How many pieces are in the Workshop Kit?

Set 2000425-1 has 117 pieces in 28 different types and one minifigure.

It is meant for education and robotics workshops where several people work together with Mindstorms material.

Does the parts list help with missing bricks?

Yes, it shows every part with its colour and makes it easier to compare against a second-hand or mixed stock.

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LEGO® Mindstorms EV3 Workshop Kit

The Mindstorms EV3 Workshop Kit comes from the education range and was released in 2013 with 117 pieces and one minifigure. It is meant for robotics workshops and group use.

Set number: 2000425
Year: 2013
Pieces: 117
Minifigures: 1
Theme: Mindstorms
Different parts: 32

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 32

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 1

White Torso with Space Figure, Red Legs, Red Cap fig-0017224 pieces × 1

Description

Robotics for groups

Mindstorms is the robotics line in which models with motors and sensors can be programmed. The Workshop Kit belongs to the education side and was made for courses, schools and clubs where several participants work with the same material. With 117 pieces it is not a complete robot kit but an add-on that helps groups sort, share and use parts deliberately. One minifigure is included as well, which is a nice extra for a classroom.

Black, blue, grey, red

The main colours are black, blue, light bluish grey and red, the usual mix for technical models. With only 28 different parts the selection is easy to oversee, and many parts appear several times, which helps when building robots with sturdy frames. The colours mainly help with orientation: if you sort parts by function, the dark and light greys make it quick to find what you need for connections, axles or reinforcements.

Sorting and topping up

In a workshop with many hands, single parts go missing quickly. That is exactly where this page is useful: the full parts list shows which elements should be in the sorting box and what colour they are. If you buy the kit second-hand or take it over from a larger stock, you can check that everything is complete. With technical parts especially, comparing the list is worth doing before a course with several participants begins.

Using the parts elsewhere

Technical bricks from education sets can be used outside robotics too, for example for vehicles, machines or constructions of your own. With the “What can I build?” tool you can see which other sets can be assembled from these and your other parts. The kit came out in 2013 and belongs to a product group that was not sold in ordinary toy shops, so it is not always easy to find, and an exact parts list helps with the search.

FAQ

How many pieces are in the Workshop Kit?: Set 2000425-1 has 117 pieces in 28 different types and one minifigure.
Who is the set for?: It is meant for education and robotics workshops where several people work together with Mindstorms material.
Does the parts list help with missing bricks?: Yes, it shows every part with its colour and makes it easier to compare against a second-hand or mixed stock.

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