LEGO® Large Ship Set

Description

A ship from very few bricks

This is a ship kit from the Minitalia theme. Around 57 pieces are enough to build the hull, the superstructure and a few details. There are no minifigures, so the set relies entirely on the shape of the vessel. Because the bricks are kept simple, the model also suits beginners building their first ships, who can watch a handful of basic shapes turn into something instantly recognisable on the table in front of them. Collectors of early sets appreciate that same clarity.

White, yellow, red and clear

The colour choice is bright and friendly. White dominates, with yellow and red alongside and a few transparent pieces. White calls to mind sails or a painted hull, while red and yellow add accents that make the model stand out on a shelf. If you like these colours you can display the ship as decoration or show it as part of a collection of early sets. For play it works best alongside other vehicles from the same period.

Ten kinds of parts, plenty of options

The parts list names ten different elements. That is not many, yet it is enough for a ship with a hull, a deck and a superstructure. For collectors it also means the list is short and easy to check. If something is missing you spot it quickly and can order that piece on its own. Every part with its colour and quantity is listed further down this page, so you can see exactly what belongs to the set.

Building on from the bricks

Although the original shows one particular ship, the white, yellow and red bricks recombine well. The “What can I build?” tool shows which sets your own collection can make. The ship might turn into a harbour building, a lighthouse or a boat for the bath. That keeps the set from being only a collector's item and gives you material for fresh ideas as well, even if you end up building something quite different from the original ship.

FAQ

How many pieces are in the Large Ship Set?

Set 32-2 has 57 pieces in 10 different types. No minifigures are included.

Which range does it belong to?

It is part of the Minitalia range and was released in 1973.

Can I use the parts for other models?

Yes. Use “What can I build?” to see which other sets you can put together from the bricks you own.