What scene does Santa's Visit show?

It shows Santa arriving at a house on a snowy night, with a chimney, living room and a small front garden.

How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?

Santa's Visit has 1,445 pieces, including 385 unique parts, plus four minifigures.

What colours define the model?

White, dark bluish grey, bright light blue and reddish brown make up the main palette, from the snowy exterior to the warm interior.

Christmas

Santa's Visit

Santa's Visit (10293) is a Christmas diorama set showing Santa arriving at a house on a snowy winter night, complete with a chimney, living room and front garden. It's one of the larger LEGO® Christmas sets, with 1,445 pieces and four minifigures. This page lists all 385 unique parts and the colours used in the model.

Set number: 10293
Year: 2021
Pieces: 1,445
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Christmas
Different parts: 385

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 385

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (60)

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

Minifigures 4

Santa, Black Boots, 3626cpr3560 Head, 10164 Hat fig-0117985 pieces × 1
Man, Medium Nougat Sweater, Red Scarf fig-0117995 pieces × 1
Girl, Dark Turquoise Pajamas fig-0118004 pieces × 1
Woman, Medium Lavender Cardigan, Dark Blue Legs fig-0118014 pieces × 1

Description

A cosy palette for a cold night

White and dark bluish grey cover the snow and roofline, bright light blue adds cool lighting accents to the night sky, and reddish brown brings warmth through wood panelling, furniture and the fireplace itself. That contrast between a cold exterior and a warm interior is a recurring idea in LEGO's winter sets, and it's especially clear here because the model is built to show both sides at once. Exactly how the four colours split across the 1,445 pieces is shown in the parts list on this page.

Four minifigures, one small story

The four minifigures act out the scene the set is named for: Santa's visit to a family's house on the night before Christmas. That's a fitting figure count for a diorama set – enough for a small play scenario without crowding the build. Children can use the set to act out the story themselves, while adult collectors are more likely to display it as a seasonal centrepiece. Either way, the fireplace and living room area add plenty of small details to look at beyond the figures themselves.

Inside and outside in one build

Unlike a standalone winter village house, Santa's Visit is built as a single connected scene: a cutaway section of a house with a chimney and living room, fronted by a small snow-covered garden with festive decoration. That layout lets you see inside the house while the roof still reads as a winter exterior from the front. It works well on a shelf or under a real Christmas tree, since both the indoor and outdoor sides stay visible at once. Anyone who already owns a LEGO winter village can add it as an extra focal point without needing a full building.

385 unique parts for the details

With 385 unique shapes out of 1,445 pieces, the set carries the high ratio of special parts typical of diorama-style sets, since both the furniture and outdoor winter details, such as snow and decorations, need their own dedicated shapes. That makes it worth a look for builders who enjoy small interior scenes or who collect parts for their own winter builds. The build itself switches regularly between larger wall sections and fiddly detail pieces, which keeps the process varied from start to finish.

FAQ

What scene does Santa's Visit show?: It shows Santa arriving at a house on a snowy night, with a chimney, living room and a small front garden.
How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?: Santa's Visit has 1,445 pieces, including 385 unique parts, plus four minifigures.
What colours define the model?: White, dark bluish grey, bright light blue and reddish brown make up the main palette, from the snowy exterior to the warm interior.