How many minifigures come with the set?

The set includes two minifigures, fitting the travel theme built around Dodo Airlines.

How complex is the build?

292 pieces with 129 different elements make for an above-average variety of shapes, while staying an approachable build overall.

Which colours define the model?

White for the plane's fuselage, dark azure for sky and water accents, plus light grey and tan for technical parts and details.

Animal Crossing

Fly with Dodo Airlines

Fly with Dodo Airlines brings the flying travel agency from the Animal Crossing video game to the table as a LEGO® set, complete with a small aeroplane and two minifigures. It belongs to the Animal Crossing line, which translates the game world into standalone, playful build scenes. With 292 pieces and 129 different elements, the set carries above-average part variety for this series.

Set number: 77051
Year: 2024
Pieces: 292
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Animal Crossing
Different parts: 129

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 129

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 (14)

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

Minifigures 2

Wilbur fig-0152923 pieces × 1
Tangy fig-0152934 pieces × 1

Description

The Dodo Airlines plane

At the centre sits the small propeller plane run by Dodo Airlines, the fictional airline from the Animal Crossing video game series that handles inter-island travel and appears here as a compact buildable model. The fuselage, wings and undercarriage are recognisably based on the original, without going into full model-kit detail across 292 pieces. Small elements such as the propeller and windows still give the plane a distinctive character. The build follows clear stages, from fuselage to wings to undercarriage, so even less experienced builders can finish it comfortably in one sitting. Fans of the game series should still recognise the shape immediately.

Two minifigures for the scene

Two minifigures come with the set and bring the travel theme directly into play, for instance as a passenger and Dodo Airlines staff. That sets this set apart from pure display models: it's genuinely playable, not just for shelf display. With 129 different parts among 292 pieces overall, part variety runs well above average for comparable sets, pointing to plenty of small specialist shapes for the plane, luggage and accessories. Pairing the two figures with their accessories makes it easy to act out small check-in or departure scenes at the airport, carrying the game's island-hopping storyline onto the desk.

The island's colour palette

White forms the base colour of the aeroplane's fuselage, giving the whole build a friendly, airy look. Dark azure adds accents reminiscent of the sky and water around the Animal Crossing islands, while light bluish grey handles technical parts such as the undercarriage and frame. Tan rounds out the palette with warmer tones, seen in luggage and ground elements. That light, cheerful palette sets the model apart from more technical vehicle builds heavy on grey and black. The exact breakdown of these four colours can be checked in the parts list on this page, handy for anyone hunting bright bricks for their own island scenes.

Play and display in one set

Because it includes both a vehicle and two minifigures, the set suits open-ended play as well as display on a shelf next to other Animal Crossing sets. Anyone familiar with the game can recreate small travel stories around Dodo Airlines, moving the figures between the plane and their island home. For children who know the game from the console, this compact set offers an easy way into collecting Animal Crossing builds without a large budget. The parts list on this page helps track down individual colours or shapes for extensions and custom builds.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with the set?: The set includes two minifigures, fitting the travel theme built around Dodo Airlines.
How complex is the build?: 292 pieces with 129 different elements make for an above-average variety of shapes, while staying an approachable build overall.
Which colours define the model?: White for the plane's fuselage, dark azure for sky and water accents, plus light grey and tan for technical parts and details.

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