Pirates Pirates II

LEGO® Loot Island

Loot Island came out in 2009 in the pirate world and contains 145 pieces and three minifigures. It is a small scenario about a treasure and the people hunting for it.

Set number
6241
Year
2009
Pieces
145
Minifigures
3
Different parts
78
What can I build with it?

Parts list 78

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Spare parts (8)

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

Minifigures 3

Description

A patch of land in the middle of the sea

An island with loot is the classic goal of every pirate story. The set recreates a small stretch of land with room for a hiding place, a treasure and a few obstacles. At 145 pieces the model stays compact, so it fits on a small table or a shelf. You can use the island as a backdrop for larger ships anchored in front of it, and extend it as you please, for example with palm trees, rocks or a second spit of land.

Three minifigures, one treasure

Three figures are enough for a whole plot: who guards the treasure, who wants to steal it and who arrives too late? The crew can be split into several sides, which makes chases and ambushes possible. If you own further pirate sets, the island quickly grows into the stage for a bigger showdown. The set supplies the backdrop and your imagination does the rest, because the story is yours to decide, not the instructions' to dictate.

Timber, rock and sand

The main colours are reddish brown, dark bluish grey, black and tan. That is exactly the palette you expect from wooden planks, rocks and a sandy beach. With 70 different part types the choice is broad for a set this size, and many shaped bricks give the terrain a lively surface instead of flat areas. This pays off above all for tinkerers who like adding small details, and for anyone planning to combine the set with other landscape parts later.

Building on after the adventure

The parts list on this page shows the full contents, useful when buying second-hand. When the island is no longer needed, “What can I build?” helps you find new models. Brown and grey bricks are versatile: they make castles, houses, bridges or Western towns. Loot Island is therefore more than a one-off game, since it still provides a useful foundation long after the pirates have sailed away to look for another treasure.

FAQ

How many minifigures does Loot Island have?
The set contains 3 minifigures and 145 pieces in 70 different types.
What year is the set from?
Loot Island was released in 2009 in the Pirates line.
Which colours appear most often?
Reddish brown, dark bluish grey, black and tan define the set.

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