How many pieces and minifigures are in the Western Picture Frame?

The set has 144 pieces made up of 35 different parts, and it includes two minifigures.

Is it a real picture frame?

Yes. It is built to hold a photo of your own, so you can display it like any other frame.

Which theme does it belong to?

It comes from the Legoland Parks line of 2002 and was designed as a keepsake rather than a conventional play set.

Legoland Parks

LEGO® Western Picture Frame

The Western Picture Frame (5923) is a 2002 set from the Legoland Parks line. It has 144 pieces and two minifigures, and it builds into a frame decorated with Wild West touches.

Set number: 5923
Year: 2002
Pieces: 144
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Legoland Parks
Different parts: 42

What can I build with it?

Parts list 42

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 2

Indian Chief fig-0084604 pieces × 1
Indian, Black Hair fig-0084614 pieces × 1

Description

A souvenir with a theme

Most Western sets give you a saloon, a fort or a stagecoach. This one is different, because the finished model is a picture frame meant to hold a real photo. It came out in 2002 as part of the Legoland Parks range, which tells you a lot about its purpose: it was a keepsake rather than a play set. That makes it an unusual little item today, since brick-built frames are far rarer than cars, castles or spaceships, and few collectors have one on a shelf.

The colours of the frontier

Brown leads the palette, backed by black, red and tan. Those are the shades of timber planks, dust and leather, so the colours do half the storytelling for you. With only 35 different parts among 144 pieces, many elements repeat, which keeps the build quick and friendly for newer builders. Even so, the parts list on this page is worth a look, because brown and tan bricks in these quantities are handy for any Western scene you might want to put together later.

Two minifigures in the picture

The set includes two minifigures, and they turn a plain frame into a small stage. Placed around the photo, they give the model a scene to act out rather than just a border. If you display it, you can swap the picture whenever you like, perhaps a holiday snap one month and a portrait the next. For fans of Legoland Parks sets, it also shows how inventive the line could be when it came to souvenirs that people actually kept.

Reusing what is inside

Should you come across the set second-hand, or find that some pieces are missing, the parts list lets you check exactly which elements and colours belong in the box. You can compare it with your own collection and see what is left to find. The “What can I build?” tool on this site shows which other models your bricks could make. The brown and black pieces especially suit cabins, fences and small Western backdrops, so the leftovers rarely go to waste.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures are in the Western Picture Frame?: The set has 144 pieces made up of 35 different parts, and it includes two minifigures.
Is it a real picture frame?: Yes. It is built to hold a photo of your own, so you can display it like any other frame.
Which theme does it belong to?: It comes from the Legoland Parks line of 2002 and was designed as a keepsake rather than a conventional play set.

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