Who is the Micro Command Center best suited to?

Builders who enjoy compact, detailed projects and a science-fiction look, and who want a satisfying build that doesn't take long to finish. It also works well as a small addition to a shelf or desk display.

How many pieces and minifigures does it include?

The set contains 214 pieces and one minifigure, built from 76 unique parts. Every part is listed with its colour and quantity on this page.

What colours make up the model?

Blue, light bluish grey, white and black define the look, giving the build a clean, technical feel typical of control stations and research facilities.

LEGO Ideas and CUUSOO

Micro Command Center

The Micro Command Center is a 2025 LEGO® Ideas set built at microscale. It packs 214 pieces and one minifigure into a compact command station finished in blue, light grey, white and black. The result is a detailed little scene that fits easily on a shelf.

Set number: 40786
Year: 2025
Pieces: 214
Minifigures: 1
Theme: LEGO Ideas and CUUSOO
Different parts: 76

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 76

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 (6)

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

Minifigures 1

Classic Space Baby, Blue fig-0147312 pieces × 1

Description

Big detail, small footprint

LEGO® Ideas sets are known for clever building techniques, and the Micro Command Center puts that on full display. Within a small footprint, the model fits antennae, platforms and structural detail that usually belong to much larger builds. Across 214 pieces, the design uses part placement and angles to suggest far more complexity than the piece count implies, making it a satisfying quick build for anyone who enjoys dense, well-planned microscale construction. The set belongs to the LEGO® Ideas and CUUSOO line, where designs originally submitted by fans are turned into official sets.

A cool, technical colour scheme

The set keeps its palette tight: blue, light bluish grey, white and black combine for a calm, technical look reminiscent of control rooms or research outposts. This restrained colour choice keeps the finished build looking clean rather than busy, and it gives builders a handy source of parts in this exact palette for their own science-fiction or space-themed projects. Because blue and light bluish grey appear across many other technical and space-themed LEGO® sets, this palette also blends easily with an existing science-fiction shelf display.

One minifigure, one small story

A single minifigure joins the set, giving the command centre a sense of scale and a hint of narrative, such as an operator stationed at the controls. At this size the build itself is the main attraction, but the figure rounds out the scene nicely and turns the finished model into a small, self-contained display piece rather than just a structure. With only one minifigure included, the model pairs well with figures pulled from other sets, making it easy to build up a larger crew for the command centre over time.

76 parts, fully listed

The set uses 76 unique parts in total, each listed with colour and quantity on this page. That makes it easy to check whether a specific piece in blue, light grey or black is included, and to pull elements from the list for other microscale builds or custom additions to an existing LEGO® collection. Since this LEGO® Ideas set favours a smaller number of versatile elements, many of the 76 parts also suit other microscale creations beyond the command-centre theme.

FAQ

Who is the Micro Command Center best suited to?: Builders who enjoy compact, detailed projects and a science-fiction look, and who want a satisfying build that doesn't take long to finish. It also works well as a small addition to a shelf or desk display.
How many pieces and minifigures does it include?: The set contains 214 pieces and one minifigure, built from 76 unique parts. Every part is listed with its colour and quantity on this page.
What colours make up the model?: Blue, light bluish grey, white and black define the look, giving the build a clean, technical feel typical of control stations and research facilities.

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