Dreamzzz

Mateo and Z-Blob the Knight Battle Mech

Set 71485 brings together Mateo and his shape-shifting companion Z-Blob inside a knight-styled battle mech from the LEGO® DREAMZzz range. At 1,333 pieces with six minifigures, it's one of the larger models in the theme. This page lists every part and colour used to build it.

Set number
71485
Year
2024
Pieces
1,333
Minifigures
6
Different parts
229
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 229

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Minifigures 6

Description

Armour-inspired build

The battle mech at the centre of set 71485 wears armour-style plating that nods to a medieval knight, complete with a closed visor, broad shoulders and jointed limbs that let it pose in different stances. The build leans on White, Black, Blue and Light Bluish Grey, giving the mech a cool, metallic look, while blue accents suggest energy or magic running through it. A minifigure fits inside the cockpit to pilot it, so the model works as both a display piece and a play set. Despite the level of detail, the silhouette stays clean and instantly reads as an armoured knight.

A companion that changes shape

Z-Blob is a shape-shifting creature from the DREAMZzz universe, and the set reflects that idea directly: alongside the mech, it includes pieces that build Z-Blob in one of its forms. This pairing of pilot and shifting companion is central to the DREAMZzz story, where dreams and dream creatures drive the plot. It's one of the set's stand-out features, since Z-Blob can be displayed separately from the mech or dropped into other scenes. Anyone who follows Mateo's story on screen will recognise the characters straight away.

Six minifigures, plenty of roles

Six minifigures come with the set, which is a generous number for a model this size and opens up plenty of options for storytelling. Mateo takes centre stage, and the other figures round out the cast from around him, working equally well posed with the mech or off on their own. For children already following the DREAMZzz series, that means familiar character line-ups can be recreated at home. The figures also mix easily with minifigures from other sets outside the theme.

229 unique parts up close

With 229 unique parts, 71485 offers a good range of different elements without becoming overwhelming, which suits builders who like to study exactly how a model goes together. The full parts list on this page shows every element by colour and quantity, making it easy to track down a specific piece or compare it with other sets. Anyone building their own robots or armoured figures can use the White, Black, Blue and Light Bluish Grey mix here as a starting point for a similar colour scheme.

FAQ

How many pieces does set 71485 have?
It contains 1,333 pieces, six minifigures and 229 unique parts.
What does the battle mech represent?
It's a knight-styled mech from the LEGO DREAMZzz theme, piloted by Mateo and accompanied by the shape-shifting Z-Blob.
Who is this set aimed at?
Fans of the DREAMZzz series and anyone who enjoys building large, poseable action figures with several minifigures.

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