How many pieces does the set have?

It has 24 pieces in 2 elements and no minifigures.

Who was the set meant for?

It belongs to the Educational and Dacta line and was meant for schools and nurseries.

Educational and Dacta Universal Building Set

LEGO® Basic Figures

The Basic Figures 1089 come from the Educational and Dacta line (Universal Building Set) and were released in 1985. The set has 24 pieces in just 2 elements.

Set number: 1089
Year: 1985
Pieces: 24
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Universal Building Set
Different parts: 2

What can I build with it?

Parts list 2

Basic Figure Finger Puppet Female [Red, Black Hair] fig0001 [No Color/Any Color] No longer produced · last seen 1991 × 12
Basic Figure Finger Puppet Male [Blue, Brown Hair] fig0002 [No Color/Any Color] No longer produced · last seen 1991 × 12

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Description

Figures to design yourself

Dacta offered bricks for schools and nurseries, and this set adds simple figures to them. With only two elements and 24 pieces, the scope is deliberately small. There is no fixed model, but the parts can be put together into play figures that move into self-built houses, vehicles and scenes. The data gives no colour for the parts, so they are not tied to one specific colour.

Easy to survey

A set with so few elements is quickly understood and well suited to sorting or counting. It can also be used as an addition to other Universal Building Set packs. Exactly which two elements are included and in what quantity is shown in the parts list on this page. For beginners especially, this is a simple way to build first figures themselves.

FAQ

How many pieces does the set have?: It has 24 pieces in 2 elements and no minifigures.
Who was the set meant for?: It belongs to the Educational and Dacta line and was meant for schools and nurseries.

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