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Set 71395 Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block
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Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block

The Question Mark Block 71395 is a limited-edition LEGO® Super Mario set from 2021, built as a tribute to the video game Super Mario 64. With 2,064 pieces and 524 unique elements, it's one of the more part-diverse sets in the Super Mario range. This page lists every fact and the complete parts breakdown.

Set number
71395
Year
2021
Pieces
2,064
Minifigures
0
Theme
Super Mario
Different parts
524
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 524

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (83)

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

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

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What can I build with it?

Description

A collector's tribute, not a playset

Unlike the interactive starter and expansion sets in the wider Super Mario range, this block is built primarily as a display piece, released to mark anniversary celebrations around the Super Mario franchise. From the outside it reproduces the game's iconic yellow block; opening it reveals the real payoff inside. That two-stage design, closed sculpture and open diorama, is part of why the set appeals to collectors rather than younger builders looking for a toy to play with day to day. At 2,064 pieces, it's a substantial build built around that reveal.

Five scenes inside one cube

Once opened, the block reveals a handful of small diorama scenes referencing memorable locations from the Super Mario 64 game, each built at a miniature scale within the cube's structure. Recreating several distinct scenes inside one shell demands a wide range of specialised elements, which is reflected in the set's unusually high count of 524 unique parts relative to its overall size. Anyone who played the original game is likely to spot familiar details tucked into each scene, even at this reduced scale.

Colour and part variety

Yellow and white define the block's exterior, the shapes most people picture when they think of Super Mario, while light bluish grey and black show up mainly inside, supporting the scenery and structural details of the mini dioramas. With 524 unique elements across 2,064 pieces, the set carries noticeably more part variety than a typical building or Technic set of similar size. The parts list on this page breaks all of that down, useful if you're after a specific colour or shape once the build is finished.

What building it involves

The high proportion of unique parts makes the build feel more varied than sets built from repeated pieces, even though 2,064 pieces still means a proper time commitment. There are no traditional minifigures, but the mini scenes include small-scale figures of their own. Closed, the model reads as a large question-mark sculpture suited to a shelf; open, it becomes a set of small storytelling scenes, a combination that gives it a slightly different display purpose than most sets in the range.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block have?
Set 71395 contains 2,064 pieces made up of 524 unique elements, all listed in the parts list on this page.
What's inside the block?
Opening it reveals several small diorama scenes referencing locations from the Super Mario 64 video game.
Does the set come with minifigures?
There are no traditional minifigures, though the mini dioramas include small-scale figures of their own.

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