What type of set is this?

It is a small, parts-focused set rather than a large display build. The 129-piece count suggests it is most useful for collectors, builders and parts browsers.

Does the inventory show enough detail for sorting?

Yes. The page lists every part, which makes it easier to judge the colour mix and the range of elements before you decide how to use them.

How many minifigures are included?

There are no minifigures in this set. It is entirely made up of parts and elements.

LEGO Brand Store

LEGO® Chengdu, China Brand Store Opening Associate

This LEGO Brand Store set sits firmly in the small-parts category with 129 pieces, making it useful when you want to inspect specific elements rather than build a large display model. The Bricoria page lists every part, so you can check the mix of black, tan, yellow and dark bluish grey at a glance.

Set number: 6399467
Year: 2022
Pieces: 129
Minifigures: 0
Theme: LEGO Brand Store
Different parts: 59

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 59

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

A small set with a practical parts mix

With 129 pieces and 48 unique parts, this model is better thought of as a compact source of elements than a large build. That makes it handy for sorting, part hunting and small custom projects. If you like checking what a set actually gives you, the full parts list here is more useful than a simple box photo, because it shows the exact contents piece by piece. You can also use it to spot repeated elements that may be useful for rebuilds or for filling gaps in an existing collection.

Colours that fit real-world scenes

Black, tan, yellow and dark bluish grey form a restrained palette that can slot into city builds, interiors, storefront details or display bases. These are common, versatile colours, so even a modest set like this can be a helpful addition to a wider collection. The page makes it easy to spot which colours dominate and whether the set matches the look you need. That is especially useful when you are matching a build to an existing theme or keeping a model visually consistent.

Inventory first, name second

The store-opening name tells you the theme background, but the inventory is what really matters if you are choosing parts for a project. Because there are no minifigures, every included element carries a little more weight for builders who value parts reuse. This makes the set easy to assess as a source of useful components rather than just a display item. If you are browsing by colour, element type or collection fit, the page gives you a clear way to decide quickly.

Straightforward for collectors and organisers

For collectors of LEGO Brand Store items, this is a neat reference point in the theme. For organisers, it is simply a clear, searchable entry with all parts listed in one place. If you are comparing sets by colour, piece count or uniqueness, this one is easy to scan and easy to place within a broader collection. It works well as a practical catalogue entry for anyone who prefers facts and inventory detail over marketing language.

FAQ

What type of set is this?: It is a small, parts-focused set rather than a large display build. The 129-piece count suggests it is most useful for collectors, builders and parts browsers.
Does the inventory show enough detail for sorting?: Yes. The page lists every part, which makes it easier to judge the colour mix and the range of elements before you decide how to use them.
How many minifigures are included?: There are no minifigures in this set. It is entirely made up of parts and elements.

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