Does the Nike Dunk Trickshot include a minifigure?

Yes, one minifigure is included, and it can be used with the trickshot mechanism to launch the mini basketball.

It has 454 pieces and 197 unique parts, a mid-size build with more detail variety than the piece count suggests thanks to the sneaker's fine shaping.

What colours does the model use?

White forms the base of the shoe, with light bluish grey, red and bright light blue as accents. The parts list on this page breaks down every colour.

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Nike Dunk Trickshot

The Nike Dunk Trickshot 43021 is a 2025 set from the LEGO® x Nike collaboration, combining a large-scale sneaker model with a small basketball trickshot mechanism. It includes 454 pieces, 197 unique parts and one minifigure. This page covers the full parts list and every fact about the set.

Set number: 43021
Year: 2025
Pieces: 454
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Nike
Different parts: 197

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 197

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 1

Red Nike Outfit, Hood with Cap fig-0167844 pieces × 1

Description

What you're building

This set pairs two things in one box: a highly detailed replica of a Nike Dunk trainer built at oversized scale, and a compact trickshot rig that fires a tiny basketball towards a hoop. That pairing of display model and working gadget is the signature move of the LEGO® x Nike range, aimed equally at sneakerheads and basketball fans. At 454 pieces and 197 unique parts, it sits in the mid-size bracket, though the fine detailing on the sole, eyelets and swoosh gives the build more variety than the piece count alone suggests. It's an unusual subject for a LEGO set, closer to product design than any classic theme.

Play value beyond display

The box includes a single minifigure, which sets this apart from purely decorative sneaker sets that skip figures altogether. That means the finished model isn't only for display: the minifigure can operate the trickshot mechanism and launch the mini ball towards the hoop, giving the set a playable layer beneath its collectible surface. Shelf-focused builders can just as easily stand the figure next to the finished shoe instead. That mix of showpiece and small game mechanic broadens the appeal beyond sneaker collectors to younger builders who want a model they can actually interact with, not just look at once it's finished.

The colour story

The colourway sticks close to the real Nike Dunk: white carries the base of the shoe, light bluish grey handles shading and sole detail, while red and bright light blue step in as bold accents on the logo, eyelets and side panels. That combination makes the Dunk recognisable at a glance, even before the swoosh comes into view. This page carries the complete parts list, covering all 197 unique elements in their correct colours, handy if a piece goes astray after building or if you're curious which unusual colours and shapes turn up in this Nike-branded build compared with other LEGO® sneaker sets.

FAQ

Does the Nike Dunk Trickshot include a minifigure?: Yes, one minifigure is included, and it can be used with the trickshot mechanism to launch the mini basketball.
How big is the set?: It has 454 pieces and 197 unique parts, a mid-size build with more detail variety than the piece count suggests thanks to the sneaker's fine shaping.
What colours does the model use?: White forms the base of the shoe, with light bluish grey, red and bright light blue as accents. The parts list on this page breaks down every colour.

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