Does Bricks Bricks Bricks include building instructions?

Sets like this often include suggestions for smaller builds, but the focus stays clearly on open, unstructured building rather than one fixed model.

Why aren't there any minifigures in this set?

The set deliberately focuses on the bricks themselves, aimed at builders creating their own models rather than acting out a set play scene.

Who is this set best suited to?

Mainly builders topping up an existing collection, plus anyone who prefers open-ended construction to following a single fixed model.

Classic

Bricks Bricks Bricks

Bricks Bricks Bricks 10717 is a pure brick set from the Classic range with no fixed model and no minifigures. Its 1,500 pieces across four core colours are meant as raw material for your own ideas rather than a single guided build.

Set number: 10717
Year: 2018
Pieces: 1,500
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Classic
Different parts: 328

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 328

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 (26)

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

Description

No instructions for one model, just bricks

Unlike themed sets, Bricks Bricks Bricks doesn't come built around a single model; instead it delivers a large stock of classic bricks for open-ended building, though sets like this often include suggestions for smaller builds alongside the core brick supply. Classic sets of this kind typically suit builders who want to realise their own ideas rather than follow a fixed set of steps from start to finish. As a top-up for an existing collection, a pure brick set like this works especially well, filling gaps in colour and brick shape that themed sets rarely cover.

1,500 pieces, 328 different shapes

With 1,500 pieces and 328 unique elements, the set offers a solid range of brick shapes suited to all kinds of projects, from simple houses to vehicles or fantasy creatures. Minifigures are deliberately absent, since the focus sits entirely on the bricks themselves. Anyone wanting to know exactly which shapes and colours are included, and in what quantity, will find a detailed breakdown in the parts list on this page before deciding whether to buy. This open format suits children without fixed theme preferences particularly well.

White, tan, yellow and black as a base

The colour palette of white, tan, yellow and black stays deliberately neutral, which makes it usable across many different projects without any single colour dominating the mix. That restraint sets the set apart from brightly themed alternatives and turns it into a solid foundation that combines well with other Classic sets or older collections already on hand. For anyone after a versatile base palette to draw on for future creations, this set is a genuinely useful source.

Who this set suits

Bricks Bricks Bricks suits anyone who prefers open, creative building over a fixed model, whether that's families experimenting together or experienced builders after extra base material. Those after a single impressive display piece are better served by a themed set, since no finished result is prescribed here. As a starter set or a top-up for an existing collection, though, it offers a genuinely strong ratio of pieces to price.

FAQ

Does Bricks Bricks Bricks include building instructions?: Sets like this often include suggestions for smaller builds, but the focus stays clearly on open, unstructured building rather than one fixed model.
Why aren't there any minifigures in this set?: The set deliberately focuses on the bricks themselves, aimed at builders creating their own models rather than acting out a set play scene.
Who is this set best suited to?: Mainly builders topping up an existing collection, plus anyone who prefers open-ended construction to following a single fixed model.