How many pieces does The Jungle Temple have?

The set totals 598 pieces, including 103 unique elements across its colour palette.

Does the set include play features?

Yes – sections of the temple are designed to move or open, echoing the traps found in the original game structure.

Is this a good set for parts?

It's a solid source of jungle-themed pieces such as vines and mossy stone blocks, useful for custom builds beyond the temple itself.

Minecraft

The Jungle Temple

The Jungle Temple recreates one of Minecraft's most recognisable structures, a moss-covered ruin hiding traps and loot deep in the jungle biome. At 598 pieces it sits among the larger Minecraft sets of its release year, built from 103 unique elements. Three minifigures complete the scene.

Set number: 21132
Year: 2017
Pieces: 598
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Minecraft
Different parts: 103

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 103

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 3

Skeleton, Square Skull (60115 Torso) fig-0064806 pieces × 2
Steve in Dark Orange Helmet and Armor fig-0065075 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

Classic Minecraft Church 262 pieces by sebbl

View the idea at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A structure built for exploring

In the Minecraft game, jungle temples are notorious for hidden traps, narrow corridors and a chest of loot buried at their centre. This set translates that structure into 598 pieces, keeping the blocky, weathered stone look that defines the game's architecture. Anyone familiar with the source material will recognise the silhouette immediately, down to the tight passageways that lead to pitfalls in the original biome. It reads as a display piece first, but the play features underneath keep it close to how the structure actually behaves in the game.

Reading the colour palette

Dark Bluish Grey carries the bulk of the stone walls, while Reddish Brown fills in roots, dirt and exposed timber. Dark Green and Green cover the moss and vines draped across the ruin, giving it the overgrown look that separates a jungle temple from any other stone build. Together these four colours form the backbone of the full parts list on this page, where every element is listed with its exact colour and quantity. Builders hunting for vine or camouflage pieces for their own MOCs will find several useful matches here.

Piece count and build feel

598 pieces and 103 unique elements put The Jungle Temple in the upper-middle range of Minecraft sets from its release year. That relatively high part variety keeps the build varied, even as plainer bricks repeat across the larger wall sections. The model works equally well as a shelf piece or as a play set, since wall segments and traps are built to move or open. For anyone building up a Minecraft collection, it is a solid centrepiece to expand around.

Getting the most from the parts list

Three minifigures round out the set, giving the temple a cast to build scenes around. Builders assembling a wider Minecraft collection can mix these elements with other jungle or cave sets for larger landscapes. The full parts list on this page breaks down every piece by colour and quantity, which is useful both for spotting specific bricks and for treating the set as a source of parts for other builds.

FAQ

How many pieces does The Jungle Temple have?: The set totals 598 pieces, including 103 unique elements across its colour palette.
Does the set include play features?: Yes – sections of the temple are designed to move or open, echoing the traps found in the original game structure.
Is this a good set for parts?: It's a solid source of jungle-themed pieces such as vines and mossy stone blocks, useful for custom builds beyond the temple itself.

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