What Am I?
40161-1 Other 2016 536 parts 7.6% catalog rarity Intermediate
Uncover mysteries with LEGO Iconic What Am I? (40161-1), the 2016 set offering a LEGO interpretation of a classic guessing game. This 536-piece set transforms the 'Guess Who?' game into a brick-built experience with minifigures. Players pose yes/no questions to pinpoint their opponent's chosen character from the display grids. Sixteen buildable minifigures are part of the game, crafted for simple placement and removal from their boards. These can be exchanged for a player's own minifigure constructions, enhancing customization. The set includes instructions for building and game rules. Its packaging integrates storage for all game components.
Parts Inventory
Showing the first 12 rows of the parts list (536 pieces in total). The full list loads automatically.
| Part | Qty | LEGO price each |
|---|---|---|
| 4× | €0,10 | |
| 4× | €0,10 | |
| 2× | €0,08 | |
| 6× | €0,06 | |
| 2× | €0,06 | |
| 48× | €0,12 | |
| 2× | €0,12 | |
| 2× | €0,06 | |
| 24× | €0,07 | |
| 24× | €0,07 | |
| 1× | €0,36 | |
| 1× | €0,36 |
Catalog rarity
How common are the parts in What Am I??
8 of 105 recorded part+color combinations appear in 3 or fewer sets in our catalog. This does not measure replacement availability or price.
Theme average
5.2%
All sets
6.7%
Least common in our catalog
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Build DNA
Parts inventory insights for What Am I?
536 pieces puts this build +94% against the average Other set and +57% against the average 2016 release.
Vs average Other set
Average Other set: 276 pieces across 142 other sets.
Vs average 2016 set
Average 2016 set: 341 pieces across 438 other sets.
Color profile
Dominant color
White
Unique parts
6.7 pieces per unique type
Repeat factor
Average pieces per unique type.
Most used part
Tile Special 1 x 1 with Clip with Rounded Edges
50xResults are based on official LEGO part inventories. Accuracy improves as you confirm set completeness.
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