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Set 40909 Restaurants of the World: Italy
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LEGO® Restaurants of the World: Italy

Restaurants of the World: Italy 40909 is a compact 317-piece build with 1 minifigure. Its Tan, Dark Orange, Dark Bluish Gray and Reddish Brown palette suggests a warm, urban restaurant scene. This page helps you check the parts list, colour mix and basic set facts quickly.

Set number
40909
Year
2026
Pieces
317
Minifigures
1
Theme
Other
Different parts
132
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 132

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Minifigures 1

Description

A small build with plenty to inspect

At 317 pieces, this set sits firmly in the compact display-build range. That usually means a manageable build time, but enough variety to make the assembly interesting. The 98 unique parts are a useful clue: the model relies on a considered selection rather than sheer volume. If you like comparing part inventories, this page makes it easy to see how the set balances standard bricks, decorative elements and colour choices.

Why the colour mix matters

The main colours point towards a grounded, street-side look rather than a bright toy-like palette. Tan and Reddish Brown give warmth and a sense of masonry or timber, while Dark Orange adds accent tones. Dark Bluish Gray helps frame the structure and can read as metal, paving or trim. That mix is exactly the kind of detail that makes small architecture sets satisfying to browse, especially when you want to judge whether a model suits your shelf or city layout.

One minifigure, one clear focal point

With just 1 minifigure, the set keeps the focus on the building and its presentation. That can be a plus if you are mainly interested in the façade, the atmosphere and the part selection rather than a full play scene. It also makes the inventory easier to read: fewer character-specific pieces, more attention on structural elements and useful recolours. For builders, that often means stronger value as a reference set for future restaurant or street-front ideas.

How to use this page effectively

Bricoria’s parts list is the quickest way to check whether this set contains the pieces or colours you are after. Use it to spot interesting elements, estimate how useful the inventory might be for MOCs, or simply compare it with other sets in the same theme. Because the page shows every part, it is also handy for anyone sorting collections or looking for a concise overview before buying, rebuilding or repurposing the model.

FAQ

Does this set seem more display-oriented than play-oriented?
Yes, the facts suggest a stronger display focus. The piece count, colour scheme and single minifigure point towards a compact architectural model.
What can I learn from the parts list here?
You can see the full inventory, the colour balance and the spread of unique elements. That makes it easier to judge build style and parts usefulness.
Is the official German set name confirmed?
No, there is no certain official German name available in the catalogue facts provided. The English name is therefore used as the set name.

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