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Set 5007584 God of Fortune
Chinese Traditional Festivals

LEGO® God of Fortune

God of Fortune is a standalone display figure built from 132 pieces, based on a deity linked to luck and prosperity in Chinese festival tradition. Red and metallic gold dominate the colour scheme, and there's no minifigure included.

Set number
5007584
Year
2023
Pieces
132
Minifigures
0
Theme
Chinese Traditional Festivals
Different parts
52
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 52

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Description

Red and gold for a reason

The strong red and metallic gold colour scheme isn't decorative by chance; both colours are closely tied to luck and prosperity in Chinese festival tradition, which is exactly the theme this model represents. Metallic gold doesn't appear often across the wider range, which makes these particular pieces worth keeping aside for other festive or eye-catching projects once the main model is finished, since gold elements are usually rationed out a handful per set rather than given so generously.

A figure, not a vehicle or building

Where many small sets build a vehicle or a building, this one is built as a single detailed standing figure, following the traditional appearance of the deity it depicts. That makes it a distinctive addition for builders who enjoy character models as much as scenes, and it works as a self-contained gift tied to a specific festival rather than a general-purpose set aimed at younger builders looking for a quick, playable model.

52 unique parts for the finer details

Out of 132 pieces, 52 are unique shapes, and that variety goes into the robe, facial features and attributes typically associated with this figure rather than into a repeated pattern of plain bricks. That's a high proportion of unique parts for a set this size, and it's concentrated in the upper part of the model where the detail matters most for recognising the figure. The full breakdown of shapes and colours is on the parts list on this page.

Built to be displayed

With no minifigure included, this set is clearly meant to stand finished and visible on a shelf or desk rather than to be played with. For anyone collecting the wider festival-themed range, it's a compact addition that works on its own without needing other sets from the same line, and it also makes a fitting gift around the relevant celebration or as a small piece of seasonal decoration. The manageable piece count also makes it realistic to finish alongside a bigger ongoing project.

FAQ

Does this set include a minifigure?
No, God of Fortune is a 132-piece display figure with no minifigure.
What do the colours represent?
Red and metallic gold are traditional colours for luck and prosperity in Chinese festival culture, matching the figure's theme.
What does this set actually build?
It builds a single standing figure rather than a vehicle or scene, based on a deity linked to fortune.

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