How many pieces does the Spinjitzu Dojo have?

The set has 373 pieces, 105 of them different, and includes 3 minifigures.

Which year is it from?

It was released in 2011 in the Ninjago theme.

Ninjago

LEGO® Spinjitzu Dojo

The Spinjitzu Dojo comes from the first Ninjago wave in 2011. With 373 pieces and 3 minifigures you get a training ground where the ninja practise their martial art.

Set number: 2504
Year: 2011
Pieces: 373
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Ninjago
Different parts: 118

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 118

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (13)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 3

Zane (The Golden Weapons) fig-0004174 pieces × 1
Master Wu in White Robes (The Golden Weapons) fig-0018755 pieces × 1
Nuckal fig-0027287 pieces × 1

Description

A training ground for ninja

In the Ninjago story the young fighters learn spinjitzu, a whirling fighting technique, in the dojo. The set recreates exactly that place, so it works as a backdrop for plenty of scenes, from training sessions to a skeleton raid. At 373 pieces it is large enough to hold several play features without the build becoming confusing or fiddly. The set also feels sturdy, so it survives lively play sessions without falling apart at every ninja leap.

Dark colours with red accents

Black, reddish brown, dark bluish grey and red give the model a warm yet serious character. Reddish brown recalls timber and suits a traditional building, while red marks the roof and decorative pieces. For your own projects the dark bricks are useful because they make temples, castles or huts look convincing, and the reddish brown adds a natural note to any collection. If you want to extend the building, extra reddish brown parts let you add walls and annexes without breaking the style.

Three figures and plenty of accessories

Three minifigures cover a small scene with a master, a pupil and an opponent. What stands out is the variety: 105 of the 373 pieces are different elements, including lots of accessories such as weapons and training equipment. That makes the set especially fun for play, because duels and trials are easy to stage, and it gives collectors of the line a good companion to the first vehicles and figures. For parents that is a plus, because play can stretch over a long time without constantly needing new sets.

Check, collect, build on

The complete parts list is on this page. With “What can I build?” you can see which other models your bricks could make if you own several Ninjago sets or have gathered second-hand parts. For a set from 2011 it is worth a look, since many of its elements turned up again in later sets of the line. That also tells you whether a swap or an expansion is worthwhile before you order new bricks or sort old ones out.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Spinjitzu Dojo have?: The set has 373 pieces, 105 of them different, and includes 3 minifigures.
Which year is it from?: It was released in 2011 in the Ninjago theme.
Which colours appear most?: Black, reddish brown, dark bluish grey and red.

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