LEGO® Scorpi

Description

Desert colours with a metallic glint

Tan, black, dark tan and flat silver make up the palette. It recalls sand, rock and metal, which fits a name that brings a scorpion to mind. The 70 pieces assemble into one figure, with no minifigures. The build is short and younger children can manage it with a little help. At the end you have a creature that is immediately useful for play scenes in deserts or among rocks. The set was released in 2014.

How the set is put together

The 70 pieces include 23 different shapes. Some elements appear several times, others just once, and the silver accents in particular add little glints. Look closely at the figure and you will notice that the limbs are made so that they can be swapped with other Mixels. That makes Scorpi a creature that stands well on its own and can also serve as a parts donor for new combinations. That goes above all for the silver joint parts, which many figures can use.

Mix, swap, rethink

The line thrives on swapping. Arms, legs and heads from different Mixels fit each other, so trading them over produces new hybrids. Scorpi can be paired with other sandy figures from the same wave to make a convincing desert tribe. If you prefer something more colourful, slip in parts in contrasting shades on purpose. A contest to build the oddest creature is great fun for children too. The set came out in 2014 and is an affordable way to grow your own Mixels collection.

Parts list and ideas

The parts list on this page shows all 23 different pieces with their quantities, useful for reordering or sorting out. With “What can I build?” you can see what Scorpi and the rest of your collection could make together. Tan bricks are in demand for houses, animals or landscapes, and the black and silver parts complement them nicely if you want to design your own robots, vehicles or fantasy creatures. The list also shows at a glance which parts appear more than once.

FAQ

How many pieces does Scorpi have?

The set has 70 pieces, including 23 different shapes. No minifigure is included.

Which colours dominate?

Tan, black, dark tan and flat silver define the figure.

Does Scorpi work with other Mixels?

Yes, the parts are compatible with each other, so you can build your own hybrids.