LEGO® Minecraft® 21597 Ghast Base lets boys and girls aged 9 and up build and recreate scenes inspired by the Minecraft® video game.

Key Features

• The set offers 754 pieces for extensive building.
• It brings children aged 9 and up a model from the LEGO® Minecraft® themed series.
• For story-based play, it captures the ghast's development from the dried-out phase through to a grown happy ghast.
• The play environment is expanded by a waterfall leading into a cave inspired by the Minecraft® world.
• Once assembled, the model stands over 29 cm tall, 21 cm wide and 20 cm deep.
• The finished base can also be used as decoration in a player's room.
• The set was released in 2026.

The set combines building, character transformations and a displayable model in one project for Minecraft® fans.

Use / Assembly

• By attaching the aviator helmet and boat to the happy ghast, you can create a ghast airship.
• The LEGO® Builder app lets you zoom in and rotate the model in 3D, track your building progress and save your sets.
• A QR code on the printed instructions unlocks a Ghast Base skin pack for the Minecraft® video game.

Alongside the physical model, you also get digital building support and themed in-game content.

Contents

• The box contains a total of eight minifigures and characters: two skeletons, a dried ghast, a hydrated ghast, a baby ghast, a happy ghast, a ghast guardian and an aeronaut.
• You can enrich your stories with resources in the form of coal, iron and diamond ores.
• Three chests are included for storing in-game items.
• Equipment includes shovels, chains, snowballs, pickaxes, a telescope and a bucket.
• The interior is complemented by a bed, a bookshelf and a crafting table.
• The retail packaging measures 28.2 × 43.2 × 7.2 cm.

The varied characters, equipment, resources and interior elements give children more options for their own play scenarios.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded by Ole Kirk Kristiansen in 1932. It is a privately held company headquartered in Billund, Denmark, and continues to be owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family. The name LEGO was created by shortening the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well".

The history of the LEGO name directly refers to play, which lies at the heart of the brand's work.