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Set 9456 Spinner Battle Arena
Ninjago

LEGO® Spinner Battle Arena

Spinner Battle Arena is part of Ninjago and dates from 2012. With 418 pieces and 2 minifigures, it is built around head-to-head contests between spinning tops.

Set number
9456
Year
2012
Pieces
418
Minifigures
2
Theme
Ninjago
Different parts
132
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 132

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (13)

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

Minifigures 2

Description

Tops and a fighting ring

Spinners were the trademark of the early Ninjago years: tops that face each other on a flat surface while their owners aspire to become masters of Spinjitzu. This set supplies the arena to go with them. Black, red and a vivid lime green set the look, with light bluish grey adding structure. The result feels energetic and a little loud, which fits the theme perfectly. This is therefore a set meant first of all for playing and for contests.

Two figures, one duel

Two minifigures cover the essentials: a duel. Unlike sets with a large cast, the focus here is on direct comparison, with two players facing each other and sending their spinners into battle. That makes the set interesting for two children at once. At 418 pieces the build is manageable and can be completed in one sitting. Once built, the arena sits nicely on a table without needing much room to spare.

107 different elements

The 418 pieces include 107 different elements, a decent mix for a set of this size. Besides standard bricks, they probably include the specialised parts for the spinners and the structures. The parts list on this page shows each element with its colour and quantity. That is handy when you want to check a second-hand copy or when a piece has vanished after a play session. Small spinner parts get lost easily, and the part number lets you search for a replacement.

Bright bricks, new models

Lime green and red make a striking combination that works well for fantasy vehicles, monsters or robots. The “What can I build?” tool shows which other models your collection can make once the arena is no longer needed. If you own several Ninjago sets, you can combine them into entire battlefields or dojos. This keeps the material in use long after the top has stopped spinning and the contest has been decided.

FAQ

How many minifigures are included?
The set includes 2 minifigures, ideal for a duel between two opponents.
What are the main colours?
Lime, black, red and light bluish grey. The parts list shows the exact split.
Who is it suitable for?
Mostly children who enjoy Ninjago and like to act out contests with spinning tops.

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