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LEGO NINJAGO 15th Anniversary Ninja Character Display 71866 — All 8 Original Minifigures! $40.08 CAD (33% Off)
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Amazon.ca has the LEGO NINJAGO 15th Anniversary Ninja Character Display (71866) at $40.08 CAD (list $59.99, 33% off). Prime members ship free; otherwise orders over $35 CAD ship free.
447 pieces, ages 14+, and what you build is the monastery: steps, an opening gate, a stone lantern, a cherry blossom tree, and a tea room at the back with stickers showing the Wu vs. Garmadon battle from the pilot season. It measures 19 x 14 x 8 cm, so it sits on a desk or shelf without eating the whole surface.

The real draw is the eight minifigures — Kai, Zane, Cole, Jay, Lloyd, Wu and Samurai X, each with weapon accessories, the complete season 1 lineup. For the first time there's also a separate elemental Master of Lightning on its own stand, which you can clip onto the monastery or display independently.
It's not a hard build, and the LEGO Builder app has 3D instructions you can rotate and zoom, with progress saving — fine for a teenager to do alone. It's #52 in toy building sets, 2,000+ bought last month, 4.7 stars from 700+ reviews.
The 10th anniversary set only went up after it retired. At just over $40, this one is easier to justify as a gift for someone who grew up on the original series.
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