How many pieces does the Deep Sea Predator have?

It has 104 pieces, 53 of them different, and one minifigure.

Which line does it belong to?

It belongs to Aquazone, specifically the Aquasharks line, and was released in 1995.

Which colours are special?

Black and blue, plus transparent neon orange and chrome silver.

Aquazone Aquasharks

LEGO® Deep Sea Predator

The Deep Sea Predator belongs to the Aquasharks line of the Aquazone range and dates from 1995. It has 104 pieces and one minifigure, plus striking neon and chrome colours.

Set number: 6155
Year: 1995
Pieces: 104
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Aquasharks
Different parts: 58

What can I build with it?

Parts list 58

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Minifigures 1

Aquashark 1 fig-0057745 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

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Description

Aquazone underwater

Aquazone was an underwater world full of futuristic vehicles, and the Aquasharks formed its dark side. The Deep Sea Predator fits that picture: a menacing craft that moves through the depths. At 104 pieces it is a small set, but its unusual colour scheme makes it look more striking than its size would suggest, and it stands out clearly on the shelf beside other sets. Anyone who likes underwater scenes gets a clear opponent for the friendlier vehicles of the range.

Black, blue, neon, chrome

Black and blue give the model a dark foundation, while transparent neon orange and chrome silver provide the accents. Such colours were typical of the nineties and still make Aquazone sets easy to recognise today. The parts list shows which pieces come in these special colours, which matters to collectors because neon and chrome parts are often missing from used sets or show signs of wear. It pays to look closely at exactly these spots in the photos of any offer.

One figure, 53 part types

One minifigure comes with the set, piloting or fighting the predator depending on how you read the scene. The variety is remarkable: 53 different parts among 104 pieces, so plenty of special shapes for hull, fins and details. That points to a model with its own distinctive form and little filler. For builders it means every piece has a job, and the parts list helps you miss nothing while assembling. The small connecting pieces in particular tend to vanish among the larger parts otherwise.

Collecting and combining

Because the Aquasharks have a colour scheme of their own, several sets from the line combine well into one underwater scene. If you already have the Deep Sea Predator, “What can I build?” lets you check which other sets your bricks could make. Anyone hunting for a used copy should compare it piece by piece with the list on this page, so that no rare parts are missing. The neon pieces above all are hard to replace once they have gone astray.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Deep Sea Predator have?: It has 104 pieces, 53 of them different, and one minifigure.
Which line does it belong to?: It belongs to Aquazone, specifically the Aquasharks line, and was released in 1995.
Which colours are special?: Black and blue, plus transparent neon orange and chrome silver.

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