Free 5004916 Kai’s Dojo Pod polybag with LEGO NINJAGO orders
The LEGO NINJAGO Movie 5004916 Kai’s Dojo Pod is currently free with any LEGO NINJAGO order, giving fans the opportunity to double up on free exclusives.
The official LEGO online store will automatically throw in a free 5004916 Kai’s Dojo Pod with any order including products from the LEGO NINJAGO or The LEGO NINJAGO Movie range. As well as impressive new sets such as 70618 Destiny’s Bounty and classic sets such as 70751 Temple of Airjitzu, there are exclusive products such as 853702 Movie Making Kit available now.
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What’s even better is that the promotion on 5004936 Iconic Cave Set is still running – any order over £25 gets that exclusive set for free. So fans ordering a LEGO NINJAGO set worth over £25 will automatically get two freebies, with three exclusive minifigures between them. The free shipping threshold is £50.
The sets based on The LEGO NINJAGO Movie are also available to buy now, with 70620 NINJAGO City due for release on September 1.
The LEGO NINJAGO Movie is due for release on September 22 in the USA and October 13 in the UK.
If you need to be inspired to build something NINJAGO, check out the first of our The LEGO NINJAGO Movie minifigure vignettes.
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