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Set 70167 Invizable Gold Getaway
Ultra Agents

Invizable Gold Getaway

Invizable Gold Getaway (70167) comes from LEGO's short-lived Ultra Agents line of 2015, built around a gold heist and the invisible villain Invizable. With 237 pieces, 99 unique parts and 2 minifigures, it packs a small spy-versus-villain story into set form. This page lists every part and colour used.

Set number
70167
Year
2015
Pieces
237
Minifigures
2
Theme
Ultra Agents
Different parts
99
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Parts list 99

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Minifigures 2

Description

A short-lived theme with a clear identity

Ultra Agents ran for only two years, 2014 and 2015, pitting secret agents against villains with distinctive powers, and this set leans fully into that premise. The villain's name, Invizable, points directly at an ability to turn invisible, which ties neatly into the stealthy gold-theft scenario the set is named for. For anyone interested in LEGO themes that came and went quickly rather than the long-running staples, this set is a compact snapshot of a line that never got much time on shelves.

A mid-sized build with real detail

At 237 pieces with 99 unique parts, this sits in the mid-range for set size, but the high ratio of unique parts to total pieces suggests the build leans towards functional detail rather than repeating the same basic bricks. That's common in agent-themed sets, where hidden compartments, gadgets or vehicle features need a wider variety of specialised elements than a straightforward vehicle build would.

Two figures, one clear conflict

Two minifigures is enough here to set up the whole story directly: an agent on one side, the villain Invizable on the other. That one-on-one setup is typical of smaller sets in action-driven themes, where the narrative comes from a clear opposition between two characters rather than a larger cast. For play purposes, it's a compact but immediately readable scenario straight out of the box, with no need for a second set to make the conflict make sense.

A darker palette than most City-style sets

Black and dark bluish grey dominate the build, with light bluish grey and white providing contrast — a scheme suited to a nighttime heist rather than a bright, family-friendly vehicle set. That more subdued palette is one of the clearest ways Ultra Agents sets differ from friendlier themes like City or Friends. The parts list on this page shows exactly how those colours are distributed across the 99 unique elements included, useful for anyone planning a similarly dark custom build.

FAQ

Which LEGO theme does this set belong to?
It's part of Ultra Agents, a theme that only ran in 2014 and 2015.
How many minifigures are included?
The set includes two minifigures, representing the agent and the villain Invizable.
What colours define the set?
Black and dark bluish grey dominate, with light bluish grey and white adding contrast.

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