LEGO® Crest Basic Building Set
The Crest Basic Building Set 1560 belongs to the Universal Building Set line and was released in 1985. It has 27 pieces in 6 elements.
- Set number
- 1560-3
- Year
- 1985
- Pieces
- 27
- Minifigures
- 0
- Theme
- Basic
- Different parts
- 12
Parts list 12
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Description
Basic bricks in primary colours
Blue, red, yellow and black: this small set needs no more colours than that. It contains no figures and no fixed model, only bricks for free building. With 27 pieces in six elements the stock is manageable and is enough for small houses, vehicles or towers. The Crest in the name marks this variant of the Basic set. The bricks date from 1985 and still fit all common basic bricks today.
A parts stock and a collectable
The Basic line was meant as an affordable entry point, and this set stands for exactly that. Today it mainly serves collectors as an addition or is used as a parts donor. The parts list on this page shows each of the six elements with colour and quantity, so you can quickly see whether they are useful for your next model. You can also check on the site what else you could build with them from your own stock.
FAQ
- How many pieces does the set have?
- It has 27 pieces in 6 elements and no minifigures.
- Which colours are included?
- Blue, red, yellow and black.
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