How many pieces and minifigures does the Galactic Explorer (80035) have?

The set has 1,356 pieces across 345 unique parts and colours, plus 7 minifigures.

What setting does the set explore?

It moves the LEGO® Monkie Kid team's adventure into space, built around a multi-part spacecraft as the main vehicle.

Which colours dominate the model?

Mostly white and dark grey for the main surfaces, with yellow accents and black detailing.

Monkie Kid

LEGO® Monkie Kid's Galactic Explorer

The Galactic Explorer (80035) takes the LEGO® Monkie Kid team into space, built as a multi-part spacecraft with room for its crew. With 1,356 pieces and 7 minifigures, it is one of the larger vehicle builds in the range. This page lists every part and colour used in the model.

Set number: 80035
Year: 2022
Pieces: 1,356
Minifigures: 7
Theme: Monkie Kid
Different parts: 345

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 345

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 7

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Description

A spacecraft for the crew

The model is built as a multi-section spacecraft with a cockpit, hull sections and likely detachable areas, a structure typical of the larger Monkie Kid vehicles. Opening sections give access to the interior, so the crew can be seated inside and scenes played out on and around the ship. Fitting the science-fiction setting, the design reads as angular and technical, with details suggesting thrusters, sensors and docking points, turning the series' space storyline into a tangible model that pairs well with other vehicles in the range.

7 minifigures and 345 parts

With 7 minifigures, the Galactic Explorer is one of the more character-heavy sets in the range, bringing several characters together in one space scene along with matching accessories such as helmets and gear. The 345 unique parts cover the ship structure, hull detailing and the smaller accessory pieces for the figures. The full parts list on this page shows every piece individually with its colour and quantity, useful for tracking down a specific shape.

Yellow, grey, white and black

Yellow acts as a bold accent colour across the hull and detailing, while white and dark grey make up the main surfaces of the spacecraft for a clean, technical look. Black appears at windows, technical elements and contrast panels, helping individual parts stand out visually. This colour mix is typical of Monkie Kid vehicles, which sit somewhere between urban design and more fantastical, technical styling, and the bold yellow keeps the ship easy to spot next to other light-coloured builds on a shelf.

Who it suits

The Galactic Explorer suits fans of the series who enjoy taking the adventure into space, as well as anyone who wants a larger vehicle that plays host to several characters at once. At 1,356 pieces, the build is substantial enough for a few sessions, staying easy to follow thanks to its clear hull sections. Anyone with other Monkie Kid sets can use the parts list on this page to check which colours and shapes work well alongside existing vehicles.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the Galactic Explorer (80035) have?: The set has 1,356 pieces across 345 unique parts and colours, plus 7 minifigures.
What setting does the set explore?: It moves the LEGO® Monkie Kid team's adventure into space, built around a multi-part spacecraft as the main vehicle.
Which colours dominate the model?: Mostly white and dark grey for the main surfaces, with yellow accents and black detailing.

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