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Description
A box for open-ended play
The Brick Box is not a model with a set of instructions, but a starter supply for free play. It comes from the Duplo basic range and holds 65 pieces and no minifigures. The large bricks are made for small hands: easy to grip, firm when pressed together and still simple to pull apart. Children can make towers, walls and imaginary buildings without any template. Parents tend to like boxes of this kind because they stay in use for a long time and join up with almost everything else in the Duplo range.
Bright colours, clearly separated
The main colours are medium azure, white, yellow and lime. They are strong, fresh shades that invite sorting, counting and learning colours. If you build with a toddler, you can set little tasks such as “pass me all the yellow bricks” or “make a tower from white only”. The light mix also sits well with other Duplo sets, so the box slips into an existing collection without the colours clashing.
Twenty-two shapes among 65 pieces
There are 22 different elements in the box, which is a decent choice. Besides the classic blocks, further shapes make building more varied. Whether the box holds roofs, plates or specials is shown by the parts list on this page, which names every element with colour and quantity. That also lets you check a second-hand box for completeness and hunt for any missing parts. For a toddler set, where bricks easily end up scattered across several boxes, that is a real help.
Adding to the rest of the collection
A brick box is most useful when other Duplo sets already live in the playroom. The extra bricks give you more material for bigger builds and make themed sets more flexible. If you add your collection to Bricoria, the “What can I build?” tool shows which other sets you could put together completely or nearly from what you own. With 65 pieces in four colours, this box is a solid base for that.
FAQ
- How many pieces are in the Brick Box?
- It has 65 Duplo pieces in 22 different shapes and no minifigures.
- What age is this kind of box meant for?
- Duplo is designed for toddlers. The exact age recommendation is printed on the packaging.
- Does it work with other Duplo sets?
- Yes, the bricks combine with other Duplo parts and extend the sets you already have.
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