Can set 71405 be played on its own?

No, as an expansion set it requires a LEGO Super Mario starter course with an interactive Mario or Luigi figure.

Does the set include any minifigures?

No, the set only adds the flipper obstacle, without a figure of its own.

Which colours define the set?

White, black, dark azure and dark bluish grey dominate, spread across 58 different parts.

Super Mario

Fuzzy Flippers Expansion Set

The Fuzzy Flippers Expansion Set (71405) belongs to the LEGO® Super Mario range and is built from 154 pieces. Rather than a standalone scene, it adds a flipper obstacle featuring Fuzzy enemies that attaches to an existing starter course. White, black, dark azure and dark bluish grey define the set's colour scheme.

Set number: 71405
Year: 2022
Pieces: 154
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Super Mario
Different parts: 58

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 58

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 (6)

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

Description

A flipper obstacle that attaches on

The build centres on a flipper mechanism with moving paddles that the interactive Mario or Luigi figure from a starter course can trigger while travelling through. Like every expansion set in the range, it does not work on its own but attaches to an existing course, adding a new element to the track. At 154 pieces the build stays compact, yet delivers a noticeably different kind of movement-based play than parts without any mechanism. The moving mechanism sets the set apart clearly from purely static builds and makes it a functional building block within a larger Mario course.

Fuzzy enemies as the theme

The set takes its name from the Fuzzy enemies of the Mario universe, built into the flipper mechanism as moving obstacles. With no minifigure of its own, the set focuses entirely on this one play idea rather than including extra figures. That makes it a targeted addition for anyone looking to expand an existing Mario course with a new type of obstacle rather than building a whole new set. For children who already know the Fuzzy enemies from the video game, the moving build gives the finished course strong recognisability during play.

58 parts in white, black and blue tones

Among the 154 pieces are 58 different elements, spread over the dominant white, black, dark azure and dark bluish grey tones. That relatively restrained palette creates a clear, technical contrast against the bright primary colours found in many other Mario sets. The full parts list on this page shows exactly which colours and shapes are included, and in what quantity, before you start building. Anyone who owns several expansion sets also benefits from the consistent colour language, which combines well into one larger, connected course.

Who the set suits

The Fuzzy Flippers Expansion Set is aimed squarely at owners of a LEGO Super Mario starter course who want to add a new, moving obstacle to their layout. It is not suitable as a standalone introduction to the range, since it lacks the interactive Mario figure. Anyone already familiar with the range will find a compact, functional addition with its own distinct play mechanic. For experienced Mario fans who already own several expansions, it is an obvious addition for making an existing course more varied.

FAQ

Can set 71405 be played on its own?: No, as an expansion set it requires a LEGO Super Mario starter course with an interactive Mario or Luigi figure.
Does the set include any minifigures?: No, the set only adds the flipper obstacle, without a figure of its own.
Which colours define the set?: White, black, dark azure and dark bluish grey dominate, spread across 58 different parts.