How many pieces does the Scorpion Pyramid have?

It has 795 pieces in 165 different types, together with seven minifigures.

Which range does it belong to?

Pharaoh's Quest, an adventure range about explorers, mummies and treasure in Egyptian-style ruins.

Is there a parts list I can check against?

Yes, the complete list is on this page. Compare it with your collection and use “What can I build?” to find more models.

Pharaoh's Quest

LEGO® Scorpion Pyramid

The Scorpion Pyramid comes from the Pharaoh's Quest range by LEGO® and was released in 2011. It has 795 pieces and seven minifigures, combining an adventure theme with a building that is a pleasure to play with.

Set number: 7327
Year: 2011
Pieces: 795
Minifigures: 7
Theme: Pharaoh's Quest
Different parts: 208

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 208

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 (5)

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

Minifigures 7

Jake Raines with Ammo Belt (3626b Head) fig-0015124 pieces × 1
Mummy with Wings fig-0066155 pieces × 1
Professor Archibald Hale fig-0066204 pieces × 1
Mac McCloud fig-0066214 pieces × 1
Amset-Ra fig-0066223 pieces × 1
Anubis Guard fig-0066233 pieces × 2

Description

Tomb raiding in the desert

Pharaoh's Quest follows explorers who search ancient tombs for treasure and run into mummies and traps along the way. The Scorpion Pyramid is one of the larger sets in the range. With 795 pieces you get more than a triangle of bricks: there are passages, chambers and surprises waiting to be discovered during play. It suits anyone who would rather act out a story than simply put a model on a shelf, and the size gives the story room to unfold.

Sand tones and shadow

Tan, dark bluish grey, black and dark tan are the most frequent colours. The pale sand shades form the pyramid's walls, while the greys and black add depth and a slightly threatening mood. That makes the model instantly readable as a desert ruin. The parts list on this page shows which elements come in which shade. The two sandy colours in particular are useful if you later want to build ruins or temples of your own.

Seven figures, lots of play

Seven minifigures bring the building to life. Explorers and their spooky opponents can be arranged so that something happens inside the pyramid and outside it at the same time. If you prefer display, you can stage an expedition at the entrance and leave it there. With a cast this size the set also works for group play, where several children or fans each take a role and the story moves along without anyone waiting for a turn.

Variety in the box

With 165 different part types, the mix is unusually varied for a set of this size, and many of the shapes are special elements that are not in every collection. That pays off when you look for parts for other projects. The “What can I build?” tool on this page compares the parts list with your own collection and shows which further models you could realise with these bricks, so nothing needs to sit unused for long.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Scorpion Pyramid have?: It has 795 pieces in 165 different types, together with seven minifigures.
Which range does it belong to?: Pharaoh's Quest, an adventure range about explorers, mummies and treasure in Egyptian-style ruins.
Is there a parts list I can check against?: Yes, the complete list is on this page. Compare it with your collection and use “What can I build?” to find more models.

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