LEGO® Minecraft® 21275 TNT Jungle House brings the familiar environment and characters from the video game into a physical building set. It is suitable for assembling the model as well as creating your own play scenes.

Key Features

• The game world takes physical form in a model of a house set in Minecraft's jungle biome.
• The build stands out with its oversized TNT block appearance and consists of 287 pieces.
• The set is intended for girls and boys aged 8 and up.
• The finished model measures over 10 cm in height, 24 cm in width, and 17 cm in depth.
• Set number 21275 belongs to the LEGO Minecraft series and was released in 2025.

The combination of building, characters, and a functional model gives children the space to recreate familiar situations and create their own adventures.

Use / Assembly

A switch on the side of the house activates a simulated TNT explosion, causing the roof and walls to collapse. The house can then be rebuilt and the feature used repeatedly during play.

• The LEGO Builder app allows you to zoom in on the model while building.
• The model in progress can be rotated in 3D within the app.
• The app also includes a build progress tracking feature.

The repeatedly buildable house combines the act of construction with an action play feature and digital building support.

Contents

• 287 pieces
• Steve, Creeper, and zombie figures
• A buildable boat
• A fishing rod and fish
• A parrot
• Jungle leaf elements

The figures and themed accessories expand the possibilities for creating scenes from the Minecraft universe.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. The name LEGO was derived from the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well".

• The company is headquartered in Billund, Denmark.
• It remains family-owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family.
• The LEGO brick with its stud-and-tube coupling system was introduced in its current form in 1958.
• New elements and products undergo chemical, physical, electrical, hygiene, and flammability testing.

LEGO® builds on a history dating back to 1932 and subjects its new elements and products to multiple types of testing.