
LEGO® Jumbo Bricks
Jumbo Bricks, released in 1969, is a 30-piece set in which every part is the same type of brick. It is an early System-range set built around oversized bricks.
- Set number
- 044-2
- Year
- 1969
- Pieces
- 30
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Jumbo Bricks
- Different parts
- 3
Parts list 3
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Jumbo Brick 2 × 4 [Samsonite Version] No longer produced · last seen 1969 × 12![Jumbo Brick 2 × 4 [Samsonite Version] Red](/media/parts/upn0097/4/jumbo-brick-2-x-4-samsonite-version-red.jpg)
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Jumbo Brick 2 × 4 [Samsonite Version] No longer produced · last seen 1969 × 12![Jumbo Brick 2 × 4 [Samsonite Version] White](/media/parts/upn0097/15/jumbo-brick-2-x-4-samsonite-version-white.jpg)
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Jumbo Brick 2 × 4 [Samsonite Version] No longer produced · last seen 1969 × 6![Jumbo Brick 2 × 4 [Samsonite Version] Blue](/media/parts/upn0097/1/jumbo-brick-2-x-4-samsonite-version-blue.jpg)
No part matches this colour selection.
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Description
One brick, three colours
Every one of the 30 pieces is the same element, and only the colour changes: red, white and blue. That keeps the parts list short without making the build dull. Identical large bricks become walls, towers and steps, and the colours give each structure a clear pattern. If you plan stripes or a chequerboard, you can alternate the three colours on purpose. Nothing more than stacking and placing side by side is needed, which keeps it an easy way into building.
A collector's piece from the early days
With a 1969 release year, this is among the oldest entries in the catalogue. For collectors the key point is completeness: with a single part type, it is quick to check that all 30 bricks and all three colours are there. Otherwise it works as a clear example of how the big bricks of that era were made and how they clicked into simple shapes. The full parts list with colours is further down this page.
FAQ
- How many pieces does the set have?
- It has 30 pieces, all of the same brick type. There are no minifigures.
- What colours are the bricks?
- The main colours are red, white and blue.
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