Minecraft
- Sets
- 210
- Since
- 2013
- Newest set
- 2026
A game made of cubes translates naturally into bricks. Here you will find all 210 Minecraft sets released between 2013 and 2026, from pocket-sized scenes to large display pieces.
Sets per decade
All decades52 sets from the 2010s
2010s
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The Creeper Mine
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The Pirate Ship Adventure
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The Blaze Bridge
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The Wool Farm
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The End Battle
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The Bedrock Adventures
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The Farm Cottage
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The Nether Portal
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The Skeleton Attack
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The Polar Igloo
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The Zombie Cave
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The Mountain Cave
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The Ocean Monument
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The Waterfall Base
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The Crafting Box 2.0
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The Jungle Temple
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The Witch Hut
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The Ice Spikes
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The Nether Railway
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The Mushroom Island
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The Village
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The Fortress
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The Jungle Tree House
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The End Portal
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The Wither
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The Iron Golem
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The Nether Fortress
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The Desert Outpost
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The Snow Hideout
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The Dungeon
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The Mine
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The Ender Dragon
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Crafting Box
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Micro World - The End
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The First Night
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The Farm
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The Cave
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Micro World - The Nether
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Micro World - The Village
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Minecraft Alex BigFig with Chicken
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Minecraft Steve BigFig with Parrot
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Minecraft Skeleton BigFig with Magma Cube
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Steve and Creeper
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The Chicken Coop
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The Skull Arena
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The Nether Fight
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The Melon Farm
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Minecraft Skin Pack 2
About Minecraft
Blocks, biomes and mobs
Minecraft sets recreate the look of the video game with square heads, pixel-style prints and landscapes made from grass, stone and ore blocks. Steve and Alex appear throughout the range, together with familiar mobs such as creepers, zombies, skeletons and endermen. The builds follow the game's biomes and dimensions, so you will find deserts, jungles, snowy mountains, the Nether and the End. Many models are modular, which means sections can be rearranged or placed next to other sets to form a larger world.
The biggest builds
The Mountain Cave (21137-1) from 2017 stands well ahead of the rest with 2,863 pieces. Next come The Village (21128-1) from 2016 with 1,600 pieces, The Llama Village (21188-1) from 2022 with 1,252 pieces and The Crafting Table (21265-1) from 2024 with 1,195 pieces, an oversized version of the in-game workbench aimed at display. The Ocean Monument (21136-1, 1,122 pieces), The Fortress (21127-1, 984 pieces), The Mine (21118-1, 922 pieces) and The Modern Treehouse (21174-1, 909 pieces) complete the list.
A long-running licence
With releases every year from 2013 to 2026, Minecraft is one of the longer-running licensed themes. Most sets are small or mid-sized and aimed at younger fans of the game, while the large models from 2014 to 2017 remain popular with adult collectors. If you are building a Minecraft world on a shelf, the steady output means there is always another biome or structure to add.
Reusing the bricks
Because the sets are packed with earth tones, greens and greys, they make a useful source of parts for landscapes of your own. Check the parts list of each set, then use What can I build? to see which other Minecraft sets your collection already covers.
FAQ
- Which Minecraft set has the most pieces?
- The Mountain Cave (21137-1), released in 2017, with 2,863 pieces. It is almost twice the size of the runner-up, The Village (21128-1).
- Which characters appear in the sets?
- Steve and Alex are the most common figures, alongside mobs such as creepers, zombies, skeletons and endermen, plus animals like llamas, pigs and wolves.
- Is the theme still running?
- Yes. Our catalogue lists sets from 2013 through to 2026, and new models continue to appear.