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Set 21166 The "Abandoned" Mine
Minecraft

The "Abandoned" Mine

The "Abandoned" Mine turns a familiar Minecraft setting into brick form, with tunnels, exposed rock and hidden details standing in for a proper cave system. Built from 248 pieces and 95 unique elements, it works more like an explorable diorama than a conventional building. The full parts list on this page shows every colour and piece used.

Set number
21166
Year
2020
Pieces
248
Minifigures
2
Theme
Minecraft
Different parts
95
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 95

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 (11)

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

Minifigures 2

  • Steve fig-0021183 pieces × 1
  • Zombie fig-0064773 pieces × 1

Description

A Mine, Not a Building

Rather than a house or a vehicle, this set recreates a slice of a Minecraft mine, complete with tunnels, exposed rock faces and small details that can spring a surprise on unsuspecting explorers. The 248-piece build stays compact, while 95 unique elements deliver the blocky, pixelated look the game is known for. That approach makes the structure feel more organic than geometric, which sets it apart from most other builds in the range. The parts list on this page shows exactly which bricks form the rock, tunnels and finer details.

Cave Rock in Grey and Brown

The colour scheme sticks close to what a real cave might look like: light grey and dark grey form most of the rock structure, reddish brown stands in for earth and wooden elements, and black adds contrast in darker corners and details. That muted palette suits an underground setting and reads quite differently from the brighter Minecraft sets built around surface scenes. The parts list shows how often each colour is used, which is useful for anyone after matching pieces for their own cave or mountain builds.

Two Minifigures and a Hidden Surprise

Two minifigures are enough for a small exploration scene, echoing the kind of shared mining trips players are familiar with from the game itself. Even with 248 pieces, there is enough material left for tunnels and hidden details, without stretching the build time out too far. Minecraft sets like this often build in a small surprise moment for whoever explores the finished set, adding play value beyond the build itself. The parts list shows how the 95 elements split between structure and accessories.

Who the Set Suits

The modest piece count makes this a reasonable build for younger Minecraft fans working independently, while the distinctive rock shapes should still appeal to collectors looking to extend an existing cave system. Since Minecraft sets tend to reuse similar rock and earth pieces, elements from this set often combine well with others in the range. The parts list on this page is the quickest way to check which shapes and colours would fit that kind of project.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?
It has 248 pieces made up of 95 unique elements, plus two minifigures.
What does the set depict?
It recreates a section of a Minecraft mine, complete with tunnels, rock formations and hidden details.
What colours dominate the set?
Light grey and dark grey form the rock structure, with reddish brown and black used for detail.

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