How many pieces and minifigures come with set 11203?

Bluey's Family House includes 382 pieces across 152 unique parts, plus 4 minifigures.

Which location from the show does the set represent?

It's modelled on the Heeler family's timber home, built in the raised Queenslander style seen throughout the series.

Is this set suitable for role play, not just display?

Yes, the house opens up for access to its rooms, and the four minifigures let a child act out family scenes.

Bluey

LEGO® Bluey’s Family House

The Bluey Family House recreates the Heeler household from the show as a brick-built model with room for play rather than display alone. It comes with 382 pieces, 152 unique parts and 4 minifigures, enough to act out scenes from the series indoors and out. Warm timber tones tie the set to its sunny Queensland setting.

Set number: 11203
Year: 2025
Pieces: 382
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Bluey
Different parts: 152

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 152

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 (11)

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

Minifigures 4

Bingo fig-0162773 pieces × 1
Chilli fig-0162783 pieces × 1
Bandit fig-0162793 pieces × 1
Bluey, Cape, Crown fig-0162805 pieces × 1

Description

A house built for stories, not just looks

Rather than a closed-off facade, the model opens up so a child can reach inside the rooms, move furniture around and re-enact scenes from the show instead of just looking at a finished shell. That focus on play access, alongside the classic elevated veranda shape fans of the series will recognise straight away, is what separates this from a purely display-oriented set. At 382 pieces, it's substantial enough to hold several distinct areas of the house without becoming an overwhelming build for a younger fan working through it.

Four minifigures, one family

The set includes 4 minifigures, giving a child the full family to act out everyday scenes rather than posing a single character alone. That's a meaningful difference for role play, since stories about home life naturally involve more than one person moving between rooms. Combined with the house itself, the figures push the set toward genuine play value rather than a shelf piece, and the 152 unique parts keep individual rooms and furniture pieces distinct enough to tell apart during play.

A sunbaked colour palette

Medium nougat, reddish orange, bright light yellow and white give the house a warm, timber-and-sunshine feel instead of the primary colours common in many younger-skewing sets. The nougat and orange tones cover the wooden exterior and roof, while yellow and white pick out windows and smaller trim details. It's a palette that reads as distinctly Australian and suits the show's setting, and it also sits well alongside other Bluey sets if the collection grows over time.

Room to rearrange

With 152 unique parts, there's enough variety to rework individual rooms or rebuild furniture after the first assembly rather than leaving the house exactly as instructed. The parts list on this page shows exactly which colours and shapes are included, which is useful if you're hunting for specific pieces or want to check compatibility with other Bluey sets before combining them. That makes the house worth returning to well beyond the first build.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures come with set 11203?: Bluey's Family House includes 382 pieces across 152 unique parts, plus 4 minifigures.
Which location from the show does the set represent?: It's modelled on the Heeler family's timber home, built in the raised Queenslander style seen throughout the series.
Is this set suitable for role play, not just display?: Yes, the house opens up for access to its rooms, and the four minifigures let a child act out family scenes.

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