What Minecraft scene does this set recreate?

It shows the Ender Dragon fighting over the End Ship, the game's classic final boss encounter in the End dimension.

How many pieces and minifigures does it include?

657 pieces from 152 different parts, plus four minifigures, mainly in black, medium lavender, dark bluish grey and light bluish grey.

Is this set meant for display or play?

Both — the dragon, ship and minifigures work as a shelf display or as pieces for acting out the boss fight.

Minecraft

The Ender Dragon and End Ship

Set 21264 recreates Minecraft's final boss fight: the Ender Dragon battling over the End Ship in the End dimension. It has 657 pieces built from 152 different parts, four minifigures, and a colour scheme of black, medium lavender, dark bluish grey and light bluish grey.

Set number: 21264
Year: 2024
Pieces: 657
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Minecraft
Different parts: 152

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 152

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 4

Enderman, Dark Tan Box, Foot Plate fig-01331015 pieces × 1
Shulker fig-0133115 pieces × 1
Ender Explorer, Wings fig-0150896 pieces × 1
Ender Knight fig-0151864 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.

All 2 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

Minecraft's last battle, in bricks

In Minecraft, the Ender Dragon is the game's final boss, fought above the End Ship among the End dimension's distinctive obsidian pillars, and this set is built directly around that encounter rather than a generic slice of the game world. That makes it one of the more instantly recognisable Minecraft sets on the shelf, since anyone who has played the game will know the scene on sight. It works as a single, clear centrepiece rather than a small diorama.

657 pieces, four minifigures

The build uses 657 pieces from 152 different parts, a ratio that points to a lot of repeated shapes rather than a huge spread of unique elements, which fits a model built around one large dragon and one ship. Four minifigures give extra scope for playing out scenes where characters confront the dragon or explore the ship's structure. The exact split of parts and colours is listed in full in the parts list on this page.

Black, lavender and grey of the End

Black, medium lavender, dark bluish grey and light bluish grey match the look of the End dimension in the game, with its dark sky, faintly purple pillars and grey stone. Medium lavender is the standout colour here and most likely appears on the dragon itself or on surrounding detail pieces, rather than being spread evenly through the build. Anyone chasing that specific shade for other projects can check exact quantities in the parts list.

Display piece or play set

Between the large dragon figure, the ship and four minifigures, the set works equally well standing on a shelf or being used for active play. Collectors who already own other Minecraft sets can match the grey and black tones through the parts list to keep a wider End-dimension display consistent. It also holds up as a standalone piece, since the Ender Dragon is instantly recognisable on its own.

FAQ

What Minecraft scene does this set recreate?: It shows the Ender Dragon fighting over the End Ship, the game's classic final boss encounter in the End dimension.
How many pieces and minifigures does it include?: 657 pieces from 152 different parts, plus four minifigures, mainly in black, medium lavender, dark bluish grey and light bluish grey.
Is this set meant for display or play?: Both — the dragon, ship and minifigures work as a shelf display or as pieces for acting out the boss fight.

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