Aquazone Stingrays

LEGO® Sea Creeper

Sea Creeper is a compact underwater set from the Aquazone Stingrays range, released in 1998. It has 79 pieces and one minifigure, and its black, dark grey and trans-neon green colours give it a properly sinister look.

Set number
6109
Year
1998
Pieces
79
Minifigures
1
Different parts
35
What can I build with it?

Parts list 35

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (1)

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

Minifigures 1

Description

Why it stands out

Aquazone was the LEGO® underwater line of the late nineties, and the Stingrays were its villains. Sea Creeper shows that side well: it is small, angular and slightly menacing. With 79 pieces it is not a long build, yet it still feels like a proper vehicle rather than a token model. If you like vintage themes or just want a quick, unusual project, it is an easy one to pick up and enjoy for an afternoon.

Colour and part mix

Black and dark grey form the base, red adds contrast, and the trans-neon green pieces supply the glow that makes the theme recognisable at a glance. The set uses 33 different parts across its 79 pieces, so there is a fair amount of variety for such a small box. The parts list on this page shows each element with its colour, which is handy if you only want a few of the translucent pieces for your own builds.

Display or play

It works as a shelf piece because the dark palette looks smart next to other Aquazone sets, and the neon accents catch the light. As a toy it is just as good: the single minifigure gives the model a pilot and a story, and the small size means it survives rough handling better than larger ships. If you want to rebuild it, the low piece count makes experiments quick and the original design easy to restore afterwards.

Using what you already own

Collectors with a mixed pile of bricks can compare it against their stock using the parts list here. The What can I build? tool shows whether your existing pieces would cover other sets too. That makes this 1998 model a handy starting point for custom ideas, and you can pick up the interesting trans-neon elements without needing anything larger. Nothing needs to be bought again, and the parts list also helps if you sell on pieces you no longer need.

FAQ

How many pieces are in Sea Creeper?
Set 6109-1 has 79 pieces, made up of 33 different parts, plus one minifigure.
Which theme does it belong to?
It is part of Aquazone, in the Stingrays sub-range, and came out in 1998.
What are the main colours?
Mostly black, dark grey and red, with trans-neon green accents.

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