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Set 4002021 The Temple of Celebrations
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The Temple of Celebrations

The Temple of Celebrations, set 4002021, is catalogued as a special edition from 2021 rather than a regular retail release. It brings together 1,312 pieces and twelve minifigures.

Set number
4002021
Year
2021
Pieces
1,312
Minifigures
12
Theme
LEGO Exclusive
Different parts
391
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 391

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (71)

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

Minifigures 12

Description

Outside the usual range

Seven-digit set numbers like this one usually belong to special editions that sit outside the standard themes, and the catalogue files this model accordingly. Its name promises a temple built around celebration, which suggests a model that combines architecture with a lively scene rather than a bare building. Because such sets rarely appear in ordinary shops, information about them tends to be scattered. This page gathers the core facts in one place: size, figures, colours and the complete inventory.

Twelve figures

Twelve minifigures is a large cast by any measure, and more than many regular sets of similar size include. It means the model is designed to be populated, with enough characters to fill the space and create a sense of occasion. If you are buying a second-hand copy, the figures are the first thing to check, since they are the parts most likely to be separated from the rest. Comparing the count against the listing below is a quick way to spot gaps.

Rich in different parts

The 1,312 pieces cover 391 distinct part types, meaning each element appears only a little over three times on average. That is a high degree of variety, typical of detailed models with plenty of special elements. The colour data adds to the picture: Reddish Brown, White, Black and Red lead the list, forming a warm, high-contrast palette that stands apart from the grey-heavy look of many building sets. Sorting by colour before you start will make the build noticeably smoother.

Second life for the parts

With such a wide spread of part types, this set makes a versatile source of bricks once it comes off display. The What can I build? tool on this page compares its contents with other sets and shows which you could rebuild completely or in part. The full parts list further down is equally useful for tracking down missing pieces, especially in reddish brown and red, which are common across many models and therefore easy to find individually.

FAQ

Is The Temple of Celebrations a regular retail set?
No, the catalogue lists it as a special edition from 2021. It does not belong to one of the standard themes.
How many pieces and minifigures does it contain?
It contains 1,312 pieces and twelve minifigures.
Which colours dominate?
Reddish Brown, White, Black and Red are the most common colours. Together they give the model a warm, high-contrast look.

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