How many minifigures and pieces are included?

Five minifigures and 402 pieces.

Which theme does it belong to?

Exo-Force, the 2006 line built around mechs and warriors.

Can I reuse the parts for my own fortress?

Yes. With 114 distinct parts in black and grey, the stock suits castles and defensive builds well.

Exo-Force

LEGO® Gate Assault

Gate Assault is an Exo-Force set from 2006. It holds 402 pieces and five minifigures, set up around a fortified gate that one side wants to break through.

Set number: 7705
Year: 2006
Pieces: 402
Minifigures: 5
Theme: Exo-Force
Different parts: 126

What can I build with it?

Parts list 126

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 (15)

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

Minifigures 5

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Gate Guard / Ryo fig-0048374 pieces × 1
Ha-Ya-To fig-0048384 pieces × 1

Description

A gate under pressure

The idea is obvious from the name: a gate sits at the centre of the model, and somebody wants to get inside. The set works as a ready-made scene with attackers on one side and defenders on the other. At 402 pieces it is neither tiny nor endless, so you can start playing quickly and still have a decent evening of building. Fans of mechs and fortresses get a compact backdrop for their own stories.

Dark tones, light contrast

Black, dark bluish grey and light bluish grey dominate, with a touch of tan alongside. That gives a cold, metallic look, which suits a battlefield full of machinery. The lighter bricks stand out against the dark base and help the walls, frames and gate parts read clearly. If you build your own fortresses later, this colour mix remains useful, because grey and black pair well with almost anything in a collection. A gate in these shades looks heavy and defensive without needing rare bricks.

Five figures, two sides

Five minifigures come in the box. That is enough to staff both camps with several fighters and stage a proper clash, rather than set one lone hero against the scenery. Since you decide the roles yourself, every game turns out differently. If you own other Exo-Force sets, figures and vehicles can be mixed, and the gate becomes part of a larger battle without the scale falling apart. A lone player can also lead both camps and turn the plot however they like.

114 different parts

The parts list on this page holds 114 distinct parts, a healthy variety for a set of this size. Besides basic bricks you get plenty of special shapes for armour, connections and small details, which makes the stock interesting for rebuilds. Use the What can I build tool to see which other models emerge from this set and your own collection, and look through the list to see which shapes appear only once. That helps when you plan to gather certain bricks in larger numbers.

FAQ

How many minifigures and pieces are included?: Five minifigures and 402 pieces.
Which theme does it belong to?: Exo-Force, the 2006 line built around mechs and warriors.
Can I reuse the parts for my own fortress?: Yes. With 114 distinct parts in black and grey, the stock suits castles and defensive builds well.

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