Does the Vespa 125 include any minifigures?

No, set 10298 has no minifigures; it is a display-only vehicle model.

How many pieces are in the set?

The Vespa 125 contains 1,107 pieces across 340 unique part types.

What colours define the model?

Bright light blue, light bluish grey, black and dark blue make up the scheme; see the parts list on this page for the full breakdown.

Icons

Vespa 125

The Vespa 125 is part of the LEGO® Icons range and recreates the Italian scooter as a display model for adults. With 1,107 pieces and no minifigures, the build itself is the whole point.

Set number: 10298
Year: 2022
Pieces: 1,107
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Icons
Different parts: 340

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 340

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 (44)

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

Description

Built to display, not to play with

Unlike most LEGO® sets, the Vespa 125 comes with no minifigures at all and is designed purely as a shelf or desk model. The 1,107 pieces form a scaled-looking scooter complete with handlebars, a seat, wheels and a rear rack, ready to stand on its own once finished. The focus throughout the build is on smooth panel lines and rounded shapes rather than play features, which suits a set aimed squarely at adult builders. For anyone planning to display the finished model long-term, that approach pays off, since there are few loose-looking or unfinished sections once the scooter is complete.

340 part types for curved bodywork

A scooter is full of curves, and reproducing that in bricks takes a wide range of specialised elements rather than basic blocks. With 340 unique part types among the 1,107 pieces, the set leans heavily on angled, rounded and panel pieces to shape the Vespa's bodywork accurately. That makes the build noticeably more technical than a boxy vehicle set, and it is likely to appeal especially to builders who enjoy that kind of piece variety. The join between bodywork, seat and wheels in particular calls for a careful hand, since several different part types have to line up precisely.

A classic Vespa colour scheme

Bright light blue, light bluish grey, black and dark blue make up the palette, echoing the pastel paint jobs seen on real Vespa scooters. The light body colour contrasts with grey and black mechanical details such as the wheels, exhaust and frame sections. The full parts list on this page shows exactly how many bricks appear in each colour, handy if you need to track down a replacement piece. It is also a useful starting point if you are considering building a second Vespa in an alternative colour scheme, since it shows the full material requirement at a glance.

Useful pieces beyond the scooter itself

The many curved, angled and panel elements in the Vespa 125 are worth keeping for other vehicle projects, from motorbikes to small everyday runabouts, well beyond this one model. Searching the parts list is the fastest way to spot which specific shapes from set 10298 might fit into something new you are planning to build. The curved handlebar and panel pieces in particular translate well to other vehicle details beyond scooters, from small boats to compact aircraft models.

FAQ

Does the Vespa 125 include any minifigures?: No, set 10298 has no minifigures; it is a display-only vehicle model.
How many pieces are in the set?: The Vespa 125 contains 1,107 pieces across 340 unique part types.
What colours define the model?: Bright light blue, light bluish grey, black and dark blue make up the scheme; see the parts list on this page for the full breakdown.