Games

LEGO® Atlantis Treasure

Atlantis Treasure (3851-1) came out in 2010 and belongs to the Games theme. At 280 pieces it is a small box, yet it packs in 51 different part types.

Set number
3851
Year
2010
Pieces
280
Minifigures
0
Theme
Games
Different parts
66
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 66

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (10)

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

Description

Build it, then play it

Games sets work a little differently from ordinary building boxes. You assemble the playing pieces first and then use them for the game itself. Here the underwater setting of Atlantis sets the tone, and you can see it in the bricks as much as in the theme. With 280 pieces and 51 distinct part types, the build is manageable in a single sitting, but the parts are varied enough that you can still take them apart afterwards and try something of your own.

A cool palette

Blue leads the colour list, followed by dark bluish grey, white and light bluish grey. Together they feel like water, rock and foam. That makes the set a handy donor for seascapes, harbour scenes or coastal displays, particularly if you already own other blue-heavy models. Because the blue and grey elements appear in reasonable quantities, they also work well for covering larger areas such as a sea floor or a stretch of cliff in a layout you plan yourself.

No minifigures

The box contains no minifigures, so everything in it is either game material or building elements. That is typical for the Games line, where the rules and the pieces carry the fun rather than a cast of characters. If you prefer storytelling, you can add figures from other sets and invent your own adventure around the build. If you simply want to play as intended, you only need a table, a few friends and the bricks from the box.

Checking a second-hand copy

Older sets are not always complete when they change hands. The parts list on this page lets you tick through all 280 pieces and spot anything missing before you start. If you already own the parts, the “What can I build?” tool shows which other models your collection can put together. Fifty-one part types is a solid spread for such a compact set, which also makes the material interesting for freestyle building once the game has had its run.

FAQ

How many pieces does Atlantis Treasure contain?
Set 3851-1 has 280 pieces across 51 different part types. There are no minifigures.
Which colours dominate the set?
Blue, dark bluish grey, white and light bluish grey. Together they give a cool, watery look.
Can I use the bricks for other builds?
Yes. The parts are fully reusable, and the “What can I build?” tool shows which further models your collection allows.

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