How many pieces does the Chang'e Moon Cake Factory have?

Set 80032 has 609 pieces made up of 268 unique parts, plus three minifigures.

What is the set about?

It depicts a factory producing moon cakes, tied to the moon goddess Chang'e from Chinese mythology and set within the Monkie Kid story.

What colours define the build?

White, Dark Azure and orange form the main palette, with Dark Bluish Gray used as a neutral base tone.

Monkie Kid

Chang'e Moon Cake Factory

The Chang'e Moon Cake Factory links the moon goddess Chang'e from Chinese mythology to the modern Monkie Kid story, built around a factory that produces moon cakes. Released in 2022, the set totals 609 pieces across 268 unique parts and comes with three minifigures. The complete parts list for the build is set out further down this page.

Set number: 80032
Year: 2022
Pieces: 609
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Monkie Kid
Different parts: 268

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 268

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 (43)

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

Minifigures 3

Pigsy, Spacesuit fig-0119355 pieces × 1
Lunar Rabbit Robot fig-0119364 pieces × 1
Chang'e fig-0119375 pieces × 1

Description

A factory with a mythological twist

Rather than a vehicle or battle scene, this set puts a production building at its centre, referencing the legend of Chang'e, who lives on the moon in Chinese mythology, filtered through Monkie Kid's modern, action-driven setting. Moon cakes being produced inside the factory tie the build directly to the mythology behind the character. This blend of traditional story and everyday setting is typical of the Monkie Kid range, which regularly mixes classic Chinese folklore with contemporary technology and design.

A high ratio of unique parts

With 268 unique parts out of 609 pieces in total, the ratio of variety to overall count is comparatively high, pointing to plenty of small, specific details rather than large repeated sections. That makes for a more varied build process, since the same steps repeat less often than in simpler sets. Three minifigures round out the model and support small play scenes around the factory, whether that's production or delivery of the finished moon cakes. For a set this size, that's an above-average share of distinct elements.

White, azure and orange for contrast

White, Dark Azure, Orange and Dark Bluish Gray combine for a bright, approachable look that stands apart from darker or more industrial factory builds. White and Dark Azure likely form the building's core structure, while orange serves as an accent colour on details such as machinery or packaging. This palette fits the generally friendly, family-oriented tone of the Monkie Kid series and makes the set stand out visually within a wider collection. The exact colour breakdown is available in the parts list on this page.

Parts worth reusing elsewhere

The wide range of unique parts also makes this set useful for other building projects, such as small workshops or factory-style structures in your own designs. Dark Azure elements in particular show up less often across other themes, making them a useful addition to a parts collection. Anyone buying the set second-hand can use the parts list to check quickly whether all 268 unique pieces are present, which is worth doing given how many distinct elements the set contains.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Chang'e Moon Cake Factory have?: Set 80032 has 609 pieces made up of 268 unique parts, plus three minifigures.
What is the set about?: It depicts a factory producing moon cakes, tied to the moon goddess Chang'e from Chinese mythology and set within the Monkie Kid story.
What colours define the build?: White, Dark Azure and orange form the main palette, with Dark Bluish Gray used as a neutral base tone.

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