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LEGO® Pirates of Barracuda Bay

LEGO Ideas set 21322, Pirates of Barracuda Bay, depicts an abandoned fort overlooking a hidden cove where a wrecked pirate ship lies broken. With 2,545 pieces, 10 minifigures and 550 different part types, it's one of the larger pirate-themed sets released in recent years. Rather than a pristine build, decay and weathering are the whole point here.

Set number
21322
Year
2020
Pieces
2,545
Minifigures
10
Different parts
550
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 550

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Spare parts (62)

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Minifigures 10

Description

Weathering as a design choice

Unlike classic pirate sets, 21322 doesn't show an intact fort but a storm-battered ruin, with collapsed wall sections, rotting beams and exposed foundations. That look comes from deliberate colour blending and irregularly placed pieces rather than smooth, symmetrical walls. For experienced builders, that's a welcome change from sets built on clean, straight lines, since organic shapes and intentional disorder are part of the design here rather than something to avoid. The broken parapets and exposed stone layers end up reading less like a kit and more like a genuine ruin on a remote coastline.

A wrecked ship at the centre

The cove's centrepiece is the broken hull of a pirate ship, split in places with visible gaps in the hull planking. The build uses hinge pieces and angled plates to create the impression of a ship run aground, rather than a normal floating model. Black and reddish brown wood-effect pieces dominate the hull, while lighter greys form the fort's walls and the rocky ground of the bay around it. Loose planking and scattered cargo along the shoreline add further small touches that reinforce the shipwreck story.

Ten minifigures with a backstory

The 10 minifigures include both pirates and naval officers, hinting at a clash between the two groups before the cove was left in ruins. Accessories such as barrels, crates and tools round out the scene and give plenty of starting points for building your own stories around treasure hunting and shipwrecks. For collectors who care about thematically consistent figures, that gives this set noticeably more context than a plain building model with no characters attached. Even on their own, the figures' gear and expressions hint at small stories worth telling.

Scale and part variety

With 550 different part types across 2,545 pieces, the build keeps shifting between architecture, landscape and shipbuilding sections rather than repeating the same techniques. Yellow accents on flags and small details punctuate an otherwise earthy palette of black, reddish brown and grey. The full parts list on this page shows exactly which colours and shapes go into the fort, the wreck and the surrounding landscape, making it easier to judge how long each section might take to build.

FAQ

How many minifigures does the set include?
Set 21322 includes 10 minifigures, made up of both pirates and naval officers.
What makes this pirate set different?
Instead of an intact fort, the set shows a weathered ruin with a wrecked ship, which sets it apart visually from classic pirate sets.
How large is the build?
The set contains 2,545 pieces spread across 550 different part types.

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