Released for winter 2025 was Ras and Arin’s Super Storm Jet, given set number 71833. The set contains three minifigures and 510 pieces, and retails for £44.99 or $49.99.
Opening the box, you will find six numbered bags, a sizeable sticker sheet and your instruction manual.
Starting off with the minifigures, you get Arin in his brand-new suit for winter 2025, which has brilliant torso and leg printing, making him a great figure to add to your collection. This version of Arin also appears in Dragon Spinjitzu Battle Pack 71826 , which retails for £17.99, making this set a more expensive way to get this version of Arin. Also worth noting is that he is due to appear in issue 128 of the Ninjago magazine, set for release on 29/5/2025.
As for Lord Ras, this version appeared in the summer 2024 sets, but both of the sets he came in were well over £100, making this set a more affordable way to get this Lord Ras, who has a brilliant design with arm printing. Unfortunately, in this set he does not include his armour piece.
Next up we have a Dragonian warrior, who is a nice minifigure. He does come in lots of sets, and has a brilliant new armour piece, helmet and wings. He is a great minifigure to get a few extras of to build your army.
In addition to the three minifigures, you get a baby Dragonian, which is a very nice extra.
The side build of the set is a flyer which uses a black and purple colour scheme. It is nothing special, but it is a fine extra to the main build, which it can connect to.
The main build is Arin’s jet, which is a very nice build. Starting at the front of the jet, you will find a cockpit to put your Arin minifigure in. A play feature of the cockpit is that it can detach from the rest of the jet, becoming a sort of escape craft.
The main part of the jet has a second cockpit you can put your Lord Ras minifigure in if you don’t want him flying the drone. The main part of the jet also includes some spring-loaded shooters, which are always a fun play feature. As for the wings, they use dark blue, bright orange and black as a colour scheme, which looks great, but I would not recommend holding the jet by one wing. The back of the jet looks good, with two wheel pieces used as engines. Unfortunately, there are some red pieces used which really stick out on the back when the flyer is not attached. Also, I am personally not keen on the purple thrust coming out of the wings, but these can easily be removed.
Overall, I think this is a great set for £44.99, and you get your money’s worth with the jet. It would have been nice to see more than three minifigures, though, in a set that costs £44.99. Links below to places you can buy the set in the UK and USA.
You can also sometimes find the set for around £34.99. This set is currently scheduled to retire at the end of 2025, so if you want it, I would recommend picking it up by October because of Christmas shopping in November and December. The retirement date could always change, too.
UK
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USA
Ras and Arin’s Super Storm Jet 71833 | NINJAGO® | Buy online at the Official LEGO® Shop US
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