Serious Play

Identity and Landscape Kit

The Identity and Landscape Kit (2000430) isn't a typical LEGO set but a toolkit for the LEGO® Serious Play® facilitation method. With 2,854 pieces and 246 different elements, it provides symbolic building elements for workshops exploring identity and context within teams or organisations. The full parts list with every colour is further down this page.

Set number
2000430
Year
2013
Pieces
2,854
Minifigures
0
Different parts
246
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 246

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Description

A facilitation tool, not a play set

Unlike a standard LEGO set, the Identity and Landscape Kit is built for LEGO® Serious Play®, a method where teams use bricks to make ideas, structures and relationships visible. Rather than following instructions for a fixed model, participants use the 2,854 pieces freely to build symbolic models representing identity, context and collaboration. That makes it a tool for facilitators and organisations rather than collectors or children building a finished set. The value sits in the process itself rather than in a predefined finished model.

An unusually wide range of elements

With 246 different elements across roughly 2,900 pieces, the kit has one of the widest part ranges of any LEGO product. Alongside standard bricks, it includes plenty of specialist pieces, figures, connectors and unusual shapes, that work well as symbols for ideas. That breadth is deliberate: workshops need a large enough vocabulary of shapes to represent many different concepts visually. The full mix, including the rarer special pieces, is listed in the parts list on this page.

Colours with symbolic meaning

Chrome gold stands out in the colour scheme, an element rarely seen in regular LEGO sets and used here as a deliberately distinctive, meaning-carrying piece. Black and white form a neutral base for plates and structural pieces, while red serves as a strong accent for highlighted symbols. That colour choice supports the method itself, since striking colours and special pieces are easier to recognise and interpret as symbols during a group build than uniform base colours.

Who actually uses this kit

The kit is used mainly by certified LEGO Serious Play facilitators running team workshops, strategy sessions or organisational development work. It's less typical for home building, since there's no instruction booklet for a fixed model and no minifigures included. Anyone curious about the specialist pieces inside can still check the parts list on this page for a full breakdown of colours and shapes.

FAQ

What is the Identity and Landscape Kit?
A toolkit for the LEGO® Serious Play® facilitation method, used by teams to build symbolic models about identity and context.
How many pieces does the kit include?
2,854 pieces with 246 different elements, one of the widest part ranges of any LEGO product.
Is this kit meant for children or collectors?
Not primarily. It's aimed at facilitators who use it in workshops for teams and organisations.

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