Which dog breed does the set recreate?

A Golden Retriever puppy in a seated pose, with a distinctive golden coat and typically gangly young-dog proportions.

Does the set include minifigures?

No, the facts list 0 minifigures — this is a pure animal display model.

Does it match other LEGO dog models?

Yes, it uses similar building techniques to earlier models such as the German Shepherd or the Beagle.

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LEGO® Golden Retriever Puppy

The Golden Retriever Puppy recreates the popular dog breed as a large-scale, realistic display model. Its 2,102 pieces and 363 unique parts build a replica with no minifigures, focused entirely on the animal itself. For fans of LEGO's earlier dog models, it is a welcome addition alongside breeds such as the German Shepherd or Beagle.

Set number: 11384
Year: 2026
Pieces: 2,102
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Icons
Different parts: 363

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 363

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Spare parts (23)

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Description

A popular breed in detail

The model shows a Golden Retriever puppy in a seated pose, with the typically gangly proportions, oversized paws and slightly tilted head that are characteristic of young dogs. Tan, light grey, black and reddish brown capture the breed's distinctive golden coat along with shading around the ears and muzzle. With no minifigures included, the whole focus sits on realistically recreating the coat texture, posture and facial expression of the puppy. Leaving out a minifigure underlines the aim of building as lifelike an animal model as possible.

Building an animal model

2,102 pieces built from 363 unique parts focus on recreating fur texture through overlapping, mostly angled pieces, a technique typical of LEGO's large-scale animal models. The build usually works from the body through the legs to the head, with the head and ears in particular demanding a lot of attention to detail to capture a puppy's characteristic expression. For fans of animal models, this set continues the building approach used in earlier dog models. The angled fur pieces demand some patience, but they pay off with a genuinely three-dimensional result.

Colours and the parts list

Tan and reddish brown form the puppy's coat colour in various shades, while light grey and black cover the eyes, nose and other contrast details. That warm colour palette makes many of the 363 parts useful for other animal models too. The full parts list on this page lists every element with its colour, making matching coat or detail pieces easy to find for a separate project. Smaller eye or nose pieces are just as quick to track down there for other animal builds.

Who it suits

With no minifigures, the Golden Retriever Puppy is aimed clearly at animal lovers and collectors of realistic display models, rather than builders looking for functions or vehicles. At just over 2,100 pieces, it sits in the medium range and suits a weekend build. Once finished, the puppy works particularly well as a living-room centrepiece or as an addition to an existing collection of LEGO animal models.

FAQ

Which dog breed does the set recreate?: A Golden Retriever puppy in a seated pose, with a distinctive golden coat and typically gangly young-dog proportions.
Does the set include minifigures?: No, the facts list 0 minifigures — this is a pure animal display model.
Does it match other LEGO dog models?: Yes, it uses similar building techniques to earlier models such as the German Shepherd or the Beagle.

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