How many pieces and minifigures does Ominous Isle (910038) have?

The set has 2,809 pieces, including 652 unique parts, plus 6 minifigures.

What is the BrickLink Designer Program?

A programme where fan-submitted set designs are voted on by the community and the winners are produced in limited runs. Ominous Isle is one of these community-designed sets.

What colours make up the set?

Dark bluish grey, reddish brown, light bluish grey and dark tan give it an earthy, stone-like look. The parts list on this page shows the exact breakdown.

BrickLink Designer Program

Ominous Isle

Ominous Isle is part of the BrickLink Designer Program, where fan-submitted designs are voted on by the community and the winners go into official, limited production. The set includes 2,809 pieces, 652 unique parts and 6 minifigures. This page lists every part used to build it.

Set number: 910038
Year: 2024
Pieces: 2,809
Minifigures: 6
Theme: BrickLink Designer Program
Different parts: 652

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 652

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 6

Skeleton, Standard Face, Bent Arms, Vertical Hand Clips, 78132 Torso, 3626c Head fig-0131946 pieces × 1
Pirate, Black Tors, Dark Red Legs, Black Tricorne Hat fig-0156494 pieces × 1
Pirate, White Torso, Black Legs, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0156504 pieces × 1
Pirate, Blue Torso, Dark Bluish Grey Legs, Black Hair fig-0156514 pieces × 1
Pirate, White Torso, Dark Blue Legs, Red Bandana fig-0156524 pieces × 1
Pirate Captain, Blue Torso, Black Leg, Peg Leg, Black Hat fig-0156535 pieces × 1

Description

A fan-voted set, not a standard release

Unlike most LEGO® sets, Ominous Isle did not come from an in-house design team but from the BrickLink Designer Program, where fans submit their own designs and the community votes on which ones get produced. That process tends to favour more unusual themes than the regular catalogue offers. At 2,809 pieces and 6 minifigures, Ominous Isle is one of the larger releases from this programme, aimed at builders looking beyond the standard theme line-up. Anyone who follows the programme will recognise this approach from earlier waves.

652 unique parts across the build

The high number of unique parts relative to the total piece count points to a model built from many different sections rather than large repeated surfaces. That keeps the build varied, though it also takes longer than a set with a similar piece count but less part variety. For builders who enjoy examining individual elements and learning new part shapes, that variety is a clear advantage over simpler models.

A weathered, stone-toned colour scheme

Dark bluish grey, reddish brown, light bluish grey and dark tan make up the palette, a mix that reads more as rock, timber and weathered structures than as a bright themed set. The greys likely form stone or wall sections, while the reddish brown and dark tan suggest timber or earthy tones. That restrained palette suits an atmospheric diorama and pairs well with other sets built in similar colours, especially given the high part variety adding texture throughout.

Six minifigures, several roles

With 6 minifigures, the set has enough characters for a small scene rather than a single hero figure, which points to a build meant to tell a story with multiple roles. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly which figures, headgear, tools and accessories are included, so you can check before buying whether the figures and parts suit your existing collection.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does Ominous Isle (910038) have?: The set has 2,809 pieces, including 652 unique parts, plus 6 minifigures.
What is the BrickLink Designer Program?: A programme where fan-submitted set designs are voted on by the community and the winners are produced in limited runs. Ominous Isle is one of these community-designed sets.
What colours make up the set?: Dark bluish grey, reddish brown, light bluish grey and dark tan give it an earthy, stone-like look. The parts list on this page shows the exact breakdown.