The LEGO® Fortnite® 77082 Rave Cave set brings the video game location of LEGO Fortnite into a model designed for both building and scene recreation. It is intended for boys, girls, players and fans of this gaming series aged 12 and up who want to create their own stories with familiar characters.

Key Features

• Recommended age from 12 years.
• Once assembled, the model measures over 39 cm in height, over 50 cm in width and over 25 cm in depth.
• The main build features the Cuddle Team Leader character head, a mountain and a working roller coaster.
• Interactive play is enhanced by a DJ booth with spinning turntables and a removable decorated dance floor.
• The set is listed as a 2026 model year.

Once assembled, you get a model of the game location that combines building with a range of elements for acting out your own scenes.

Use / Assembly

You can push the roller coaster car along the tracks, while the DJ booth's spinning turntables complement the role-playing environment. Detaching the dance floor reveals a skeleton hidden beneath it. Pulling out a snow piece can also trigger falling dynamite.

• The digital building instructions are available in the LEGO® Builder app.
• A bonus Cuddle Team Leader outfit for the LEGO Fortnite video game is unlocked using a QR code in the building instructions.

The interactive parts allow you to change what happens in the model and supplement the physical set with digital gaming content.

Contents

• Includes six LEGO® Fortnite® minifigures for role play and creating your own stories.
• Characters represented include Evie, Funk Ops, Cuddle Team Leader, Aura, DJ Yonder and Party Trooper.
• The package includes the main build with the mountain, the Cuddle Team Leader head and a working roller coaster.
• Also included is a bonus digital Cuddle Team Leader outfit for the LEGO Fortnite video game.

The combination of six characters and play features provides scope for recreating scenes from Rave Cave as well as creating new stories.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded by Ole Kirk Kristiansen in 1932. The name LEGO was created by combining the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". The company remains in the ownership of the Kirk Kristiansen family, and the current form of the LEGO brick with its tube-based connection principle was introduced in 1958.

The set therefore comes from a family-owned company whose current brick-connecting principle has been in its established form since 1958.