LEGO® NINJAGO® 71839 Arin and the Spinjitzu Battle Robot lets boys and girls aged 7 and up recreate scenes from season 3 of the NINJAGO® Dragons Rising series. The poseable model is complemented by two minifigures, a buildable Riyu hatchling model, and weapons for ninja battle play.

Key Features

• For builders aged 7 and up, this LEGO® NINJAGO® set offers a total of 213 plastic pieces.
• Action battle poses can be created thanks to the robot's movable arms and legs and rotating torso.
• The finished robot stands over 16 cm tall.
• Additional combination options are provided by body parts and weapons compatible with customisable robots from sets 71806, 71807, 71808 and 71817, sold separately.
• Set number 71839 was released in 2025.

Movable parts, a pilot cockpit and combinable elements give children more ways to include the robot in their own stories.

Use / Assembly

The set is designed for recreating scenes from season 3 of the NINJAGO® Dragons Rising series. During building, the LEGO® Builder app can be used, allowing you to zoom in on the model, rotate it in 3D and track building progress.

The product contains small parts and is not suitable for children under 3 years of age due to the risk of choking.

The app with 3D visualisation makes it easy to check progress during the build, and the finished model can then be used to recreate scenes from the series.

Contents

• Includes 213 pieces.
• The robot is equipped with two large swords.
• Stories can be brought to life with the Arin and Ghost Dragon Warrior minifigures.
• Arin has a crystal katana, while the Ghost Dragon Warrior carries a sword.
• The set also includes a buildable model of Riyu as a hatchling.
• Package dimensions are 262 × 191 × 61 mm.
• Package weight is 331 g.

Two characters, the Riyu hatchling and several weapons allow you to start playing out stories and battles as soon as the models are built.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded by Ole Kirk Kristiansen in 1932 and the company remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family to this day. The name LEGO was created by shortening the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well".

You are choosing a brand with a family legacy stretching all the way back to 1932.