What does this set depict?

A galloping horse in the style of classical Chinese painting, shown as wall art with an accompanying scene.

How many minifigures are included?

The set includes 2 minifigures, usable in a small accompanying scene.

How many pieces does the set have?

It has 1,650 pieces made from 311 unique parts.

Chinese Traditional Festivals

Galloping Horse Canvas

This set belongs to the range built around traditional Chinese festivals and recreates a galloping horse in the style of classical Chinese ink painting as a wall piece. With 1,650 pieces and 2 minifigures, it pairs a graphic art motif with a small accompanying scene, going beyond a pure mosaic picture.

Set number: 80119
Year: 2025
Pieces: 1,650
Minifigures: 2
Theme: Chinese Traditional Festivals
Different parts: 311

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 311

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Minifigures 2

Horse Costume, Red Torso, Red/Black Legs fig-0170414 pieces × 1
Kid, Yellowish Green Torso, Dark Green Legs, Black Hair fig-0170424 pieces × 1

Description

A painting as the reference

Galloping horses are a classic motif in Chinese painting, traditionally symbolising strength, freedom and new beginnings, which makes them a popular subject for art and festival imagery. The set translates that sense of dynamic movement into a LEGO wall piece that tries to capture the flowing lines typical of a galloping horse. Unlike the more Western-leaning subjects of the wider LEGO Art range, this set centres on a motif tied culturally to Chinese festivals and traditions. For collectors with an interest in international LEGO themes, that makes it a particularly interesting addition.

Bold, contrasting colours

Dark turquoise and bold bright light orange create a striking contrast that gives the picture an especially energetic, festive feel, while black provides outlines and red adds traditional accents. With 311 distinct parts, the part count stays compact, which is typical of graphic wall-art sets. That unusual colour combination stands out clearly against the more muted colours of many other LEGO sets and underlines the motif's festive character. Red is traditionally associated with luck and celebration in Chinese culture.

Two figures as an addition

Unlike pure mosaic sets, this model includes 2 minifigures, likely usable in a small accompanying scene around the main picture. That gives the set an extra playable element that's usually missing from typical LEGO Art sets. This combination of wall art and a small scene makes the set more versatile than a pure mosaic without any figures. For collectors of festival-themed sets, that makes it a welcome addition to a wider collection.

Parts list for collectors

The full parts list on this page shows which specialist pieces were used for the horse's graphic lines and outlines, useful for anyone building a similar wall-art set or hunting for a specific replacement part. It also helps to make sense of the unusual colour distribution before you start building. That makes it easier to match this picture's colours against other sets from the same festival range. Anyone owning several sets from the same festival range will especially benefit from this comparison.

FAQ

What does this set depict?: A galloping horse in the style of classical Chinese painting, shown as wall art with an accompanying scene.
How many minifigures are included?: The set includes 2 minifigures, usable in a small accompanying scene.
How many pieces does the set have?: It has 1,650 pieces made from 311 unique parts.

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