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Set 3117 Flashy Pool
Scala

LEGO® Flashy Pool

Flashy Pool (3117-1) is a Scala set from 1998 with 96 pieces and no minifigures. It builds a small poolside corner in bright, cheerful colours.

Set number
3117
Year
1998
Pieces
96
Minifigures
0
Theme
Scala
Different parts
69
What can I build with it?

Parts list 69

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Description

A poolside corner to furnish

Scala was a line of furniture, accessories and home scenes with a playful look, and Flashy Pool fits that mould exactly. Instead of a vehicle or a figure, the place itself takes centre stage: somewhere to sunbathe, splash and unwind. With 96 pieces it is a manageable set that comes together in an afternoon. Since there are no minifigures, you can bring the scene to life with figures from your own collection.

Yellow, white, red and a touch of lime

The main colours are yellow, white, red and medium lime. The lime green in particular is a shade that rarely appears in older sets, which makes it popular with collectors. Together the mix feels bright and summery, almost like a holiday brochure. With 62 different part types among 96 pieces, the set is unusually varied. The parts list on this page shows each type with its colour and quantity, which is a real help when you are hunting for single elements.

Many different parts, little repetition

When nearly two thirds of the parts are different types, the build is more varied but also harder to complete from odds and ends. If a brick goes missing, it is rarely replaced by an identical piece from the pile. Anyone buying a second-hand copy should therefore check it piece by piece against the list. If you use the bricks for your own designs, you will also find unusual shapes that work nicely for details on houses, gardens or holiday scenes.

What next?

Once the pool is built, you can combine it with other sets, such as a house or a garden. The “What can I build?” tool on Bricoria shows which other models your own bricks can make, even if you took the pool apart long ago. That makes this page useful both as a reference for collectors and as a source of ideas for anyone who wants to put the parts they already own to good use.

FAQ

Does it include minifigures?
No, the set has 96 pieces and no minifigures.
Which line does Flashy Pool belong to?
It belongs to the Scala line and was released in 1998.
How do I find missing parts?
The parts list on this page shows every type with colour and quantity, so you can see exactly where the gaps are.

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