Where does this set's design come from?

It comes from independent fan designers and was funded and produced through the BrickLink Designer Program.

How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?

It has 3,506 pieces and includes 3 minifigures.

What colours define the scene?

Light bluish grey and dark bluish grey form the ruins, while dark green and sand green cover the vegetation.

BrickLink Designer Program

Lost City

A forgotten temple complex deep in the jungle: this BrickLink Designer Program fan set turns 3,506 pieces and 3 minifigures into an adventure scene full of overgrown ruins.

Set number: 910042
Year: 2025
Pieces: 3,506
Minifigures: 3
Theme: BrickLink Designer Program
Different parts: 485

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 485

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 3

Dark Green Torso, Reddish Brown Legs, Hair fig-0161494 pieces × 1
Skeleton, Standard Face, Bent Arms, Vertical Hand Clips, 78132 Torso, Missing Left Leg fig-0161505 pieces × 1
Red Torso, Dark Tan Legs, Tan Hat, Neck Bracket fig-0161515 pieces × 1

Description

An adventure theme from the community

Lost City picks up the classic adventure motif of forgotten ruins hidden in the jungle, familiar from countless films and older LEGO themes such as Adventurers. As part of the BrickLink Designer Program, the design comes from independent fan designers and was funded through the platform. At 3,506 pieces, it builds a layered scene of temple structures, vegetation and presumably hidden treasures, spread across several building stages. Fans of adventure themes will find this a welcome return to a motif that's become rare in official LEGO ranges.

Three minifigures for the expedition

With three minifigures, the cast stays small, which suits a compact exploration party pushing through the jungle towards the lost city. That keeps the focus firmly on the architecture and surroundings rather than a large cast of characters, which is especially appealing for diorama collectors. A small, tightly defined group also leaves more room for imagining the story behind the expedition.

Jungle greens against stone grey

The palette of light bluish grey, dark bluish grey, dark green and sand green creates exactly the contrast between weathered stone ruins and dense vegetation that defines the theme. With 485 different elements, the set offers enough variety to render both the architectural details and the encroaching plant life convincingly, from cracked stone steps to vines climbing the temple walls.

The parts list for your own dioramas

This page lists all 485 elements with their colours. For collectors building their own jungle or ruin scenes, the list is a useful reference for tracking down the right stones and plant pieces, or for combining them with parts from other adventure or nature-themed sets. It also works well as a starting point for a larger, custom jungle landscape, and for replacing specific ruin pieces individually.

A diorama for adventure fans

At 3,506 pieces, Lost City divides neatly into building stages, such as the temple structure, the vegetation and the smaller figure scene, which makes the build approachable even for less experienced builders. As a diorama with only three minifigures, the set works both as a shelf display piece and as a starting point for small adventure scenes with the expedition party. Anyone who already owns other nature-themed or ruin sets will find a fitting addition for a larger jungle landscape. For fans of classic adventure themes, it's a welcome chance to build a motif that has become rare in the current LEGO range.

FAQ

Where does this set's design come from?: It comes from independent fan designers and was funded and produced through the BrickLink Designer Program.
How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?: It has 3,506 pieces and includes 3 minifigures.
What colours define the scene?: Light bluish grey and dark bluish grey form the ruins, while dark green and sand green cover the vegetation.

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