What does the finished model show?

The name points to a fish tank built from bricks, likely featuring fish and aquatic decoration.

Does the set include minifigures?

No, EG00007 is a display-only build with no minifigures.

Why is the set number formatted differently?

The EG00007 code marks it as a special release from the LEGO Ideas side of the brand, such as a fan design or limited promotion, rather than a standard retail set.

LEGO Ideas and CUUSOO

Brick-quarium

EG00007 Brick-quarium is a LEGO® Ideas release that turns 185 pieces into a small aquarium-style display. There are no minifigures, but 70 unique elements go into building fish and tank details. This page covers the full facts and parts list.

Set number: EG00007
Year: 2023
Pieces: 185
Minifigures: 0
Theme: LEGO Ideas and CUUSOO
Different parts: 70

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 70

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

An unusual set number

The set number EG00007 doesn't follow the standard numbering used for regular retail sets, which usually points to a special release from the LEGO® Ideas or CUUSOO side of the brand, such as a fan-designed model or a promotional extra. At 185 pieces, it's a compact build clearly aimed at older builders and fans after an unusual display piece rather than a conventional play set. Releases like this are often only available for a limited time or through specific promotions, which adds to their appeal for collectors.

Fish and tank, built from bricks

The name Brick-quarium points directly at the finished subject: a fish tank rendered entirely in bricks, most likely featuring fish, plants or other aquatic details as the focal points. With 70 unique parts out of 185 pieces total, the shape variety is on the higher side for a set this size, which fits a build aiming for a detailed scene in a small footprint. Offbeat, everyday-object builds like this one turn up fairly often in the LEGO Ideas catalogue, offering a change of pace from the usual houses, vehicles or landscapes.

Colour choices that fit the theme

Black, red, blue and white make up the parts list, a combination that works equally well for a tank frame and for a few brightly coloured ornamental fish inside it. Blue most likely stands in for water, red and white carry the fish motifs, and black handles outline and structural details. Keeping the palette to four colours helps the finished scene stay readable despite its small scale.

A shelf piece, not a play set

With no minifigures included, the build is entirely about the finished object, which works well as a display piece on a desk or shelf once complete. The parts list on this page breaks every element down by colour and quantity, which is particularly useful for a set with an unusual origin like this one, especially if you're after pieces suited to other water- or animal-themed builds.

FAQ

What does the finished model show?: The name points to a fish tank built from bricks, likely featuring fish and aquatic decoration.
Does the set include minifigures?: No, EG00007 is a display-only build with no minifigures.
Why is the set number formatted differently?: The EG00007 code marks it as a special release from the LEGO Ideas side of the brand, such as a fan design or limited promotion, rather than a standard retail set.