How many pieces and minifigures come with 19006?

Eight Studs includes 1,394 pieces, of which 188 are unique parts, along with two minifigures.

What does the name Eight Studs refer to?

It most likely refers to the classic 2x4 brick with eight studs, one of the best-known LEGO elements.

What colours make up the model?

Tan, black, green and reddish brown are the main colours. The exact quantities are listed in the parts list on this page.

BrickLink Designer Program

Eight Studs

Set 19006 Eight Studs is another BrickLink Designer Program model, and its name likely nods to the classic 2x4 brick — the eight-stud piece that has defined LEGO building for decades. With 1,394 pieces, 188 unique parts and two minifigures, it's a mid-to-large collector's set. The tan, black, green and reddish brown colour scheme gives it an earthy, natural feel.

Set number: 19006
Year: 2019
Pieces: 1,394
Minifigures: 2
Theme: BrickLink Designer Program
Different parts: 188

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 188

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 2

Orange Torso, Tan Legs, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0123024 pieces × 1
Blue Torso, Tan Legs, Dark Orange Legs fig-0123034 pieces × 1

Description

Named after the classic eight-stud brick

The name Eight Studs points to the 2x4 brick — arguably the most recognisable LEGO element of all, and a symbol of the stud-and-tube building system that has held the whole hobby together since the 1950s. As a Designer Program set, the concept comes from a fan builder and was voted into production by the community. Referencing the building technique itself, rather than a film licence or vehicle, is an unusual angle and effectively turns the set into a small tribute to the hobby's basic principle.

1,394 pieces, 188 shapes

With 1,394 pieces and 188 unique parts, Eight Studs sits in the mid-to-upper range of the Designer Program line. The relatively low number of unique shapes against a high overall piece count suggests plenty of repeated elements — good news if you enjoy a steady, meditative building rhythm with clear, recognisable patterns. That makes it a reasonably approachable entry point into the Designer Program line, since sections repeat often enough to build confidence quickly. The full colour-by-colour breakdown is listed in the parts list on this page.

An earthy palette: tan, black, green, reddish brown

Tan, black, green and reddish brown dominate the model, combining into a warm, grounded look more associated with landscape or workshop scenes than glossy spaceship or vehicle sets. That combination also lends itself well to reusing parts in other projects with a similar mood, such as nature-themed dioramas or historical settings. If you're stocking up on muted browns and greens for a barn or workshop build of your own, this parts list is a useful source to check first.

Two minifigures, collector focus

Two minifigures come included, pointing towards a small-scale narrative moment rather than a figure-heavy play set. As with other Designer Program models, the build itself takes centre stage rather than re-enacting adventures. For collectors after a distinctive, limited piece with a clear nod to LEGO's own building technique, Eight Studs is a fitting choice — the parts list below helps you judge it properly before buying. It also makes a fitting gift for long-time fans who already own plenty of mainstream theme sets.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures come with 19006?: Eight Studs includes 1,394 pieces, of which 188 are unique parts, along with two minifigures.
What does the name Eight Studs refer to?: It most likely refers to the classic 2x4 brick with eight studs, one of the best-known LEGO elements.
What colours make up the model?: Tan, black, green and reddish brown are the main colours. The exact quantities are listed in the parts list on this page.

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