How many minifigures come with set 41422?

Two minifigures are included, enough to act out scenes around the jungle tree house.

Why does the set have so many different part types?

142 part types across 265 pieces give plenty of detail for the trunk, canopy and tree house fittings rather than relying on a few repeated shapes.

What colours define the model?

Mainly reddish brown for the trunk, bright green for the canopy, plus white and medium nougat as accent colours.

Friends

Panda Jungle Tree House

Set 41422 is a jungle tree house from the LEGO Friends range, built around a panda theme. With 265 pieces and two minifigures it's a mid-sized set, but 142 different part types pack in an unusual amount of detail for its size. The reddish brown, white, medium nougat and bright green colour scheme gives the model a distinctly jungle feel.

Set number: 41422
Year: 2020
Pieces: 265
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Friends
Different parts: 142

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 142

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.

Minifigures 2

Olivia - Dark Pink Top, Sand Green Skirt, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0089054 pieces × 1
Mia - Dark Purple Top, Olive Green Skirt fig-0089654 pieces × 1

Description

142 part types in a 265-piece set

The part variety here is high relative to the total piece count: 142 different shapes across 265 pieces mean plenty of individual elements for the trunk, canopy and tree house fittings rather than a few shapes repeated often. That makes the build more varied but also means more sorting before starting. The full parts list on this page lists every shape individually, which helps keep track of everything before assembly. Sorting roughly by colour first tends to separate structure pieces from foliage pieces quickly.

A brown, white and green jungle palette

A reddish brown trunk, a bright green canopy and white accents combine into a colour scheme that reads clearly as jungle rather than generic tree house. Medium nougat likely fills in wood detailing or panda-related elements elsewhere in the build. Checking the parts list shows how these colours split between structure, foliage and the tree house's fittings. The bright green canopy dominates the upper level visually, while the reddish brown trunk grounds the model below it.

Two minifigures for play scenes

Two minifigures come with the set, enough to act out scenes around the tree house, from looking after the pandas to exploring the surrounding jungle. With 265 pieces split between the structure and two figures, the focus stays firmly on the tree house itself, which offers enough surface for play without feeling overloaded with accessories. That balance makes the set suitable for both longer role play and quick play sessions.

Fits well with other Friends sets

Anyone already collecting LEGO Friends sets will find the tree house fits comfortably into a larger play setup, since Friends sets tend to share similar scale and compatible building styles. The parts list on this page shows in advance which colours and part types are included, which is useful when planning a bigger layout with several sets combined. Jungle and animal-themed sets in particular pair naturally with this tree house.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with set 41422?: Two minifigures are included, enough to act out scenes around the jungle tree house.
Why does the set have so many different part types?: 142 part types across 265 pieces give plenty of detail for the trunk, canopy and tree house fittings rather than relying on a few repeated shapes.
What colours define the model?: Mainly reddish brown for the trunk, bright green for the canopy, plus white and medium nougat as accent colours.

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