Does this set include any minifigures?

No, SEGA Genesis Console 40926 has no minifigures and focuses entirely on building the console itself.

How many pieces does the set have?

The model is built from 479 pieces, including 150 unique elements.

Why is the console known by a different name in Europe?

The same hardware was marketed as the Genesis in North America and as the Mega Drive in Europe; the set uses the name printed on its own packaging.

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SEGA Genesis Console

Set 40926 turns one of the best-known games consoles of the early 1990s into a buildable model, with no minifigures involved. The focus sits entirely on the console itself, its cartridge slot and its controls, built from 479 pieces in a restrained black and grey colour scheme. For anyone into retro tech, it is a chance to put a piece of gaming history on a shelf or desk.

Set number: 40926
Year: 2026
Pieces: 479
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Other
Different parts: 150

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 150

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 (13)

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

Description

479 pieces, no minifigures

The build reproduces the console's distinctive shape, including the cartridge opening and the front-facing controls that made the original instantly recognisable. With 150 unique elements, details such as lettering, edges and ports are actually built rather than just implied by a printed sticker. Black, white and two shades of grey match the understated look of the real hardware from the early nineties, which means the set reads clearly as the console even without any extra decoration around it.

Detail work instead of figures

Unlike most Bricoria sets, this build has no minifigures at all, so every piece goes into the technical replica itself. That translates into a higher share of specialist pieces for curves, edges and printed detail than a typical playset would use, which is part of why the model needs 150 different elements for its size. Working through the parts list on this page shows just how many shades of grey go into shading and outlining alone, something that is easy to miss when just looking at the finished box art.

One console, two names

The console modelled here launched in North America as the Genesis, while in Europe and most other markets the same hardware was sold as the Mega Drive. That naming split is a useful bit of context for European collectors who know the machine under its regional name rather than the American one. The set itself keeps the name used on its packaging, regardless of which version of the console a given collector grew up with.

A shelf piece once the build is done

At just under 480 pieces, the set can realistically be finished in a few hours and works well afterwards as a display piece on a desk or shelf next to other brick-built consoles. Anyone who already owns similar retro builds can compare colour choices and part selection, since grey and black base tones tend to repeat across this kind of collectible theme. The full parts list on this page also makes it easier to source a replacement piece if a specialist element ever goes missing.

FAQ

Does this set include any minifigures?: No, SEGA Genesis Console 40926 has no minifigures and focuses entirely on building the console itself.
How many pieces does the set have?: The model is built from 479 pieces, including 150 unique elements.
Why is the console known by a different name in Europe?: The same hardware was marketed as the Genesis in North America and as the Mega Drive in Europe; the set uses the name printed on its own packaging.