What does the Magic Maze set represent?

The name points to a labyrinth or maze-style structure, though the available facts don't confirm a specific storyline; it works well simply as a standalone display model.

Why does this set have so many unique parts for its size?

Of the 332 total pieces, 119 are distinct part types, meaning most elements appear only once or twice rather than in large repeated groups.

Does the set include a minifigure?

No, set 40596 is built entirely from bricks and special elements, with no minifigures included.

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Magic Maze

Set 40596, Magic Maze, turns 332 pieces into a self-contained model in a restrained white, black, grey and tan colour scheme. With 119 different parts packed into a fairly small piece count, it's a detail-heavy build for its size.

Set number: 40596
Year: 2023
Pieces: 332
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Other
Different parts: 119

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 119

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (23)

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

Description

A high ratio of unique parts

Out of 332 total pieces, 119 are unique part types, a notably high ratio for a set this size. That points to a model built from lots of small, specific elements rather than large flat surfaces repeated many times, which usually means more varied building steps and more distinct shapes to handle. The name Magic Maze suggests the finished model traces a labyrinth or maze-like structure, though the fact sheet doesn't specify further plot or theme details beyond that.

A muted, graphic colour scheme

White, black, light bluish grey and tan make up the main colours, a combination that reads as calm and almost architectural rather than playful. That palette works well for a maze or structural model, since the contrast between light and dark elements can make paths, walls or levels stand out clearly once built. There are no minifigures in the set, so the model is designed to be viewed and appreciated as a standalone piece rather than as a backdrop for roleplay.

Good for parts collectors

Because so many of the 332 pieces are unique types, this set is a reasonable pick for anyone after specific tiles, angled bricks or small connector pieces in a neutral colour range, since they don't come in large repeated batches elsewhere. The parts list on this page breaks down every one of the 119 elements by colour and quantity, which is the easiest way to check whether a piece you need is included before buying the set or a replacement part elsewhere.

A compact weekend build

At 332 pieces, Magic Maze is small enough to finish in a single sitting, but the high part variety keeps the building steps varied rather than repetitive. It isn't tied to a known licensed theme, so the finished model is open to interpretation and can sit comfortably alongside other display builds. For anyone building up a shelf of smaller, non-licensed sets, this is a manageable addition with an unusual, tightly controlled colour scheme.

FAQ

What does the Magic Maze set represent?: The name points to a labyrinth or maze-style structure, though the available facts don't confirm a specific storyline; it works well simply as a standalone display model.
Why does this set have so many unique parts for its size?: Of the 332 total pieces, 119 are distinct part types, meaning most elements appear only once or twice rather than in large repeated groups.
Does the set include a minifigure?: No, set 40596 is built entirely from bricks and special elements, with no minifigures included.