With the LEGO® Disney 43282 Village House and Boat set, girls and boys aged 4 and up can build a scene inspired by the Disney Moana 2 film. The house, small boat, three figures and themed accessories give children room to play out their own stories with Moana, Simea and the piglet Pua.

Key Features

• Starter bricks support an easier and faster start to building.
• The set contains 85 pieces and is intended for children aged 4 and up.
• The building set from the LEGO Disney range has the number 43282 and was released in 2026.
• The assembled house measures over 11 cm in height, 6 cm in width and 3 cm in depth.
• The theme is based on the Disney Moana 2 film.

Starter bricks help children master building more quickly and easily, so they can move on to playing with the finished model.

Use / Assembly

Simple picture-based instructions allow children who are still learning to read to follow along during building. The digital instructions in the LEGO Builder app offer zoom and 3D rotation of the model, progress tracking and the ability to save the set.

• The piglet Pua can be placed in the small boat.
• The model can be combined with other separately sold LEGO Disney sets.
• According to the manufacturer, the set is designed to develop imagination and encourage children to play out their own stories.

Picture-based and digital instructions guide children through the build, while the figures and models then open up space for their own storylines.

Contents

• Village house with a rotating palm tree, kitchen area and sleeping zone
• Small boat with a removable paddle
• Three figures: Moana, her little sister Simea and the piglet Pua
• Two beds and two bowls
• A barrel, drum, fish, banana, coconut, star and gem
• Wall decorations and stickers
• Retail packaging with approximate dimensions of 20.5 × 19.1 × 4.6 cm

The figures, house furnishings and themed items make it possible to play out stories in the house and on the boat.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded by Ole Kirk Kristiansen in 1932 in Billund, Denmark, where this family-owned company is headquartered. The name LEGO was created by combining parts of the Danish words "Leg Godt", meaning "Play Well".

New LEGO elements and products undergo chemical, physical, electrical, hygiene and fire safety tests. The company is also working towards manufacturing bricks from more sustainable materials by 2032.

Behind the set is a family company that puts new products through several types of safety testing.