Can you actually play foosball with the finished model?

Yes, handles turn the rods and move the player figures, so a real miniature match is possible.

Does the set include classic minifigures?

No, instead it uses its own smaller player figures mounted on the rotating rods.

How did this set come about?

Table Football is a LEGO® Ideas set that started as a community submission and only went into production after gathering enough supporter votes.

LEGO Ideas and CUUSOO

Table Football

Table Football is a LEGO® Ideas set that recreates a classic foosball table in model form, complete with rotating rods and moving player figures. Its 2,339 pieces build a fully playable miniature table rather than a static display model. 326 unique parts go mainly into the table, rods and small player figures.

Set number: 21337
Year: 2022
Pieces: 2,339
Minifigures: 0
Theme: LEGO Ideas and CUUSOO
Different parts: 326

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 326

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (18)

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

Description

A foosball table you can actually play

Unlike most display models, Table Football is genuinely playable: handles on the sides turn the rods and move the small player figures, recreating a real miniature match. As with every LEGO® Ideas set, the design began as a fan community submission and only became an official set after gathering enough supporter votes. Unlike most LEGO® Ideas models, the focus here sits on an actual working mechanism rather than purely on recreating a subject as faithfully as possible.

Two teams of small player figures

Instead of classic minifigures, the set uses its own smaller player figures, split into two teams and mounted on the rods so they move as the rods turn. Most of the set's 326 unique part shapes go into these figures, the playing surface with its pitch markings, and the frame, while larger areas such as the table legs rely on fewer, more standard bricks. Each team is distinguished by its kit colour, making it easy to follow which side is which even from a distance.

Colours and how it works

The parts list on this page shows black, white, light bluish grey and red as the defining colours, matching the table frame, playing field and the two teams' kits. At 2,339 pieces, the build sits in the mid-range for LEGO® Ideas sets, with a good portion of that count going specifically into the moving mechanism of rods, handles and figure mounts rather than pure decoration. The parts list on this page spells out exactly which special elements the rods and figure mounts need, useful if any are missing and need replacing.

Who the set suits

Table Football suits foosball fans as much as anyone drawn to mechanically interesting LEGO® Ideas sets rather than static display builds. Without classic minifigures, the appeal lies less in a narrative scene and more in the build itself, and in the working mechanism that can actually be tried out once construction is finished. It also works well as a gift for foosball fans outside the LEGO® world, since it carries no film or game licence.

FAQ

Can you actually play foosball with the finished model?: Yes, handles turn the rods and move the player figures, so a real miniature match is possible.
Does the set include classic minifigures?: No, instead it uses its own smaller player figures mounted on the rotating rods.
How did this set come about?: Table Football is a LEGO® Ideas set that started as a community submission and only went into production after gathering enough supporter votes.

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