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Set 11021 90 Years of Play
Classic

90 Years of Play

Set 11021 marks LEGO's 90 Years of Play anniversary and is a free-building set with 1,100 basic bricks rather than a single fixed model. There are no minifigures included; the focus is on open-ended building with a wide range of pieces.

Set number
11021
Year
2022
Pieces
1,100
Minifigures
0
Theme
Classic
Different parts
281
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 281

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Spare parts (31)

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Description

A set built for free building, not one model

Unlike most themed sets, 11021 does not come with instructions for a single fixed build, but instead offers a large collection of basic bricks for open-ended construction. With 1,100 pieces, there is enough material to build several smaller creations one after another or side by side. That makes the set particularly suited to builders who enjoy working from their own ideas rather than following a set of instructions. As a starting point for free building, this large but unthemed piece count works well precisely because it is not tied to a single subject.

281 basic shapes to work with

With 281 unique part types, the set offers a surprising amount of variety for something focused on free building, ranging from classic basic bricks to a handful of specialised pieces. That range makes it possible to put together very different kinds of models without running out of the right shape. Anyone who already owns other LEGO® sets can mix the pieces from 11021 straight into their existing collection. It also serves as a handy stock of commonly needed basic shapes for small repairs or additions to models you have already built.

White, red, black and grey as a base palette

White, red, black and light bluish grey form a deliberately classic, neutral colour scheme that blends easily with other sets. No single colour dominates heavily, which keeps the bricks flexible for a wide range of projects rather than tying them to one look. The parts list on this page shows exactly how these colours are split across the set. Because no single colour takes over, the bricks work equally well for colourful builds and for more restrained, muted designs of your own.

A solid addition to an existing collection

Because 11021 favours widely usable basic bricks over specialised pieces for one model, it works well as a way to top up an existing brick collection. The parts list makes it easy to see which shapes and colours this set adds, and where it might fill gaps in bricks you already have. That is particularly useful for builders who design their own models regularly and rely on a broad, well-stocked supply of basic bricks to do it.

FAQ

Does 11021 come with instructions for one fixed model?
No, it is a free-building set; the 1,100 pieces are meant for your own creations rather than a single set model.
Are there any minifigures included?
No, set 11021 does not include any minifigures.
What colours make up most of the bricks?
White, red, black and light bluish grey form the base palette; see the parts list on this page for the exact split.

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