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Set 71245 Adventure Time Level Pack
Dimensions

LEGO® Adventure Time Level Pack

The Adventure Time Level Pack is part of the LEGO® Dimensions range and came out in 2016. It has 102 pieces and one minifigure, and it works perfectly well as a plain brick set without any console.

Set number
71245
Year
2016
Pieces
102
Minifigures
1
Theme
Dimensions
Different parts
41
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 41

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (8)

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

Minifigures 1

Description

What you get in the box

In the Dimensions line, a Level Pack sits in the middle: bigger than a simple character pack, smaller than a full Story Pack. This one brings 102 pieces and a single minifigure, plus the parts for a small gadget and a vehicle inspired by the cartoon. If you only want the figure on a shelf, you can ignore the game entirely. The build is short and easily fits into a relaxed afternoon, which suits younger builders as well. For children of primary-school age it is a manageable job, while adults will still not be finished within five minutes of opening the box.

A cartoon palette

Yellow leads the colour list, backed by white and black, with some transparent yellow for effects. That mix reads as animated and playful straight away, and it looks quite different from the darker packs elsewhere in the range. With 34 different part types among only 102 pieces, there is plenty of variety, so you get lots of individual elements rather than long runs of the same brick repeated again and again. Standing it next to figures from other Dimensions packs also gives a pleasant contrast with the generally darker colour worlds of those sets.

Why the parts matter

In small sets like this, the individual pieces are often more interesting than the finished model. Yellow and transparent yellow elements are fairly scarce in most collections, and plenty of builders prize them for their own creations. The full parts list on this page shows every colour and quantity, so you can check what you already own and decide whether the set is worth buying simply as a source of useful bricks. Browsing the list pays off especially if you want yellow for your own buildings, animals or vehicles and do not want to buy a large set just for that.

Building on from here

Once the model is finished, try the “What can I build?” tool. Add the sets you own and Bricoria shows which other models can be assembled from shared parts. This pack works well for that, because its colours fit many City and fantasy sets. Leftovers quickly turn into small vehicles, accessories for other minifigures or little display scenes that you can rearrange whenever you like. Even kids who are only just starting to collect can quickly work out what they still need for a particular model.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures are included?
The set has 102 pieces and one minifigure, spread across 34 different part types.
Do I need the video game to enjoy it?
No. You can build and display the figure and model like any other brick set. The Dimensions game features are an optional extra.
Which colours are most common?
Yellow, white, black and transparent yellow make up most of the pieces.

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