LEGO® Assorted Yellow Bricks

Description

One colour only

This pack has just one colour, and it is yellow. The 62 pieces are spread across only 11 different parts, so each one appears around five times on average. That sets it apart from mixed assortments: there are plenty of identical bricks here, ideal for finishing walls, surfaces and towers in a uniform colour. For a solid block of colour in a model it is a practical and easy-to-read foundation. Sorting up afterwards is simple too, since one colour fills nearly the whole box.

No instructions needed

Bulk Bricks contain no fixed model. You decide whether the bricks become a house, a vehicle, a wall or a colour experiment. With a single colour it is especially easy to start, because you only have to think about shape and structure rather than which brick belongs where. For younger children it is an uncomplicated way to try out their first free-building ideas without any pressure to copy something.

Topping up a collection

Anyone with a box of their own parts knows the problem: some colours never have enough bricks. This pack boosts the yellow share, for example for taxis, diggers, sunflowers, signs or the front of a house. It also suits any project that needs one consistent shade of yellow. It came out in 2003, so if you shop second-hand it can be worth comparing a few copies and checking what each one contains.

What is inside

The full parts list with all 11 variants and their quantities is further down this page. The “What can I build?” tool shows which models your own collection plus these yellow bricks would allow, and whether a purchase makes sense for your next project. That gives you a quick overview before you order anything or start digging through your boxes and sorting out the pieces you already have. The list is short, with only 11 variants, so it takes a minute to read through.

FAQ

What colour are the bricks?

All 62 pieces are yellow. The pack contains no other colours.

Is there a model to follow?

No, it is a Bulk Bricks assortment, so you build from your own ideas.

How many different parts are there?

There are 11 variants. Quantities per part are in the parts list on this page.