# LEGO Set 6619672

By hicham

Topic: Games

[Open the interactive Jig](https://ask.jig.com/j/eUeYxHd5n3S4)

## Guide

### 1. Five worlds on one shelf

This is LEGO Minecraft set 21589, Mini Biomes\. A biome is a kind of landscape in the game, like a desert or a forest\. Here, five of them stand side by side under one blocky sky\. Drag anywhere to turn the shelf and look around\.

797 pieces make a scene only about 23 cm wide\.

### 2. A stand with five sockets

Each biome is built on its own square base, six studs by six\. A stud is one of the round bumps on top of a brick\. The biomes sit on smooth grey tiles on the long stand, so you can lift any of them off\.

The bases match the 21265 Crafting Table set, so biomes from both sets can swap places\.

### 3. Mountain

The tallest biome is a mountain\. A waterfall of clear blue pieces tumbles down its front\. Inside, a cave hides pointed dripstone and a purple amethyst geode, a hollow rock lined with crystals\.

The tiny Steve is just three small pieces stacked up\.

### 4. Flower forest

White birch trees and bright flowers cover the forest\. Underneath, a cave holds glowing orange lava\. This is also where a long ribbon of water begins\.

The creeper hiding here is a single printed piece\.

### 5. Mushroom fields

In the middle stand two giant red mushrooms\. Below them, the water layer shows coral, seaweed and a tiny shipwreck\. The red and white cow is a mooshroom, a mushroom cow from the game\.

### 6. Desert

A sandstone temple rises above the water, with cacti beside it\. Special printed bricks carry the temple’s orange markings\. Coral glows in blue, pink and red under the clear water\.

A small treasure chest is hidden on the back\.

### 7. Savanna

The savanna has olive grass, flat acacia trees and a pumpkin\. A pillager outpost is made from two stacked blocks of different colours\. The water ends here on a sandy beach\.

### 8. Flip the sky

The sky behind the biomes is one long panel\. One end shows a starry night and the other a sunny day, with a sunset in the middle\. Lift it, turn it upside down and put it back to change the time of day\.

Every colour of the sky is made from flat tiles\.