How many pieces does the set have, and are there minifigures?

It has 204 pieces and no minifigures, as it is designed purely as a display model.

How varied are the parts?

With 94 different elements the variety is high for the set's size, keeping the build interesting.

What colours define the model?

White, black and tan form the skull, with transparent green used for accent details.

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Halloween Skull Candle

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Halloween Skull Candle

A skull built to look like a flickering candle: this small autumn set turns 204 pieces into a spooky display model. There are no minifigures, just a tight focus on shape and colour.

Set number: 40883
Year: 2026
Pieces: 204
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Halloween
Different parts: 94

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 94

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 (10)

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

Description

A skull-shaped centrepiece

The build revolves around the skull itself, using curved and rounded elements to capture the brow, eye sockets and jaw. At 204 pieces the set stays compact, yet it offers enough volume for a proper three-dimensional, free-standing shape that reads well from every angle. Anyone after a short, self-contained project for an evening will find a tidy build here, without vehicles or buildings attached to it, and one that can be finished in a sitting or two before it takes its place on display.

White, black and tan with a green accent

The palette of white, black, tan and a transparent green delivers the classic Halloween look: bone-pale tones sit against dark shading, while the translucent green likely marks a ghostly flame or glowing detail somewhere on the model. With 94 different elements, the part variety is notably high for a set this size, which keeps the build varied rather than repetitive. That contrast between light and dark sections also helps the skull read clearly from across a room.

A display piece, not a play set

With no minifigures included, the focus is clear: this is meant for display rather than roleplay. It slots into the line of seasonal decoration sets that dress up a shelf, desk or windowsill for the season, and sits comfortably alongside pumpkin or bat-themed pieces. The compact scale also makes it an approachable pick for builders curious about organic, sculptural shapes rather than the usual houses or vehicles, without committing to a large project.

Using the parts list

This page lists all 94 elements with their colours, useful both for tracking down a missing piece and for planning your own seasonal builds. Many of the eerie shapes and tones pair naturally with other Halloween sets, so the list doubles as inspiration for extending the display into a larger tabletop scene with several candles or skulls grouped together. Anyone who decorates for the season every year can build up a small collection of these seasonal pieces over time.

FAQ

How many pieces does the set have, and are there minifigures?: It has 204 pieces and no minifigures, as it is designed purely as a display model.
How varied are the parts?: With 94 different elements the variety is high for the set's size, keeping the build interesting.
What colours define the model?: White, black and tan form the skull, with transparent green used for accent details.