The LEGO Batman Movie

Batcave Break-in

Batcave Break-in depicts an attack on Batman's hideout from The LEGO Batman Movie and is built from 1,047 pieces. With 328 unique parts and seven minifigures, it's one of the more figure-heavy sets in the film's range, with plenty of detail packed into the cave's interior.

Set number
70909
Year
2017
Pieces
1,047
Minifigures
7
Different parts
328
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 328

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Minifigures 7

Description

A break-in, not a quiet hideout

Unlike many classic Batcave sets that present the cave as an orderly headquarters, Batcave Break-in centres on an attack against Batman's base. That storyline brings movement into the model and packs equipment areas, vehicle bays and combat scenes close together rather than spreading them out. At 1,047 pieces across 328 unique parts, the set stays compact while still offering plenty of building variety through its many small functional areas. Rather than one large room, the cave is built from several connected sections that can be assembled individually before coming together.

Dark base colours with yellow accents

Black and Dark Bluish Gray form the cave's core structure, underlining its underground, secretive character, while Light Bluish Gray suggests rock and stone detailing. Yellow picks out specific accents, such as equipment or warning markings, giving the eye something to focus on in an otherwise dark scene. The full parts list on this page shows exactly where these four colours appear across the model. The rock-like shapes in Light Bluish Gray in particular create an irregular, natural surface that stands apart from the smoother building walls seen in other sets.

Seven minifigures fill out the scene

With seven minifigures, Batcave Break-in is one of the more figure-heavy sets in the Batman film range, covering both heroes and villains to match the break-in storyline. That number lets the cave work as more than a display model, supporting play scenes with several active figures at once. Anyone who already owns other Batman sets can use the cave as a central location for a larger collection. The cave's different levels and access points also leave enough room to position several figures at once across various spots.

Built for play and for display

At just over 1,000 pieces with plenty of equipment detail, Batcave Break-in suits children after an active play set as well as fans who want a detailed version of the cave for a shelf. The 328 unique parts also make a decent stock of dark specialty pieces for anyone building their own rock or cave scenery, useful even outside the Batman theme itself.

FAQ

What is the central scene in Batcave Break-in?
The set shows an attack on Batman's cave rather than the cave as a quiet headquarters.
How many pieces does the set have?
Set 70909-1 contains 1,047 pieces across 328 unique parts.
How many minifigures come with the set?
The set includes seven minifigures.

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