Ninjago: Destiny's Bounty Adventure Box — D · The Brick Drop Score
D
The Drop Score
Ninjago: Destiny's Bounty Adventure Box
WLB6701-1
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47 pieces, no minifigs, and the Destiny's Bounty name doing all the heavy lifting — this is the box the actual set came in, just with a price tag.
Is the price fair?D+You're paying for a brand name attached to almost nothing.
Will you love it?D47 pieces and zero minifigs won't love you back.
Holds its value?C-No demand, no scarcity, no story — this one flatlines.
True ValueD+
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Price
$5
Parts value
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Ratio
What you get
Bricks & parts
$2
Figures
$3
The Full Take
The Destiny's Bounty is one of Ninjago's most iconic ships, which makes this 'Adventure Box' feel like a particularly cruel bait-and-switch. 47 pieces gets you a micro-scale snippet of the experience, no minifigs to crew it, and nothing that reads as complete on its own. It's a product aimed squarely at impulse buyers who see the name and don't read the piece count. The build takes maybe fifteen minutes and leaves you with something that struggles to justify shelf space next to any proper set. At its price point it's hard to make a case for anyone — collector, kid, or flipper. The D grade isn't harsh; it's earned.