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Set 72162 Eevee and Lapras's Treasure Hunt
Pokémon

Eevee and Lapras's Treasure Hunt

Eevee and Lapras are two of the most recognisable Pokémon around, and this set sends them off together on a treasure hunt. Built from 623 pieces, it turns a small adventure scene into a display piece for collectors and builders alike.

Set number
72162
Year
2026
Pieces
623
Minifigures
0
Theme
Pokémon
Different parts
284
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 284

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Description

A pairing with real character

Eevee is famous across the games for its flexibility, since it can evolve into eight different forms depending on stones, friendship levels or where it evolves. Lapras, on the other hand, is known as a gentle giant that ferries trainers across lakes and seas, prized for its calm and caring nature. Set 72162 brings the two together in a treasure-hunting scene that plays on exactly those traits, pairing Eevee's curious energy with Lapras's steady presence. For long-time fans, seeing these two share a set is a treat, since they rarely appear together and the scene gives the build its own small story.

Build experience and colour palette

With 623 pieces and 284 distinct elements, this set sits in the mid-size range for Pokémon builds, substantial enough for a proper evening at the table yet approachable for less experienced builders. The colour scheme of Medium Azure, Light Bluish Gray, Medium Nougat and Reddish Brown ties the model together, echoing Lapras's blue-toned shell and Eevee's warm brown fur in equal measure. The build alternates between structural sections, such as the curved shape of Lapras's back, and fiddly detail work on the scenery around it. Anyone checking every colour and part beforehand can browse the full parts list laid out on this page.

Size class and part reuse

With no minifigures included, the set puts its full attention on the two Pokémon models and their treasure-hunt setting, making it a display piece rather than a play set. The 284 unique parts point to above-average variety for the piece count, which shows up in the smooth transitions and organic curves typical of animal-shaped builds. Many of these elements, from curved plates to rounded tiles, suit reuse in other projects, whether for further creature builds or wider landscape scenes. Pieces in Medium Azure are handy for any water-themed build, worth noting for builders keeping a personal parts stash.

Who this set suits

This set appeals to Pokémon fans who want to grow their collection with a narrative scene rather than a single standalone figure, as well as anyone who enjoys detailed display models. Since no minifigures are included, all the attention goes into the building process itself and the finished centrepiece on a shelf. At 623 pieces, it makes for a solid weekend project, long enough to feel substantial without dragging on too long. Before deciding, it is worth checking the complete parts list with colours on this page, so you know exactly which elements and shades to expect.

FAQ

How many pieces does set 72162 have?
The set has 623 pieces, made up of 284 unique elements.
Does the set include any minifigures?
No, this set has no minifigures, only the two Pokémon models.
What colours stand out in this set?
The main colours are Medium Azure, Light Bluish Gray, Medium Nougat and Reddish Brown, matching Lapras and Eevee.

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