Dimensions

Xbox One Starter Pack

The Xbox One Starter Pack 71172 launches LEGO Dimensions on what was then Microsoft's current console. The set delivers 268 pieces split across 3 minifigures, a vehicle and the Toy Pad that connects everything to the video game. As with the other Starter Packs, light bluish grey, black, dark blue and trans-light blue define the look.

Set number
71172
Year
2015
Pieces
268
Minifigures
3
Different parts
94
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 94

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (11)

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

Minifigures 3

Description

A game built to work across consoles

LEGO Dimensions was designed as a cross-platform game from the start: the same game, figures and levels launched simultaneously on several consoles, Xbox One among them. This Starter Pack is not built any differently from the versions sold for other platforms, only the electronics inside the Toy Pad are matched to the specific hardware. For players, that means expansion packs and additional minifigures work the same way regardless of which console was chosen, as long as the same Toy Pad stays in use.

Built from minifigures, a vehicle and a base unit

Of the 268 pieces, 3 minifigures, one vehicle and the multi-part Toy Pad form three clearly separate building groups. Each can be assembled independently of the others, which keeps the build manageable even though 94 different part types go into the set overall. That split into several smaller sub-builds sets the Starter Pack apart from a single large model, making it easy to pick up one section at a time, useful if the build gets paused partway through.

Colours chosen for function, not decoration

The light bluish grey, black, dark blue and trans-light blue palette looks restrained compared with a typical colourful theme set, and that comes down to the Toy Pad's purpose: it is built to work as a piece of hardware, not to look like a play scene. Trans-light blue appears mainly on the Toy Pad's connecting elements, while the vehicle and minifigures add the remaining colour accents. The colour breakdown on this page shows exactly which of the 94 part types belong to each building group.

Collectable value beyond this one set

Because LEGO Dimensions was expanded with additional figure packs over several years, the Xbox One Starter Pack acts as a starting point for a larger collection for many owners. The 3 included minifigures work alongside characters released later, while the Toy Pad remains the central base throughout. For anyone hunting for specific parts or colours, the list on this page is a useful reference, especially when comparing it against other Starter Packs.

FAQ

Does the Xbox One Starter Pack work with figure packs released later?
Yes, additional LEGO Dimensions figures connect to the game through the same Toy Pad regardless of when they were released.
What does the set include besides the Toy Pad?
Alongside the Toy Pad, the Starter Pack includes 3 minifigures and a vehicle, adding up to 268 pieces.
Why do the colours look more technical than playful?
The Toy Pad is designed as a functional accessory, which is why light bluish grey, black and trans-light blue dominate rather than a bright play-scene palette.

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