What does The Village 21128 depict?

It recreates a typical Minecraft village with several buildings, including homes, a blacksmith's forge and farming areas.

How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?

The set contains 1,600 pieces, 192 unique elements and 9 minifigures.

Can The Village be combined with other Minecraft sets?

Yes, its modular design makes it easy to combine individual buildings with other Minecraft sets into a larger landscape.

Minecraft

The Village

The Village translates a typical settlement from the Minecraft video game into a LEGO® set and was one of the larger Minecraft models released in 2016. With 1,600 pieces and 9 minifigures, it covers several buildings rather than a single house. The game's distinctive blocky look shapes every part of the model, from the terrain right down to the smallest details on each figure.

Set number: 21128
Year: 2016
Pieces: 1,600
Minifigures: 9
Theme: Minecraft
Different parts: 192

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 192

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 9

Alex fig-0016833 pieces × 1
Steve fig-0021183 pieces × 1
Zombie fig-0064773 pieces × 1
Creeper fig-0064784 pieces × 1
Zombie Villager fig-0064843 pieces × 1
Villager, Reddish Brown fig-0064853 pieces × 1
Villager, White fig-0064863 pieces × 1
Enderman, Bright Green Box fig-00648714 pieces × 1
Iron Golem fig-01154836 pieces × 1

Description

A village, not a single house

Rather than one building, the set combines several small structures typical of a Minecraft village, including homes, a farming area and a blacksmith's forge. This split across multiple modules makes it easy to rearrange the layout after building, or to combine it with other Minecraft sets into a larger landscape. For fans of the game, that modular approach is one of the main draws, since it allows for custom village layouts rather than one single fixed arrangement dictated by an instruction booklet.

A blocky building concept

Medium Nougat, Dark Bluish Gray, Reddish Brown and Light Bluish Gray make up the palette, standing in for the earthy materials that typically make up a Minecraft village. The 192 unique elements translate the game's pixelated, angular look into physical bricks without relying on rounded shapes anywhere. That approach sets Minecraft sets clearly apart from most other LEGO® themes, which tend to favour smoother, more organic forms throughout their builds.

Minifigures from the game

Nine minifigures come with the set, including villagers and one of the game's well-known creatures that typically appears at night. The figures carry over the blocky head shape and characteristic textures from Minecraft, giving them a noticeably different look from most classic LEGO® minifigures in other themes. Anyone familiar with the game will recognise the figure types immediately and can assign them naturally to the different buildings that make up the village, or simply scatter them freely across it.

Build size and parts list

At 1,600 pieces, The Village is a substantial build that's well divided into separate modules, making it easy to spread across several sessions rather than building it all at once. The full parts list on this page lists all 192 elements individually with their colour and quantity, which helps identify anything missing or source specific bricks for custom extensions of the village, such as building an entirely new additional house.

FAQ

What does The Village 21128 depict?: It recreates a typical Minecraft village with several buildings, including homes, a blacksmith's forge and farming areas.
How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?: The set contains 1,600 pieces, 192 unique elements and 9 minifigures.
Can The Village be combined with other Minecraft sets?: Yes, its modular design makes it easy to combine individual buildings with other Minecraft sets into a larger landscape.