How many pieces does the Brick Bounty have?

Set 70413 contains 745 pieces across 223 unique parts, spread across the hull, rigging and accessories.

How many minifigures come with the set?

Seven minifigures are included, split between the pirate crew and their rivals, which supports several different play scenes.

Does the ship open up for play?

Yes, the hull is built in two hinged halves that swing open, giving access to the small cabin inside.

Pirates III

The Brick Bounty

The Brick Bounty is the large pirate ship from the 2015 Pirates III wave, built from 745 pieces across 223 unique elements. Seven minifigures come aboard, splitting into two opposing crews. The reddish brown and dark tan colour scheme gives the hull a weathered, storytelling look rather than a glossy toy finish.

Set number: 70413
Year: 2015
Pieces: 745
Minifigures: 7
Theme: Pirates III
Different parts: 223

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 223

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Spare parts (21)

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

Minifigures 7

Soldier (Bluecoat) - Admiral fig-0047115 pieces × 1
Soldier (Bluecoat) - Sergeant, Stubble fig-0047125 pieces × 1
Soldier (Bluecoat) - Sweating, Hat fig-0047136 pieces × 1
Pirate - Short Red Legs, Red Bandana fig-0050784 pieces × 1
Pirate - Anchor Tattoo, Black Legs, Reddish Brown Tricorne fig-0051604 pieces × 1
Pirate - Captain, Flat Silver Hook, Red Plume fig-0052576 pieces × 1
Pirate - Cook fig-0055154 pieces × 1

Description

Hull, rigging and cannons

The model's core is a two-part hull that swings open for play, revealing a small cabin inside once the deck is lifted away. Two masts carry fabric sails, and a bowsprit plus several side-mounted cannons define the ship's outline from a distance. Smaller touches such as barrels, an oar, a tiny galley and a rowing boat give the build plenty to explore up close, without cluttering the clean overall silhouette of the vessel.

Two crews, seven minifigures

Seven minifigures is a generous line-up for a set this size, splitting into a pirate crew and their rivals rather than a single uniform boarding party. Weapons, headgear and unique printing keep every figure distinct, which makes the set worth a look for anyone who collects minifigures on their own merits. For children, the larger cast supports proper back-and-forth play, from a chase across the deck to boarding, capture and escape at sea.

A muted, piratical colour scheme

223 unique parts go into the build, well above what the 745-piece total alone suggests, since many elements are repeated several times throughout the model. The palette of reddish brown, black, red and dark tan stays deliberately subdued rather than leaning on bright, toyish colours, fitting the pirate theme it depicts. Anyone curious about exactly which colours and shapes are involved can browse the full parts list on this page, sorted by colour.

Display piece or play set

Because the cabin opens up, the Brick Bounty stays a genuine play set after building rather than becoming a static shelf piece, setting it apart from many display-only ship models. At the same time, the level of hull detail and the coherent colour scheme mean it stands up well when simply displayed too. Owners of other Pirates-themed sets will find the rigging, barrels and cannon parts mix well into their own custom builds. It also makes a fitting gift for fans of sailing ships and adventure stories.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Brick Bounty have?: Set 70413 contains 745 pieces across 223 unique parts, spread across the hull, rigging and accessories.
How many minifigures come with the set?: Seven minifigures are included, split between the pirate crew and their rivals, which supports several different play scenes.
Does the ship open up for play?: Yes, the hull is built in two hinged halves that swing open, giving access to the small cabin inside.