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LEGO® The Battle of the Five Armies

The Battle of the Five Armies brings the climactic finale of The Hobbit trilogy home: 472 pieces and 7 minifigures build a scene set in the chaos before the Lonely Mountain. Tan and brown tones cover the terrain, while grey elements suggest stone and armour. With 155 unique parts, the model packs a dense battlefield full of detail.

Set number
79017
Year
2014
Pieces
472
Minifigures
7
Different parts
155
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Parts list 155

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Spare parts (13)

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Minifigures 7

Description

A scene from the trilogy's finale

The Battle of the Five Armies forms the climax of The Hobbit film trilogy, where dwarves, elves, men and orcs clash before the gates of Erebor. This set captures that final battle through a compact terrain build, with rock formations and a stage for several factions at once. Rather than a single vehicle, the terrain itself takes centre stage, finished off with details like broken walls and battle damage. At 472 pieces the build stays compact enough for an afternoon, while still telling a complete scene. For fans of the trilogy, it's a tangible piece of the story's ending.

Earth tones for a battlefield

Tan and Reddish Brown form the base of the terrain, echoing the rock and dry earth in front of the Lonely Mountain. Light Bluish Grey and Dark Bluish Grey stand out as stone and armour details, adding depth to the scene. This restrained colour choice sets the set apart from the brighter tones used in other fantasy sets and suits the serious mood of the battle. The parts list on this page shows exactly how the 155 unique parts split across these four base colours.

Seven minifigures for one battle

With 7 minifigures, this set ranks among the more generously staffed builds of its size, covering several sides of the battle at once. That range makes it possible to recreate shifting battle lines rather than a single duel. Anyone familiar with the films will instantly recognise the basic line-up of allies and enemies before Erebor. Thanks to its compact build time, the set goes together quickly and leaves plenty of time for extended role play afterwards.

Parts for your own landscapes

155 unique parts provide plenty of material for custom terrain builds beyond the original design, from ruins to caves and mountainsides. Bricks in Tan and Reddish Brown combine especially well with other fantasy or medieval sets, while the grey elements suit stonework and walls. The full parts list on this page lists every element by colour and quantity, making individual pieces easy to track down. That means the set delivers a finished scene and a stock of building material at the same time.

FAQ

How many pieces does The Battle of the Five Armies have?
Set 79017 has 472 pieces, including 155 unique elements.
How many minifigures come with the set?
The set includes 7 minifigures, covering several sides of the battle.
What colours define the terrain?
Tan, Reddish Brown, Light Bluish Grey and Dark Bluish Grey shape the battlefield in front of the Lonely Mountain.

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