Does the Anniversary Collection include minifigures?

No. According to the catalogue data, the set contains no minifigures.

Why is the number of unique parts so high?

The 1,912 pieces are spread across 463 unique parts. That indicates many different sections with little repetition.

Which theme is set 4000046 listed under?

It is listed as a LEGO® Exclusive, a special edition outside the regular themes.

LEGO Exclusive

LEGO Inside Tour Anniversary Collection

The LEGO® Inside Tour Anniversary Collection is listed in the catalogue as a special edition from 2025. It contains 1,912 pieces and no minifigures.

Set number: 4000046
Year: 2025
Pieces: 1,912
Minifigures: 0
Theme: LEGO Exclusive
Different parts: 463

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 463

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Description

What the name tells us

The LEGO® Inside Tour is a visitor programme in Billund that gives fans a look behind the scenes of the company. This set marks an anniversary of that tour, and the catalogue files it under exclusive releases rather than a regular theme. Beyond that, the data does not say how the set was put together or who received it, so this page sticks to what the numbers show. The name calls it a collection, and the parts data below shows an unusually broad mix of elements.

An unusually varied inventory

The standout figure is 463 unique parts in a set of 1,912 pieces. On average, each part appears only around four times, which is a very low rate of repetition. That points to a build with lots of distinct sections and few repeated steps. For parts collectors, it means breadth rather than bulk: you get a wide assortment of shapes and colours, which is useful for detailing your own models, but not large stocks of any single brick that you might want for walls or bases.

Red leads the colours

According to the catalogue, the main colours are red, black, light bluish grey and tan. Red tops the list, making it the colour you will handle most often during the build. The other three shades are neutral and versatile. If you ever sort the pieces into your collection, the red elements will find a home in vehicles, buildings and signage, while the black, grey and tan parts slot into almost any project.

Inventory and matching

The full parts list for 4000046 appears below, sorted by part and colour. With so many different elements, it is the most reliable way to check whether a copy is complete. The What can I build? tool compares your parts with other sets and shows how much of each you could build. A set with this much variety can match pieces across very different themes, so it is worth running the comparison.

FAQ

Does the Anniversary Collection include minifigures?: No. According to the catalogue data, the set contains no minifigures.
Why is the number of unique parts so high?: The 1,912 pieces are spread across 463 unique parts. That indicates many different sections with little repetition.
Which theme is set 4000046 listed under?: It is listed as a LEGO® Exclusive, a special edition outside the regular themes.

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