle. 
• It has all-terrain rubber tracks (front) and big wheels (rear) for traversing different landscapes.
• Features rotating claws in front and a snapping crocodile-style mouth
• There’s a secret CHI chest to hide the CHI crystal.  
• It includes Leonidas’ CHI sword as a weapon. 
• Play gimmicks: 
• You can capture a minifigure in the snapping mouth.  
• You can flip the tracks. 
• The claws can rotate. 

Price

$20

• Year released: 2012
• Approximately 86 pieces, 2 minifigs   
• The main build is a small insect- or bug-like alien spacecraft — the “Space Swarmer.” It’s built to look like a creepy alien bug ship, with a grabber-style “mouth” at the front (with “mandibles” / robotic arms) that’s meant to “grab” enemies 
• It has an opening cockpit, large enough for the Alien Buggoid minifigure.  
• On the sides are transparent green wing pieces, giving it a creepy insectoid / “swarming bug” vibe.  
• It has poseable legs (claw-like feet) at the bottom so the craft can “stand.”  

Price

$15

• Year released: 2014
• Approximately 262 pieces (This set is missing some pieces and minifigs)
• Helicopter (Helicrane): 
• Large orange helicopter with spinning rotors.  
• It has a winch function so you can lift a container.  
• Skis on the bottom so it can “land” on icy terrain.  
• Cockpit for the pilot. 

• Sled + Huskies: 
• A sled pulled by 4 husky dogs.  
• Sled has accessories: a camera, radar screen, a crate, and a light. 

Price

$30.00

• Year released: 2012
• Approximately 130 pieces, 2 minifigs (This set is half of "The Battle Over Gotham" Set)
• The Joker’s helicopter has flick missiles (it comes with 4).  
• The helicopter features a rope ladder — The Joker minifig can hang on it.  
• There’s a bomb release mechanism for a “toxic laughing gas” bomb.

Price

$15

• Year released: 2013
• Approximately 235 pieces

This is a 3-in-1 model, meaning you can rebuild the same pieces into three very different builds:

• Main model: A swing‑wing jet (“Thunder Wings”) 
• Features powerful afterburners, swept-back wings, and large air intakes.  
• Alternate model #1: A robot 
• Has poseable limbs (arms and legs), wings, and a dual antenna.  
• Alternate model #2: A futuristic concept car
  Features a large engine and an angled rear spoiler.  
• Uses real rubber tires.

Price

$25

• Year released: 1978
• Approximately 187 pieces (this set is missing some pieces)
• Minifigs: 3 (1 Red Spaceman, 2 White Spacemen)

Alpha-1 is more than just a small spaceship. It’s a full “rocket base” set, with:

• Launch pad / launch tower + rocket.  
• Control center / command module, with details like computer banks and radar/tracking instrumentation. 
• Fuel/tanker ground vehicle + trailer for supporting the rocket. 
• A “moon-buggy” (lunar rover) with hitch— for surface exploration or base logistics. 
• A crater-style baseplate to evoke a “moon launch base” feel.

Price

$125

• Year released: 1980
• Approximately 250 pieces (this set has replaced some missing original pieces)
• Minifigs: 4 (2 Red Spacemen, 2 White Spacemen)

The set lets you build:

• A surface command base built on two crater-baseplates (giving a lunar / planetary surface feel)  
• A blue building — the command center — with interior details: two seats, a table, two beds, and interior walls with a printed “viewscreen” showing a rocket pre-launch + a spaceman.  
• On the roof: several antennas including a large dish antenna on a turntable, giving a radar / communications vibe.  
• A launch rack/platform for a small spacecraft — the spaceship features an open cockpit and two rocket engines.  
• A short monorail track (3 rail pieces) — these rails have been replaced and are a wider track than the original build
• A small rover / buggy (also described at times as a tool-buggy) and accessories like a wrench, and walkie-talkie.

Price

$150

• Year released: 2016
• Approximately 380 pieces (this set is missing a very small amount of pieces)
• Minifigs: 2 

The set is “3-in-1,” meaning you can build one of three different models using the same pieces:

• Main build: A Treehouse — a colorful, red-themed treehouse with a ladder, hoist (pulley), telescope, flag, two lamps, and a secret hiding place inside the tree trunk. The front opens to reveal a detailed interior. There’s also movable foliage on the tree to change its look.  
• Alternate build: Clubhouse — a cozy tree-clubhouse variation, with interiors, furniture, a small “beach/stream” base, and multiple levels including a lookout platform with telescope.  
• Alternate build: Tree Fort — a taller, more fort-like treehouse, with a hidden compartment at the base (hinged door), ladder access, and some imaginative gear like a “bucket hoist” to bring things up to the second level.

Price

$35

• Year released: 2014
• Approximately 119 pieces

• Sunset Speeder (Main Build):
  A compact sports car featuring a bright orange body with black-and-white racing stripes, sporty wheels, and opening doors. Sleek design makes it great for play or display. 
• Truck Cab (Alternate Build):
  Rebuild the pieces into a small truck cab with a taller, more rugged look. A fun change of pace from the sports car and perfect for imaginative “work vehicle” play. 
• Racing Car (Alternate Build):
  A longer, low-profile racing car design focused on speed and style. This build gives the set a more aggressive, race-ready appearance.

Price

$15

• Year released: 2016
• Approximately 222 pieces
• Minifigs: 0

Key features:

• Large rear spoiler for a sporty flair.  
• Alloy-look rims with low-profile tires — giving a realistic performance‑car vibe. 
• Opening hood that reveals a detailed engine underneath — adds realism & play value. 
• Opening “scissor” style doors — a cool detail that appeals to builders and display collectors alike. 
• Fold-down roof and a driver’s cab roomy enough for two minifigures (though none are included).

Key Features

• A truck bed for hauling cargo or parts (though size is compact reflecting the small 222‑piece count). The bed gives this model a practical “work truck / everyday vehicle” vibe.  
• Cab space (likely still 2‑seat) — good for minifig display or small figure transport (if you choose to add minifigs later).

Key features:

• Compact footprint — ideal as a small construction‑toy within a LEGO town, “work site,” or other build environment. 
• Because of the small size and limited piece count, expect a simplified loader design.  The bucket‑loader function involves manual “bucket movement” or “load/unload” by hand.

Price

$25

• Year released: 2013
• Approximately 350 pieces
• Minifigs: 1

The main Treehouse build has lots of play features and accessories, including:

• A secret trapdoor with red bucket trap.  
• Winch and gray bucket to hoist supplies. 
• A hollow tree for hiding the treasure map.

Additionally, you can build: 

• Lakeside Hut – A small waterfront hut with a jetty and pizza oven.
  Farmyard Barn – A 2-story barn with garden space and wheelbarrow.

Price

$20