LEGO® Cobrax

Description

A snake-themed colour scheme

Black and orange dominate this build, with light and dark bluish grey filling in the gaps. That combination looks bold and slightly menacing, which suits a cobra-inspired character. It is also a handy palette if you plan to bring the parts into your own models later: black and the two greys go with almost anything, while orange adds a sharp accent. You can see exactly how the colours are split in the parts list further down the page. Newcomers tend to appreciate that they finish with a complete model without much sorting.

Small enough for one sitting

At 64 pieces this is one of the smallest sets you will come across, so the build takes well under an hour for most people. The instructions are short, which makes it a sensible first set for a young builder, and equally a quick, relaxed project for an adult adding to a small collection. Once finished, the figure stands on its own legs and can be posed, so it works straight away as a toy without any extra building. That keeps the figure eye-catching on a shelf.

Lots of variety in few parts

There are 35 different part types among those 64 pieces, which means most elements appear only once or twice. That keeps sorting to a minimum during the build and gives you a compact selection of unusual shapes. If you enjoy making your own creations, a mix like this is useful because the odd elements are not always easy to find in larger, more repetitive sets. Every part is listed individually below. It also makes the set a small treasure chest for collectors hunting unusual connecting elements.

Getting more from what you own

If Cobrax is already in your collection, try the “What can I build?” tool on this page to see which other sets your parts could make. Small figures like this one often combine with other Mixels sets to create new characters, which is rather the point of the theme. If you are hunting for one particular element instead, the parts list gives you part numbers and colours so you can search for it directly. Even after the box is empty, the parts keep working for further ideas.

FAQ

How many pieces are in Cobrax?

The set contains 64 pieces, of which 35 are different types. It does not include a minifigure.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes. With so few pieces and short instructions, most younger builders manage it without much help.

Can I combine it with other sets?

Mixels figures are designed to be combined, and the parts are also easy to reuse in your own models.