How many pieces and minifigures does set 80104 have?

The set contains 882 pieces across 151 unique parts, plus 8 minifigures.

What does Lion Dance depict?

A traditional Chinese lion dance with a posable lion figure, alongside a small festival scene of onlookers and musicians.

Which colours stand out in the set?

Red, pearl gold, light bluish grey and bright light orange, drawing on the classic lucky colours of Chinese New Year.

Chinese Traditional Festivals

Lion Dance

Lion Dance belongs to the LEGO® Chinese Traditional Festivals series and recreates the traditional Chinese lion dance performed at festivals and Chinese New Year. Built from 882 pieces with 8 minifigures, it is designed as a lively festival scene rather than a single building. Red and gold, the lucky colours of Chinese New Year, dominate the palette.

Set number: 80104
Year: 2020
Pieces: 882
Minifigures: 8
Theme: Chinese Traditional Festivals
Different parts: 151

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 151

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 (16)

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

Minifigures 8

Man, Red Robe with Gold Sash Belt, Red Bandanna, Glasses fig-0099824 pieces × 1
Man, Red Robe with Gold Sash Belt, Red Bandanna fig-0099834 pieces × 1
Man, Red Robe with Gold Sash Belt, Red Bandanna, Big Smile fig-0099844 pieces × 1
Man, Red Robe with Ties, Black Hair fig-0099854 pieces × 1
Man, Black Suit with Tie, Red Scarf, Light Bluish Gray Hair, Moustache and Glasses fig-0099865 pieces × 1
Man, Rat Costume Head, Red Robes with Black Sash Belt fig-0099874 pieces × 1
Woman, White Robes with Ties, Black Hair fig-0099884 pieces × 1
Woman, White Robes with Ties, White Legs, Black Hair fig-0099894 pieces × 1

Description

The lion dance in brick form

At the centre sits a posable lion head and body, echoing the way the traditional lion dance is performed by two dancers, complete with a moveable jaw and head for a lively pose. Around the lion figure, a small festival scene takes shape with onlookers, musicians and other elements typical of Chinese New Year celebrations. Eight minifigures populate the scene, enough to recreate both the dancers inside the lion costume and the surrounding audience and accompanying music.

Building the lion figure

Constructing the lion itself is likely the main challenge here, since the head and body are made up of many individual, partly poseable segments that suggest its curved shape and the movements typical of the dance. Smaller builds such as a stall or a simple stage backdrop round out the scene, so the set delivers more than a single figure, offering a small ensemble of figure and surroundings instead. That mix of one elaborate centrepiece and several smaller side scenes is typical of the festival series.

Colours and parts list

Red, pearl gold, light bluish grey and bright light orange define the look, picking up the classic festive colours of Chinese New Year, where red stands for luck and gold for prosperity. All 151 unique parts in the set are listed in full on this page, including colour, making it easy to search for the special pieces used in the lion's head or for red and gold parts for your own seasonal builds.

Who it suits

Lion Dance appeals to anyone interested in Chinese traditions or after a decorative set tied to Chinese New Year, whether as a gift or for a seasonal display. It also works well alongside other sets in the festival series. With eight minifigures on hand, it offers enough play figures to act out small scenes around the festival and performance, rather than serving purely as a static display piece.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does set 80104 have?: The set contains 882 pieces across 151 unique parts, plus 8 minifigures.
What does Lion Dance depict?: A traditional Chinese lion dance with a posable lion figure, alongside a small festival scene of onlookers and musicians.
Which colours stand out in the set?: Red, pearl gold, light bluish grey and bright light orange, drawing on the classic lucky colours of Chinese New Year.

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