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Set 7307 Flying Mummy Attack
Pharaoh's Quest

LEGO® Flying Mummy Attack

Flying Mummy Attack (7307) belongs to the Pharaoh's Quest range and was released in 2011. Its 125 pieces make up an airborne vehicle and three minifigures caught between explorers and the world of the mummies.

Set number
7307
Year
2011
Pieces
125
Minifigures
3
Theme
Pharaoh's Quest
Different parts
57
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 57

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (4)

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

Minifigures 3

Description

Adventure in ancient Egypt

Pharaoh's Quest tells of explorers who meet mummies and their guardians in burial chambers and desert ruins. Set 7307 takes that story into the air: the mummy is not walking but arrives in a flying vehicle. At 125 pieces the build is manageable and fits into an afternoon. The finished model suits play better than display, because an attack is allowed to be a little chaotic. The short build time leaves plenty of room to play with the model straight afterwards.

Dark colours for the spooky bit

Black and dark red set the tone, with light and dark bluish grey added. The selection feels gloomy and suits a tomb and a curse. Dark red is a shade that appears only sparingly in many sets, which is why it is popular in builds of your own, for banners, sails or details on castles. The grey bricks complete the picture as neutral building parts that find a use in almost any model. If you build Egyptian scenes, they can also supply walls and plinths.

Three figures and 55 part types

With three minifigures the set has enough cast for a small fight, explorers on one side and the opposition on the other. What stands out is the variety of parts. The 125 pieces are spread over 55 different types, so nearly every second piece is unique. That means few bricks appear more than once, and the set offers more of a colourful mix of shapes. Which parts exactly are included, and in which colour, is shown in the full parts list further down this page, in case you are looking for something specific.

Ideas for after the build

Once the battle is over, the set combines nicely with other Egyptian models for a larger scene. If you would rather try something completely different, the “What can I build?” tool shows which models you can put together from your collection including these parts. Because the set contains so many different shapes, it also makes a useful stock for fantasy vehicles, dragons or spaceships, where many different shapes matter more than large numbers of identical bricks.

FAQ

How many minifigures are in the set?
Three minifigures, plus 125 pieces in 55 different types.
Which range does the set belong to?
It belongs to Pharaoh's Quest and came out in 2011.
Which colours dominate?
Black and dark red, supported by light and dark bluish grey.

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