
Parts list 15
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Brick 2 × 4 without Cross Supports No longer produced · last seen 1987 × 16
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Brick 2 × 4 without Cross Supports No longer produced · last seen 1984 × 16
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Brick 2 × 2 without Inside Ridges No longer produced · last seen 1986 × 6
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Brick 2 × 2 without Inside Ridges No longer produced · last seen 1987 × 6
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Brick 1 × 2 × 6
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Brick 1 × 2 × 6
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Brick 2 × 3 without Cross Supports No longer produced · last seen 1990 × 4
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Brick 2 × 3 without Cross Supports No longer produced · last seen 1985 × 4
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Brick 1 × 2 No longer produced · last seen 1994 × 4
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Brick 2 × 4 without Cross Supports No longer produced · last seen 1984 × 3
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Brick 2 × 8 × 2
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Brick 2 × 2 without Inside Ridges No longer produced · last seen 1988 × 1
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Brick 2 × 2 without Inside Ridges No longer produced · last seen 1986 × 1
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Brick 2 × 2 without Inside Ridges No longer produced · last seen 1986 × 1
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Brick 10 × 20 without Bottom Tubes, with '+' Cross Support (early Baseplate) No longer produced · last seen 1968 × 1
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Description
Six types, many options
Few sets are as pared back as this one: 77 pieces, but only 6 distinct types. The same shapes therefore recur again and again, and you soon get a feel for what they can do. There are no minifigures and no prescribed model, just bricks to experiment with. That limitation is instructive, because you have to manage with very little choice and, in doing so, discover how many constructions are possible from simple basic shapes. That makes the set a pleasant exercise in restraint, and it leads surprisingly quickly to solutions of your own.
Red, white, yellow and clear
The main colours are red, white, yellow and trans-clear. With this selection you can suggest simple houses with red walls, white façades or yellow details, and the clear pieces suggest themselves as windows. The parts list on this page shows how the 77 bricks are divided between types and colours. For a small set especially, that overview helps before you begin sketching out your plans, and it prevents surprises halfway through.
Who it suits
The basic set is a piece of early brick history. For collectors it belongs among the first starter sets, while for the curious it is a vivid demonstration of how little you need to get going. For play it works immediately, since no instructions are required. As a display piece it looks modest, yet set beside newer, more elaborate sets it shows impressively how building has changed over the decades since this box was released.
Big ideas from a small stock
If these 77 bricks are all you have, Bricoria's “What can I build?” tool can help. It compares your stock with every known set and shows what the pieces add up to. The more bricks you collect over time, the longer that list becomes. A plain basic set is therefore a good start for a collection, because its shapes fit almost everywhere and later combine easily with other sets.
FAQ
- How many pieces are in the Basic Building Set 010-3?
- It has 77 pieces in 6 different types. No minifigures are included.
- Which colours does it include?
- Mainly red, white, yellow and trans-clear. Exact quantities are in the parts list.
- Is there a prescribed model?
- No, it is a free-building starter set. What you make is up to you.
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