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Set 21152 The Pirate Ship Adventure
Minecraft

The Pirate Ship Adventure

The Pirate Ship Adventure 21152 translates a pirate-ship scene from Minecraft into LEGO® form, built from 386 pieces. Three minifigures come with the set, giving decent scope for role play compared with many other Minecraft sets. With 134 unique parts and a colour scheme of reddish brown, light bluish grey, medium nougat and dark bluish grey, the model reads noticeably more earthy than most LEGO® ships.

Set number
21152
Year
2019
Pieces
386
Minifigures
3
Theme
Minecraft
Different parts
134
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 134

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (20)

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

Minifigures 3

Alternative models

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

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What can I build with it?

Description

A pirate ship in block style

Unlike classic LEGO® pirate ships with smooth hull shapes, this set translates Minecraft's blocky look into building elements: angular forms, visible 'pixel' structures and a palette built around wood and stone tones. At 386 pieces, the result still reads clearly as a pirate ship, complete with deck, mast and small surrounding details, despite the blocky construction. For fans who enjoy both Minecraft and pirate scenarios, the set brings the two together in a single model without shortchanging either idea.

Three minifigures for storytelling

With three minifigures, the set has enough characters to build small scenes, such as a crew aboard ship or an encounter at sea. The figure selection fits the Minecraft universe and looks noticeably different from pirate figures in other LEGO® themes. At 134 unique parts, there is enough material left over to build small extras alongside the ship, such as a rowing boat or additional scenery, extending play value beyond the main model.

Colours between wood and stone

Reddish brown and medium nougat dominate the hull and read as wooden planking, while light bluish grey and dark bluish grey cover stone elements and details typical of the Minecraft look. This combination sets the model apart visually from the brighter pirate ships found in other LEGO® themes. Anyone wanting the exact breakdown of colours and shapes can check the full parts list on this page before starting the build or after finishing it.

A fit for Minecraft and building fans alike

The set works both as an addition to an existing Minecraft collection and simply as an unusually styled pirate ship for anyone who likes the look. At 386 pieces, the build sits at a moderate length, neither too short nor overly demanding for a single afternoon session. The 134 unique parts are also useful afterwards for custom block-style creations, from small islands to extra ship details beyond the original instructions, once the builder feels like experimenting.

FAQ

What Minecraft elements does the set use?
It carries over Minecraft's blocky look and earthy colour palette, applied here to a pirate-ship model.
How many minifigures are included?
Three minifigures come with the set, matching the Minecraft universe.
Does it combine well with other Minecraft sets?
Yes, the reddish brown, light bluish grey, medium nougat and dark bluish grey palette is typical of the Minecraft range and pairs well with other sets from the theme.

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