What age group is Pony Farm designed for?

LEGO® Juniors sets like this one target younger builders roughly aged 4 to 7, using larger, easier-to-handle pieces.

How many pieces does the set have?

Pony Farm has 306 pieces, including 91 unique parts, plus one minifigure.

Is the LEGO Juniors range still available?

The original Juniors line has since been discontinued or replaced by other beginner-focused products, which makes early sets like this one more interesting to collectors today.

Juniors

Pony Farm

Pony Farm is part of LEGO® Juniors, a range launched to give younger builders an easier route into LEGO building. With 306 pieces and one minifigure, the set centres on a small farm scene built around a stable and a pony. For anyone not quite ready for full System sets, this line offers a gentler starting point.

Set number: 10674
Year: 2014
Pieces: 306
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Juniors
Different parts: 91

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 91

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Minifigures 1

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Description

Designed for younger builders

LEGO® Juniors was built specifically for children not quite ready for the full complexity of standard System sets, typically using larger, simpler shapes and more straightforward building steps. At 306 pieces with 91 unique parts, Pony Farm sits in the middle of the range's size scale, substantial enough to feel like a real project without overwhelming a younger builder. The line launched in 2013 aimed at roughly ages 4 to 7, often built around playful themes such as farms, fire stations or vet clinics.

Tan, white, lime and bright pink

The tan, white, lime and bright pink colour scheme gives Pony Farm a warm, friendly look. Tan typically covers timber elements like the stable or fencing, white handles walls and accessories, lime fills in grassy areas, and bright pink provides eye-catching accents that set it apart from the more muted, technical palettes of classic LEGO City sets. That combination makes Pony Farm instantly recognisable as a set aimed at younger, colour-loving builders.

One minifigure, one farm story

With a single minifigure, Pony Farm focuses on one character tending the pony and the farm, typical of many Juniors sets that build around one central play idea rather than a cast of characters. With 91 unique parts among 306 pieces, there's still enough variety for details on the stable and its accessories without making the build steps too complicated. The parts list on this page shows exactly which shapes and colours are included.

A set for early Juniors collectors

Since LEGO® Juniors has since been replaced by other beginner-focused lines, early sets like the 2014 Pony Farm now mainly interest collectors piecing together the range's beginnings. New, sealed copies are hard to find today, so most examples now come from collections or the secondhand market. The complete parts list on this page is useful for checking a secondhand set for completeness, or for tracking down its characteristic tan and pink pieces for other farm-themed builds.

FAQ

What age group is Pony Farm designed for?: LEGO® Juniors sets like this one target younger builders roughly aged 4 to 7, using larger, easier-to-handle pieces.
How many pieces does the set have?: Pony Farm has 306 pieces, including 91 unique parts, plus one minifigure.
Is the LEGO Juniors range still available?: The original Juniors line has since been discontinued or replaced by other beginner-focused products, which makes early sets like this one more interesting to collectors today.