What does this set represent?

A mushroom island, one of the rarer biomes from the source game, rebuilt in its typical blocky style.

How many minifigures come with the set?

Two minifigures are included, enough for a small exploration scene on the island.

Does it combine with other sets in the range?

Yes, like other compact sets in the range it fits neatly into a larger play landscape.

Minecraft

The Mushroom Island

This 247-piece set recreates one of the less common biomes from a well-known block-building game, complete with two minifigures. At 60 unique parts, it stays compact while keeping the game's distinctive blocky look intact.

Set number: 21129
Year: 2017
Pieces: 247
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Minecraft
Different parts: 60

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 60

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 (9)

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

Minifigures 2

Alex fig-0016833 pieces × 1
Creeper fig-0064784 pieces × 1

Description

An unusual biome, not the usual forest

Mushroom islands rank among the rarer biomes in the source game, which sets this set apart from more familiar builds based on forests or caves. Oversized mushrooms take the place of trees and stone here, rebuilt in the same blocky style the game is known for. For players who know the game well, that makes it a refreshing change from the more commonly released village or mine themes that dominate much of the range, and gives the set a slightly collectible edge.

A small part count that still tells a story

60 unique parts across 247 pieces keeps this set on the compact side, but there is enough shape variety to convincingly build both the island base and several mushroom forms. The game's chunky, block-based style means even a modest number of element types can produce a clearly readable landscape. The full parts list on this page shows exactly which pieces make that possible, and how efficiently the island is put together with relatively few distinct shapes.

Two minifigures bring the island to life

Two minifigures give the island an immediate sense of scale and let it host a small exploration scene straight away. That is typical of the more compact sets in this range, which tend to focus on a tight, self-contained area with a couple of characters rather than a sprawling build. Paired with other sets in the range, this island slots in easily as part of a larger play landscape alongside a village or a cave.

Colours built around fungus and rock

Reddish brown and red most likely cover the mushroom caps, white likely picks out the stems, and dark bluish grey stands in for rock or ground. That palette makes the mushroom island easy to tell apart from other sets built around greener or more earth-toned landscapes. Anyone hunting for a specific colour can check the full parts list on this page for the exact breakdown, useful for matching pieces to a custom landscape build.

FAQ

What does this set represent?: A mushroom island, one of the rarer biomes from the source game, rebuilt in its typical blocky style.
How many minifigures come with the set?: Two minifigures are included, enough for a small exploration scene on the island.
Does it combine with other sets in the range?: Yes, like other compact sets in the range it fits neatly into a larger play landscape.