How many pieces does the LEGO Scorpion (7269-1) have?

The LEGO Scorpion set (7269-1) contains 37 pieces. It was released in 2005 as part of the LEGO Creator theme.

How can I find missing parts for LEGO set 7269-1?

On BrickMissing you can check which parts from the LEGO Scorpion (7269-1) you already own. Add your LEGO collection and we'll show exactly which of the 37 pieces you're missing and which you already have.

Can I build the LEGO Scorpion with parts I already have?

Use BrickMissing's free parts checker to find out. Add LEGO sets you own to your collection and we'll cross-reference all 37 parts to show your buildability percentage and which specific pieces you still need.

What theme is the LEGO Scorpion from?

The LEGO Scorpion (7269-1) belongs to the LEGO Creator theme. You can browse all Creator sets on BrickMissing to find more sets from this theme.

Scorpion

7269-1 Creator 2005 37 parts 0% catalog rarity Beginner

Scorpion (7269-1) is a LEGO set with a listed count of 37 parts. Available inventory data is shown below.

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Parts Inventory

🧱 37 parts

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Color	Qty	LEGO price each
Black	2×	€0,15 View at LEGO → View
Light Bluish Gray	2×	€0,10 View at LEGO → View
Orange	5×	€0,08 View at LEGO → View
Trans-Red	2×	€0,06 View at LEGO → View
Black	1×	€0,21 View at LEGO → View
Orange	1×	€0,10 View at LEGO → View
Orange	1×	Check price → View
Orange	1×	€0,12 View at LEGO → View
Orange	1×	€0,15 View at LEGO → View
Orange	1×	€0,15 View at LEGO → View
Dark Bluish Gray	2×	Check price → View
Black	8×	Check price → View

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Catalog rarity

How common are the parts in Scorpion?

0%No rare combinations

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Every recorded part+color combination appears in at least 4 sets in our catalog, including this set. This does not guarantee availability or low prices.

Theme average

2.3%

All sets

6.7%

Least common in our catalog

No combinations recorded in 3 or fewer sets

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