How many pieces does Bumblebee 10338 have?

The set contains 950 pieces and 255 unique elements, split between the car and robot builds.

Does the set include any minifigures?

No, Bumblebee 10338 comes without minifigures – the buildable, convertible model is the only focus.

Do you need extra parts to switch between car and robot?

No, it's designed purely as a conversion model: both forms are built from the same pieces already included.

Icons

Bumblebee

Bumblebee is the LEGO® Icons model of the yellow Transformers hero, built to convert between a sports car and a standing robot. With 950 pieces and 255 unique elements, it sits in the mid-size range of the Icons line. There are no minifigures included, so the model itself, in its yellow, black and grey colour scheme, takes centre stage.

Set number: 10338
Year: 2024
Pieces: 950
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Icons
Different parts: 255

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 255

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 (32)

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

Description

Two builds in one set

The defining feature of Bumblebee 10338 is its conversion: the same parts that form the yellow sports car fold and rotate into an upright robot figure recognisable from the Transformers films, with no extra bricks needed. Hinges and joints at the arms, legs and head keep both forms sturdy enough to stand on their own, so each version works as a display piece in its own right. That transformation mechanic sets the model apart from most Icons sets, which typically hold a single fixed shape, and turns the build itself into the main attraction for anyone who enjoys mechanical design.

A colour scheme built around yellow and black

The palette follows the character closely: yellow covers most of the bodywork and robot shell, while black picks out details such as window frames, headlights and mechanical trim. Dark bluish grey and light bluish grey round out the mix, appearing mainly in the inner structure and joints, which gives the model a more technical, engineered look. Working through the parts list on this page shows how precisely those four colours are spread across the 255 unique elements, from large body panels down to the smallest joint pieces.

950 pieces for a mid-range build

At 950 pieces, Bumblebee sits comfortably in the middle of the LEGO® Icons range, larger than a compact starter set but noticeably smaller than the line's big display models. The 255 unique elements are spread across bodywork, chassis, face and moving joints, so the build keeps shifting between broad panel sections and fiddly detail work. That makes for a build most fans can comfortably finish in an afternoon, without any prior experience assembling convertible or transforming models.

A display piece with genuine play value

Bumblebee works equally well as a shelf piece and as a model meant to be handled, since both forms are built sturdily enough for repeated conversion. Fans of the Transformers films get the added appeal of a recognisable character, while Icons collectors can slot it in alongside other vehicle and robot builds. With no minifigures to share the spotlight, the model is the sole focus, and the parts list on this page shows exactly which colours and shapes make it up.

FAQ

How many pieces does Bumblebee 10338 have?: The set contains 950 pieces and 255 unique elements, split between the car and robot builds.
Does the set include any minifigures?: No, Bumblebee 10338 comes without minifigures – the buildable, convertible model is the only focus.
Do you need extra parts to switch between car and robot?: No, it's designed purely as a conversion model: both forms are built from the same pieces already included.