Wicked

Emerald City Wall Art

Emerald City Wall Art turns the green skyline from Wicked into a framed piece you hang rather than a building you walk into. Set 75685 uses 1,518 pieces and 403 unique parts to recreate the city's towers and domes as a flat mosaic, finished off with 5 minifigures on a small stand below the frame. It sits closer to LEGO's Art line than to a typical Wicked playset.

Set number
75685
Year
2025
Pieces
1,518
Minifigures
5
Theme
Wicked
Different parts
403
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 403

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 (68)

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

Minifigures 5

Description

A picture built from bricks

Rather than assembling a walk-around model, builders stack small tiles and plates to form a two-dimensional scene that reads as a skyline from a distance and as individual bricks up close. Roofs, spires and rounded domes are picked out through shape and colour rather than depth, which keeps the whole piece flat enough to mount on a wall like a framed print. It is a technique LEGO has used before for other film and franchise wall art, and here it suits Oz's stylised, storybook architecture particularly well.

A green city with pink highlights

Green and dark green dominate the palette, echoing Emerald City itself, while bright pink and tan pick out smaller details and give individual buildings some separation from the background. Across the 1,518 pieces there are 403 unique parts, ranging from basic 1x1 tiles doing the heavy lifting to a handful of specialised curved and angled pieces around the domes and arches. Anyone hunting for particular tile colours or small decorative elements for their own mosaic or fantasy builds will find the full breakdown listed on this page.

Minifigures on display

Five minifigures come with the set, standing on a narrow base beneath the framed artwork rather than inside a diorama, which lets builders arrange a small scene in front of the finished city. That gives the set a light collectible angle alongside its role as wall decoration, without needing the floor space a full playset would take up. The figures work just as well displayed separately on a shelf next to other Wicked or Oz-themed pieces.

Who it suits

This is a set for Wicked fans after a display piece rather than a building project with play features, and it needs enough clear wall space once finished. At 1,518 pieces the build itself is a short one, easily finished in a single sitting or two, which makes it an approachable way into LEGO's wall art format for anyone new to it. It also fits naturally alongside other framed LEGO art on a wall of film and franchise pieces.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does set 75685 include?
It includes 1,518 pieces with 403 unique parts, plus 5 minifigures on a small display stand.
Is this a wall-mounted piece or a 3D model?
It is a flat, framed wall art piece rather than a walk-around building, with a narrow base for the minifigures.
Who is this set aimed at?
Wicked fans looking for a display piece, and collectors already building up LEGO's wall art range.

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