What sets this apart from other festival sets in the line?

Mainly its winter theme with ice and snow motifs instead of the usual spring scenes, plus an unusually high thirteen minifigures.

How many minifigures are included?

Thirteen minifigures come with the set, the highest count among the sets compared here.

Is this a single building or a full scene?

It's a scene made up of several small, independent build stations such as stalls and pathways, not one large building.

Chinese Traditional Festivals

LEGO® Lunar New Year Ice Festival

Lunar New Year Ice Festival belongs to LEGO's Chinese Traditional Festivals line and reimagines the Lunar New Year as a winter scene built around ice and light. At 1,519 pieces, 373 unique parts and thirteen minifigures, it's the most figure-packed set in this comparison.

Set number: 80109
Year: 2021
Pieces: 1,519
Minifigures: 13
Theme: Chinese Traditional Festivals
Different parts: 373

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 373

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Spare parts (58)

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

Minifigures 13

Kid - Black Torso, Dark Azure Legs, Dark Azure Hat fig-0118834 pieces × 1
Dark Purple Torso, Sand Blue Legs, Black Hair fig-0118844 pieces × 1
Dark Red Torso, Dark Tan Legs, Dark Bluish Grey Hat fig-0118854 pieces × 1
Dark Azure Torso, Black Legs, Light Bluish Grey Hair fig-0118864 pieces × 1
Blue Torso, Black Legs, Black Hair, Orange Sun Glasses fig-0118874 pieces × 1
Dark Tan Torso, Reddish Brown Apron, Black Hair fig-0118884 pieces × 1
Dark Red Torso, Dark Bluish Grey Legs, Black Hair fig-0118894 pieces × 1
Dark Azure Torso, Dark Blue Legs, Black Hair fig-0118904 pieces × 1
Kid - Dark Red Torso, Dark Blue Legs, Black Hair fig-0118914 pieces × 1
Black Torso, Blue Legs, Orange/White Hat fig-0118924 pieces × 1
Tiger Suit Guy fig-0118935 pieces × 1
Kid - Green Torso, Red Legs, Black Hair fig-0118944 pieces × 1
Kid - Dark Turquoise Torso, Dark Azure Legs, Black Hair fig-0118954 pieces × 1

Description

A winter take on Lunar New Year

Lunar New Year Ice Festival is part of the Chinese Traditional Festivals line and reworks the Lunar New Year celebration into a winter setting, built around ice and light decoration rather than the spring motifs used elsewhere in the range. At its centre sits a festival ground with several stalls and structures hinting at traditional New Year customs such as lanterns, dragon dances or fireworks. With thirteen minifigures, it's the most figure-dense set among those compared here, well suited to busy play scenes. The 1,519 pieces are spread accordingly across many small, independent build stations rather than one large structure.

A palette between ice and celebration

373 unique shapes across 1,519 pieces gives one of the highest part-to-piece ratios in this set group, pointing to plenty of individual detail across the stalls and decorations. White forms the wintry base for snow and ice surfaces, dark tan brings in timber-style structures, light bluish grey covers pathways and stonework, and red, a traditional New Year colour, runs through the lanterns and decoration. That mix of wintry white and festive red makes the season and occasion recognisable at a glance. The full 373-part list further down this page covers every shape used.

Thirteen minifigures at once

With thirteen minifigures, the festival scene can be played with unusually densely, enough for several things happening at once, such as a parade, market visits and a fireworks display in different corners of the layout. The many small build stations go together independently and can later be arranged freely into a larger scene. Before starting, it's worth checking the parts list on this page to get an overview of the many different shapes used across the stalls, pathways and decoration.

Where it sits in the festival line

At 1,519 pieces, Lunar New Year Ice Festival is somewhat more compact than other sets in the Chinese Traditional Festivals line, though it makes up for that with its high minifigure and part count. The white, dark tan, light bluish grey and red combination works well alongside other wintry or festive building projects, and the scene extends easily with extra stalls or figures if needed.

FAQ

What sets this apart from other festival sets in the line?: Mainly its winter theme with ice and snow motifs instead of the usual spring scenes, plus an unusually high thirteen minifigures.
How many minifigures are included?: Thirteen minifigures come with the set, the highest count among the sets compared here.
Is this a single building or a full scene?: It's a scene made up of several small, independent build stations such as stalls and pathways, not one large building.

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