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LEGO NINJAGO 71866 15th anniversary ninja character display

36.70 €
Products ID: 156671
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LEGO NINJAGO 71866 celebrates the series’ 15th anniversary with a buildable monastery display and 8 characters from the first season. The 447-piece set is recommended for ages 14 and over and supports both display and role play inspired by early adventures.

A monastery scene with multiple viewpoints

Steps help organise the figures, opening doors add a moving element, and a blossoming tree brings colour to the setting. A tea room at the rear features stickers depicting a famous duel, adding another area to explore when viewing the model.

  • Characters: 8 figures with accessories suited to their respective roles.
  • Additional stand: the stand for the Elemental Master of Lightning can attach to the main scene.
  • Building support: a digital view in the app helps track construction progress and orientation during assembly.

The model measures 8 × 14 × 19 cm (L × W × H).

Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Choking hazard due to small parts.


Recommended age14 years and over
Monastery stepsHelp arrange the figures and structure the scene
DoorsOpening
TreeBlossoming tree
Tea roomAt the rear; with stickers depicting a famous duel
Characters8 characters from the first season
Figure accessoriesAccessories suited to each character
Additional standFor the Elemental Master of Lightning; attaches to the main scene
Digital building supportApp view helps with construction progress and orientation during assembly
Play optionsRole play and re-enacting early events
Dimensions (L × W × H)8 × 14 × 19 cm
Number of parts447
Rare setNo
SeriesNINJAGO
EAN5702018055748
Which figures and stands are included?

The set includes 8 first-season character figures with accessories and a separate stand for the Elemental Master of Lightning that can attach to the monastery scene.

Is this only a display model?

No. The monastery scene also supports role play and re-enacting early events, and its doors can be opened.