How many pieces and minifigures does the Going Merry include?

The ship has 1,374 pieces with 414 unique parts, and comes with 5 minifigures.

What makes the Going Merry's design distinctive?

Its ram's-head bow sets it apart from typical pirate ships and makes it instantly recognisable within One Piece.

Is this set built for play or display?

Both: the open deck supports play scenes with the minifigures, while the finished ship also works well as a display piece.

One Piece

The Going Merry Pirate Ship

The Going Merry is the Straw Hat Pirates' first ship in One Piece, carrying the crew through the story's early adventures before a larger vessel eventually takes its place. Set 75639 rebuilds it with 1,374 pieces, 414 unique parts and 5 minifigures from the early crew. Its ram-shaped bow makes it one of the more instantly recognisable ships in the whole series.

Set number: 75639
Year: 2025
Pieces: 1,374
Minifigures: 5
Theme: One Piece
Different parts: 414

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 414

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (51)

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

Minifigures 5

Nami fig-0166254 pieces × 1
Usopp fig-0166314 pieces × 1
Monkey D. Luffy, Hat, Closed Mouth fig-0166474 pieces × 1
Sanji, Black Suit fig-0166494 pieces × 1
Roronoa Zoro, Hair, Angry fig-0166514 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

Tiny going merry 98 pieces by Tablelego

View the idea at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A ship with a friendly face

Where most pirate ships lean on skulls and crossbones, the Going Merry is built around a sheep's head figurehead on the bow, giving it a warmer, almost cheerful look that sets it apart from other vessels in the story and in LEGO's wider pirate ship lineup. That single design choice does a lot of work in making the finished model instantly identifiable to anyone who knows the series, even from across a room, and it stays the ship's defining feature at every scale it is built at.

Building the hull and rigging

The build follows a classic sailing ship structure, working up from the hull to an open deck, mast and furled sail, with smaller details like barrels and fittings scattered around the deck for atmosphere. Construction splits naturally into hull, deck and superstructure, so the ship comes together in clearly defined stages. The ram's-head bow needs its own dedicated technique to turn angular bricks into a rounded, organic shape, and it is one of the build's more satisfying sections.

Colours and parts

White, reddish brown, dark tan and dark bluish grey cover the sail, timber hull, deck planking and metal fittings, giving the ship a warm, slightly weathered look overall. Of the 1,374 pieces, 414 are unique parts, a high proportion for a ship this size, reflecting all the curved hull sections, rigging and deck details involved. The full parts list sits on this page, useful for anyone after wood-toned bricks or ship parts for other pirate builds.

Five crew members

Five minifigures from the early Straw Hat crew come with the set, enough to stage scenes on deck or around the ship rather than just displaying it empty. That combination of a playable ship and familiar characters makes the set appeal both to series fans and to collectors who focus on pirate ships generally. Anyone who knows the manga or anime will spot plenty of details worth recreating scenes around, beyond the model's looks alone.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the Going Merry include?: The ship has 1,374 pieces with 414 unique parts, and comes with 5 minifigures.
What makes the Going Merry's design distinctive?: Its ram's-head bow sets it apart from typical pirate ships and makes it instantly recognisable within One Piece.
Is this set built for play or display?: Both: the open deck supports play scenes with the minifigures, while the finished ship also works well as a display piece.