How many pieces does The Enchanted Palace have?

Set 5808-1 has 228 pieces in 91 different part types and includes four figures.

Which theme is it from?

It belongs to the Belville theme and came out in 1999.

Which colours dominate?

White, medium dark pink, light yellow and pink. The parts list shows the exact distribution.

Belville

LEGO® The Enchanted Palace

The Enchanted Palace (5808-1) is a Belville set from 1999 with 228 pieces and four figures. Below you will find the full parts list and some ideas for reusing its pastel bricks.

Set number: 5808
Year: 1999
Pieces: 228
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Belville
Different parts: 107

What can I build with it?

Parts list 107

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 (2)

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

Minifigures 4

Princess Rosaline, Purple Dress fig-0149083 pieces × 1
Millimy, Stars, Medium Dark Pink fig-0149103 pieces × 1
Belville Witch fig-0149114 pieces × 1
Belville King, Red Cape fig-0149123 pieces × 1

Description

A fairytale castle in pink and white

Belville was the LEGO® theme built around fairytale castles, gardens and story-led play, and the Enchanted Palace fits right in. At 228 pieces it is not a large model, yet it offers enough floor space and detail for a princess, her court and a few small scenes. It goes together quickly, which leaves more time for playing than for building and suits younger children especially well. There is also room for furniture, decorative touches and little surprises that make each round of play turn out slightly differently.

Four figures, 91 part types

Four minifigures live in the palace. Belville figures are slightly larger than the classic ones, and that shows in the parts. Altogether the set contains 91 different part types, which is a high number for 228 pieces. The parts list on this page helps you count what is there if you buy a used copy, where accessories and figure pieces are the things most likely to have gone missing over time. You notice that while building, as many elements appear only once or twice and belong in exactly one place. It makes the palace look more detailed than the piece count suggests.

Soft pastel colours

White, medium dark pink, light yellow and pink define the set. These tones are gentle and friendly, and they stand apart from the strong primary colours of many other themes. For your own rebuilds the mix is appealing, as light-coloured bricks are often scarce in a collection. If you want to build pastel houses, flower beds or furniture, this set provides a useful starting stock of suitable parts. Other themes benefit from them too, because soft shades give calm surfaces between stronger details, and the resulting scenes look quite different from the usual picture.

What else you can build

The palace looks charming as a whole, but it is worth looking at the individual parts too. The “What can I build?” tool shows which other models appear when these bricks are added to your collection, for instance a pavilion, a stable or a small garden house. That is handy when the original has long been fixed on a shelf and you still want fresh ideas for the pieces. Alternatively you can mix the parts into a design of your own and rethink the palace completely, using the parts list first to see what you have.

FAQ

How many pieces does The Enchanted Palace have?: Set 5808-1 has 228 pieces in 91 different part types and includes four figures.
Which theme is it from?: It belongs to the Belville theme and came out in 1999.
Which colours dominate?: White, medium dark pink, light yellow and pink. The parts list shows the exact distribution.

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