Juniors DC Comics Super Heroes

LEGO® Batman: Defend the Batcave

Batman: Defend the Batcave (10672) is a Juniors set from LEGO®, released in 2014. It has 150 pieces and three minifigures and stages a fight over Batman's headquarters.

Set number
10672
Year
2014
Pieces
150
Minifigures
3
Different parts
81
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 81

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Spare parts (1)

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Minifigures 3

Description

The cave as a play scene

The Batcave is Batman's secret headquarters, and in this small set it becomes the stage for a mission. Juniors models are built in a simplified way and so suit younger children who are just moving on to regular bricks. The set brings three minifigures, so several roles can be handed out at once: hero, villain and someone who steps in between. The scene goes together quickly and invites you to start playing straight away.

Dark tones with a yellow accent

The main colours are black, light bluish grey, dark bluish grey and yellow. The grey and black parts make up the cave and the equipment, while yellow adds accents such as the well-known bat emblem. Among 150 pieces there are 68 different types, a strikingly varied mix. It shows that the set holds many small specialist parts rather than a few standard bricks, which makes it interesting as a source of parts for other building projects.

Playing with several figures

Three figures is a lot for a small set and opens up play options that a single model would not offer. Children can re-enact scenes from comics or films, or invent stories of their own. For collectors of superhero themes the set adds a piece from the Juniors line, which differs from the larger Batman sets. If you own several sets, you can link the cave with other vehicles into a bigger scene and rearrange it again and again.

Reusing the parts

This page shows the whole parts list with colours. It helps if you want to check a second-hand set or buy single bricks again. With the “What can I build?” tool you can find out which further models your parts allow. The black and grey bricks in particular are versatile and can be used for vehicles, buildings or scenes with a gloomy mood, even if they have nothing to do with Batman at all.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures are included?
The set has 150 pieces in 68 different types and includes three minifigures.
How does Juniors differ from regular Batman sets?
Juniors models are simpler to build and meant for younger children who are just moving from Duplo to regular bricks.
Which colours appear most?
Black, light bluish grey, dark bluish grey and yellow. The parts list on this page shows the exact split.

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