Adventurers Orient Expedition

LEGO® Passage of Jun-Chi

Passage of Jun-Chi is a 2003 Orient Expedition set with 104 pieces and two minifigures. Red, black, dark grey and tan set the look.

Set number
7413
Year
2003
Pieces
104
Minifigures
2
Different parts
42
What can I build with it?

Parts list 42

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (1)

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

Minifigures 2

Description

A bottleneck in the mountains

The name points to a mountain pass, a narrow spot where routes cross and encounters happen. That suits the Orient Expedition, in which adventurers travelled through landscapes meant to recall Asia. At 104 pieces the set is small, yet it supplies enough material for a scene with an obstacle and an ambush. It came out in 2003 and sits comfortably next to other sets from the same line. A ring of grey bricks around it makes the scene more convincing.

Two figures, rivals or allies

Two minifigures are enough for an encounter: two travellers, two opponents or a guard and a visitor. How the story unfolds is decided in play. A practical point is that the set also works as a display piece, because the scene already tells something once it is set up. If you buy a second-hand copy, watch for the figures and their gear, and use the parts list on this page to keep track of what should be inside.

Red and tan against dark rock

The main colours are red, black, dark grey and tan. Dark tones stand for stone and shadow, tan for sand or pale walls, and red for cloth and decoration. Forty different shapes among 104 pieces mean that some bricks repeat while others appear only once. That gives a good mix of standard bricks and detail parts that lend the model its character. The one-off pieces are usually the ones you miss first in a used set, so check the list closely.

A building block for landscapes

Dark grey and tan are especially versatile for your own builds. With the What can I build? tool you can check which further sets become possible from your pieces once you add this one. If you own several Orient Expedition sets, you can fold the pass into a larger landscape, for instance alongside other scenes from the same year, and let the figures wander between them. A few extra grey bricks quickly grow into a whole mountain range of paths, bridges and hideouts.

FAQ

How many pieces does Passage of Jun-Chi have?
Set 7413-1 has 104 pieces in 40 different shapes and includes 2 minifigures.
Which theme was it released in?
It is part of Orient Expedition, a sub-line of Adventurers from LEGO®, released in 2003.
Which colours dominate?
Red, black, dark grey and tan. The parts list shows the exact amounts.

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