How many pieces and minifigures are included?

There are 217 pieces, 100 of them different parts, and 3 minifigures.

Which line does the Doll House belong to?

It belongs to the Belville line from LEGO® and was released in 2004.

Which colours dominate?

White, orange and magenta, with trans-light blue parts.

Belville

LEGO® Doll House

The Doll House belongs to the Belville line and dates from 2004. It has 217 pieces and 3 minifigures, and uses white, orange and magenta rather than the usual brick colours.

Set number: 5940
Year: 2004
Pieces: 217
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Belville
Different parts: 116

What can I build with it?

Parts list 116

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (9)

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

Minifigures 3

Belville Figure, Girl, White Pants fig-0149272 pieces × 1
Belville Figure, Light Turquoise Skirt fig-0149282 pieces × 1
Belville Figure, Dark Blue Pants fig-0149292 pieces × 1

Description

A house to furnish

Belville was the line for fans of houses, gardens and fairytale settings, and the Doll House fits that idea exactly. It is not about vehicles or action but about a place you can furnish and play in. With 217 pieces the build is manageable, and three figures bring the house to life. The set suits anyone who likes to act out everyday scenes and enjoys arranging furniture and small details in the right spots.

White, orange, magenta and trans-light blue

The colours differ clearly from the classic city look. White forms the base, orange and magenta add warm and vivid accents, and trans-light blue brings in a fresh tone. The result feels friendly and playful, and fits a children's bedroom better than a collection of sober vehicles. Magenta in particular is rare among bricks, so these parts may appeal to builders who are looking for eye-catching shades to bring more variety into their own houses and gardens.

Plenty of variety in small pieces

With 100 different parts among 217 pieces the share is high, and nearly every second part appears only once. That points to furniture, accessories, window elements and decorative pieces that give the house its character. When you build, you handle many different parts instead of stacking identical bricks. If you later want to rebuild, this gives you an unusually broad selection of special pieces for houses and rooms of your own, many of which rarely turn up in ordinary starter boxes.

Check it and reuse it

The parts list on this page shows every element, so you can check a second-hand copy piece by piece. Those many single parts are exactly what tends to be missing from older sets. The "What can I build?" tool also shows which other models can be put together from your own bricks and these parts. That way the Doll House might become a villa, a garden shed or something else entirely, and the three figures simply move in with it.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures are included?: There are 217 pieces, 100 of them different parts, and 3 minifigures.
Which line does the Doll House belong to?: It belongs to the Belville line from LEGO® and was released in 2004.
Which colours dominate?: White, orange and magenta, with trans-light blue parts.

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