What makes Creative Chest different from other sets?

It has no fixed instructions for a single model, offering basic bricks for open building instead.

How many pieces and minifigures are included?

Set 10663 contains 608 pieces and 167 distinct part types, plus 3 minifigures.

What colours dominate the box?

White, yellow, red and black form the strong base palette of the included bricks.

Bricks & More

Creative Chest

Creative Chest is a large basic-brick box from the 2013 Bricks & More range, built for open-ended play rather than one fixed model. With 608 pieces and 167 distinct part types, it offers plenty of raw material for original ideas. Three minifigures add an extra reason to build scenes around whatever gets created.

Set number: 10663
Year: 2013
Pieces: 608
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Bricks & More
Different parts: 167

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 167

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (8)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 3

Worker with White Hat and Gray Beard fig-0024854 pieces × 1
Worker with Black Hat (Docks) fig-0024864 pieces × 1
Worker with Black Hat (Crane Operator) fig-0024874 pieces × 1

Description

A box, not a single model

Unlike most other sets, Creative Chest does not come with one fixed set of instructions for a single model, but rather a collection of basic bricks in a storage box. The focus is on open building: houses, vehicles, imaginary creatures or abstract shapes can all be built depending on mood, with no set target to reach. That approach sets Bricks & More sets clearly apart from themed sets built around a fixed template, and it gives them lasting value since there is no single build to finish and move on from.

608 pieces as a building foundation

With 608 pieces and 167 distinct part types, the box brings a solid base of standard bricks in various sizes, topped up with a handful of specialised pieces such as windows, doors and wheels. That mix is deliberately chosen to combine well with other sets rather than only working in isolation. The full parts list on this page shows exactly which basic and specialised pieces are included, which is useful for sorting or expanding a wider brick collection.

White, yellow, red and black

White and yellow join red and black to form the box's base palette, a deliberately broad, strong mix suited to very different building projects, from houses to vehicles. These four colours combine well with each other and still read clearly on their own, making them useful as visible accents in larger builds. For anyone topping up a wider brick collection with strong base colours, this box is a practical source.

Minifigures add a play angle

Three minifigures come with the box, unusual for a set built mainly around basic bricks, and they open up extra play possibilities. They can be placed into whatever gets built, whether that is residents of a house or the driver of a custom vehicle. That combination of open building and classic role play is what sets Creative Chest apart from a plain brick collection. Working through the parts list also shows how many pieces pair easily with figures from other sets.

FAQ

What makes Creative Chest different from other sets?: It has no fixed instructions for a single model, offering basic bricks for open building instead.
How many pieces and minifigures are included?: Set 10663 contains 608 pieces and 167 distinct part types, plus 3 minifigures.
What colours dominate the box?: White, yellow, red and black form the strong base palette of the included bricks.