How many minifigures does the set include?

Olivia's Space Academy comes with 4 minifigures.

Why does the set have so many different parts?

With 322 unique elements across 757 pieces, its part variety is well above average for a set this size, pointing to a highly detailed model.

What colours define the set?

Mainly white, black, light and dark bluish grey, a fairly technical palette that matches its space theme.

Friends

Olivia's Space Academy

Olivia's Space Academy is a 2022 LEGO® Friends set with unusually high part variety: 322 unique elements spread across 757 pieces. Four minifigures bring the training-and-space-mission scene to life.

Set number: 41713
Year: 2022
Pieces: 757
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Friends
Different parts: 322

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 322

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 (35)

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

Minifigures 4

William - Space Suit fig-0125824 pieces × 1
Dr. Vidya fig-0125834 pieces × 1
Julian - Overall fig-0125844 pieces × 1
Olivia - Space Suit fig-0125864 pieces × 1

Description

Exceptional part variety

At 322 unique elements out of 757 pieces, this set reaches an unusually high variety ratio, well above what many similarly sized sets offer. That points to a particularly detailed model built from many small, distinct sections rather than large repeated areas typical of simpler building sets. For builders who value variety while assembling a set, this one stands out as one of the more interesting options within the wider Friends range.

Four figures for the academy scene

Four minifigures allow several roles within the training-and-mission scene to be filled at once, such as trainees and instructors working together on the same mission. That fits the typical LEGO® Friends approach, where storytelling and social scenes take priority over a single vehicle or building standing on its own. The combination of several figures with a feature-rich building suits extended, narrative-driven play particularly well, with new small stories possible each time the set comes back out.

A technical palette, not pastels

Unlike many classic LEGO® Friends sets, the Space Academy leans on a technical palette of white, black, light and dark bluish grey, matching its space theme and training-facility setting. That colour choice sets it visually apart from the pastel-heavy houses and shops elsewhere in the Friends line, giving it a more serious, functional look than typical sets in the range. Collectors combining different Friends sub-themes will notice a clear visual contrast here.

A rich source of parts

The high count of 322 unique element types also makes the set useful beyond its original build, for customising the model or supplementing other space-themed sets from different lines. The full parts list on this page shows exactly which parts are included, in what colour and quantity, handy when planning a new project. The technical white and grey elements in particular combine well with other space or Technic-style builds. That gives the set a long useful life well past the first afternoon of building.

FAQ

How many minifigures does the set include?: Olivia's Space Academy comes with 4 minifigures.
Why does the set have so many different parts?: With 322 unique elements across 757 pieces, its part variety is well above average for a set this size, pointing to a highly detailed model.
What colours define the set?: Mainly white, black, light and dark bluish grey, a fairly technical palette that matches its space theme.

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