Chinese Traditional Festivals

Lunar New Year Parade

Set 80111 recreates a Lunar New Year street parade, complete with dragon and lion dance performers and a large supporting cast. Here's a look at how the scene is built, what colours dominate it, and the full parts list.

Set number
80111
Year
2022
Pieces
1,655
Minifigures
18
Different parts
386
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Parts list 386

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Spare parts (57)

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Minifigures 18

Description

A parade built from several scenes

Set 80111 uses 1,655 pieces to recreate a Lunar New Year street parade, the kind celebrated with dragon and lion dance performances, music and decorated stalls. Rather than one single building, the set is made up of several smaller sections that stand side by side, which means individual scenes can be displayed on their own or lined up into one continuous parade, depending on how much shelf space is available for the finished result.

Eighteen minifigures for a real crowd

With 18 minifigures, this is one of the more figure-heavy sets around, well above what most other themes offer at a similar price point. That headcount is what turns the parade into an actual crowd scene, with onlookers, musicians and the dancers themselves all represented. For anyone who collects minifigures specifically, the sheer number here is a reason to consider the set on its own, since many figures also work well in unrelated everyday scenes.

A colour scheme built around celebration

Red, tan, white and pearl gold dominate the build, echoing the traditional festival colours where red and gold stand for luck and prosperity. A total of 386 unique parts go into the model, a solid range that shows up mostly in the small decorative details across the stall sections. The parts list on this page breaks every colour and shape down individually, useful for rebuilding a single section or hunting down a specific replacement piece.

Who gets the most out of this set

The number of small figures and fiddly details means this set suits older children and adult collectors better than very young builders who lack experience with tiny pieces. Anyone interested in cultural festivals, or already collecting other sets from the same festival range, will find this a natural addition. It also works well purely as a festive display piece, set out for the holidays and put away again once the season ends, without any further building required.

FAQ

Is this set suitable for young children?
Given the number of small parts and figures, it suits older children and adults better. Younger builders will likely need help with the detailed sections.
How many minifigures does it include?
The set includes 18 minifigures, an unusually high number for this format, which allows for a genuinely crowded parade scene.
Does it combine with other festival sets?
Yes, the individual sections are designed to line up into a larger scene, including alongside other sets from the same festival range.

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