
Where is Spinza cheapest right now?
What does Lego® Spinza (41576) currently cost?
On VERObricks, Lego® Spinza (Set No. 41576) is currently listed by 1 shop across 1 offer. The lowest new price in the VERObricks comparison is 23,99 € (amazon.de-mp), including free shipping. The manufacturer's RRP is 3,99 €. The current price per brick is 40,0 cents.
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Has Spinza ever been cheaper?
- Current
- 23,99 €
- New, best shop
- 30-day low
- 4,95 €
- on 30. März 2017 · spielexperte-de
- 90-day avg.
- 5,79 €
- Daily average
- All-time low
- 3,99 €
- on 30. Sept. 2016 · lego
| Date | New | Shop |
|---|---|---|
| 08. Nov. 2026 | 23,99 € | Amazon Marketplace |
| 30. März 2017 | 4,95 € | spielexperte-de |
| 30. Sept. 2016 | 3,99 € | lego |
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Set details
- Brand
- Lego
- Partcount
- 60
- Age
- 6+
- Release / EOL
- 2016 – 2016
- RRP
- 3,99 €
- Price per Part
- 40 ct
Technical data7 entries
Product
- Name
- Spinza
Dimensions
- Packaging width
- 18 cm
- Packaging height
- 1,5 cm
- Packaging length
- 13 cm
Identification
- MFR
- 41576-1
- EAN
- 5702015595124
- SKU
- 41576
DescriptionManufacturer text
Enjoy an endless whirl of fun with Spinza, featuring a ninja star design, spinning body, plus 2 ninja swords, 1 of 3 Nindjas in LEGO® MIXELS™ Series 9.
The most playful member of the mysterious Nindjas tribe, this Mixel with a spinning body and 2 ninja swords just loves having fun. Spinza's antics may try the patience of fellow tribe members, but that madcap sense of humor shows other MIXELS™ that the feared Nindjas are kind-hearted avengers really!

- Look on the fun side of life with ever-smiling Spinza, the comedian of the LEGO® MIXELS™ Nindjas tribe.
- Spinza features a ninja-star design with 3 legs and 2 arms, orange eye mask, spinning body, posable joints, plus 2 ninja swords in its hands for extra play.
- Collect all 3 Nindjas in LEGO® MIXELS™ Series 9 to build the MAX!
- Combine with 41573 Sweepz from the Trashoz tribe to create a fun new MIX!
- Go to LEGO.com/MIXELS for exclusive building instructions, games, animations and muchmore. Ask your parents' or guardians' permission before going online.
- Watch all your favorite MIXELS™ characters on Cartoon Network.
- This set includes an age-appropriate building experience for ages 6 and over.
- Stands over 2” (7cm) tall.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can you buy Lego® Spinza?
New stock is available at amazon.de-mp. Free shipping is available at amazon.de-mp. VERObricks compares all prices in real time and always shows you the lowest offer — for new and used stock, with shipping cost comparison.
Was Spinza ever cheaper? Price history & all-time low
VERObricks tracks the price history of Lego® Spinza across all shops. The historical low for new is 3,99 €. The highest observed new price was 23,99 € — a range of 20,00 €. Currently, the price is 20,00 € (501%) above the all-time low. With the VERObricks price alert you'll be notified instantly when the price reaches your target.
What is Lego® Spinza? Contents, parts & details
Lego® Spinza is a set by Lego from the "LEGO® Mixels" theme (Set No. 41576, EAN: 5702015595124). According to the VERObricks database, the set includes 60 parts, Recommended age 6+. Manufacturer description: "Enjoy an endless whirl of fun with Spinza, featuring a ninja star design, spinning body, plus 2 ninja swords, 1 of 3 Nindjas in LEGO® MIXELS™ Series 9." On VERObricks you can find the set in these categories: LEGO® Mixels, Kids.
When was Lego® Spinza released and how long will it stay available?
Lego® Spinza was released in October 2016. The set retired at the end of 2016 (EOL, end of life). New copies come from remaining stock only; for used ones, use the eBay search on this page. The official building instructions are available as 4 PDF files directly from the manufacturer, linked in the set details section.
Is Spinza worth it at the current price?
At the current VERObricks best price of 23,99 € for 60 parts, that works out to 40,0 cents per part. The high price per part suggests a premium or collector set, where collectibility plays a larger role than pure part count.




















