Educational and Dacta Serious Play

LEGO® Identity and Landscape Kit

The Identity and Landscape Kit is a 2010 release from the Serious Play line, built for workshops rather than for a single finished model. It holds 1,536 pieces and no minifigures.

Set number
2000415
Year
2010
Pieces
1,536
Minifigures
0
Different parts
164
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 164

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Description

Built for thinking with your hands

Serious Play is an educational approach from LEGO® in which groups build models to talk through ideas, roles and relationships. This kit is meant for building identities and the landscapes around them. Instead of one set of instructions leading to one result, you get a pool of bricks and plates that each person turns into their own scene. If you pick it up today, expect an open-ended building session in which you set the rules, much more than a model with a fixed outcome.

A bold four-colour mix

Black, white, lime and red dominate the box. Black and white supply calm surfaces and sharp contrast, while lime and red work as strong accents. That suits a kit for small landscapes: a pale plate can stand in for ground or water, lime reads instantly as grass or planting, and red picks out buildings or markers. With 134 different parts across 1,536 pieces, there is enough variety to keep things interesting and enough repetition to cover larger areas.

Reading the parts list

For a set like this, the parts list on this page is the most useful part of the entry. It shows which shapes come in large numbers and which appear only once, so you can judge whether the stock suits mosaics, landscape bases or building models. The “What can I build?” tool then tells you which other sets you could assemble from your collection, which is handy if you plan to mix these bricks with other stock you already own.

Neutral colours, easy to mix

Because the two dominant colours are so neutral, this stock blends well with other boxes. If you already own bricks in grey or blue, black and white will sit comfortably alongside them without looking busy. The smaller amounts of lime and red then work as deliberate accents, for instance in a mosaic or a small diorama. It is not a starter set, but for anyone who likes building without instructions, the large piece count makes a solid foundation.

FAQ

Does the kit include minifigures?
No, the catalogue lists no minifigures. The set is made up of 1,536 pieces in 134 different parts.
Who is this set aimed at?
It belongs to the Serious Play range and was designed for group sessions and workshops. Collectors and keen builders can still treat it as a big box of bricks for free building.
Can I use the parts in other models?
Yes, these are ordinary building elements. The parts list shows what you have, and the search tool points you towards other sets that use the same pieces.

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