How many pieces and minifigures does The Creeper Mine include?

The set has 834 pieces, 195 of them unique, plus four minifigures.

What is the building experience like?

It is a mid-size, one-evening build using the game's blocky terrain style, with a mine shaft, a minecart rail and a lava-lit cave section.

Can the parts be reused for other Minecraft builds?

Yes, the light grey and reddish brown terrain blocks in particular combine well with other Minecraft sets for extending caves or landscapes.

Minecraft

The Creeper Mine

The Creeper Mine is a 2019 LEGO® Minecraft set with 834 pieces and four minifigures. It recreates one of the game's most recognisable threats in physical form, combining a rock mine, a minecart track and a lava-lit cave. This page lists every part in the set, sorted by colour and shape.

Set number: 21155
Year: 2019
Pieces: 834
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Minecraft
Different parts: 195

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 195

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 (18)

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

Minifigures 4

Steve fig-0021183 pieces × 1
Creeper fig-0064784 pieces × 1
Husk fig-0065233 pieces × 1
Blacksmith fig-0065243 pieces × 1

Description

A mine built from blocky terrain

The model turns a familiar Minecraft scene into a physical build: a rocky shaft, a minecart rail for hauling ore, and a tight cave passage lit by lava. At 834 pieces, The Creeper Mine sits in the mid-size range of LEGO® Minecraft sets, enough for a solid evening of building rather than a quick afternoon project. Construction relies on the game's signature blocky studs to represent stone, ore veins and plant life as separate, easily readable modules, so anyone familiar with the game will recognise the layout straight away.

Colours that read as rock and moss

Light Bluish Grey, Green, Reddish Brown and Dark Bluish Grey make up the set's palette, matching the tones that define Minecraft's own world. Light Bluish Grey dominates as the stone body of the mine, Green stands in for grass and foliage above ground, and Reddish Brown together with Dark Bluish Grey marks timber supports, rails and darker rock layers. The parts list on this page breaks the colours down by shape, useful if you are hunting for specific pieces to extend your own builds.

Four minifigures for roleplay

Four minifigures come with the mine, enough for small stories about digging, ambush and escape. The set's namesake is the Creeper itself, the green, explosive character that appears across almost every Minecraft set, joined here by other figures pulled from the mining scene. For children who already play the game, this recognisability is the main draw: the built scene works as a physical slice of a world they already know from the screen.

Parts worth keeping for other builds

With 195 unique parts, The Creeper Mine offers a decent spread of blocky terrain pieces, rail elements and landscape blocks that combine well with other Minecraft sets. The Light Bluish Grey and Reddish Brown block elements in particular are useful for extending your own caves, tunnels or terrain. The full parts list on this page shows every piece with its colour and quantity, so you can check exactly what is included before building or planning an extension.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does The Creeper Mine include?: The set has 834 pieces, 195 of them unique, plus four minifigures.
What is the building experience like?: It is a mid-size, one-evening build using the game's blocky terrain style, with a mine shaft, a minecart rail and a lava-lit cave section.
Can the parts be reused for other Minecraft builds?: Yes, the light grey and reddish brown terrain blocks in particular combine well with other Minecraft sets for extending caves or landscapes.