Fusion

Resort Designer

Resort Designer belongs to the short-lived 2014 LEGO® Fusion line, which linked physical building with a companion app. With 262 pieces, 59 unique parts and one minifigure, it builds a set of small resort buildings rather than a single model. This page lists every part and colour used.

Set number
21208
Year
2014
Pieces
262
Minifigures
1
Theme
Fusion
Different parts
59
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Parts list 59

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Minifigures 1

Description

A set built for an app

Resort Designer was one of several LEGO® Fusion sets designed to be photographed and imported into a virtual town through a companion app once finished. Rather than a single vehicle or building, it provides compact modules for hotels, pools and leisure buildings that can be arranged in several different ways. Each layout you built was meant to produce a different digital resort in the app, tying the physical build directly to a digital result. With the app now discontinued, the set still stands on its own as a small, self-contained project.

A compact build

At 262 pieces across 59 unique parts, Resort Designer sits among the smaller sets of its year, though the many short sections keep the build varied throughout. The design favours several separate modules over one large structure, which makes it easy to split the build into short sessions rather than one long sitting. That structure also suits builders who only have a few spare minutes at a time. The included minifigure gives the finished resort a character for holiday-themed scenes.

Warm colours for a holiday feel

The tan, magenta, dark red and medium azure palette gives the model a noticeably warmer, more summery look than many standard town sets, fitting its resort theme well. Tan forms the base for buildings and terraces, while magenta and azure appear as accents on roofs, pools and decorative details. Builders who like this colour mix will find the full parts list on this page, covering all 59 unique elements, useful for picking out specific pieces for their own beach or holiday-themed creations.

Worth it for collectors

Because the LEGO® Fusion line ran for a short time only, Resort Designer now appeals mainly to collectors documenting the concept in full. It also suits builders who enjoy smaller, quickly finished projects that do not demand much display space. Even taken apart from its original app-linked purpose, the warm colour palette makes the parts a useful addition to other small summer or beach-themed builds on a shelf.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does set 21208 include?
Resort Designer contains 262 pieces across 59 unique parts and colours, plus one minifigure.
What was the LEGO® Fusion line?
Fusion was a short-lived 2014 LEGO® line that let builders scan finished models into a companion app to place them in a virtual town.
Can the set still be used without the app?
Yes, the app is no longer supported, but the physical model can still be built and displayed on its own.

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