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Set 2000443 Workshop Kit Freewheeler
Educational and Dacta Technic

LEGO® Workshop Kit Freewheeler

Workshop Kit Freewheeler is an educational set from LEGO® released in 2015. It contains 91 pieces and one minifigure, and it works as a small Technic exercise for groups.

Set number
2000443
Year
2015
Pieces
91
Minifigures
1
Theme
Technic
Different parts
30
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 30

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Minifigures 1

Description

Built for teaching

This is not a typical toy-shop box. Set 2000443 sits in the Educational range, which is aimed at schools and workshops rather than the usual shelf of retail sets. With only 91 pieces, it can be finished within a single lesson, and the build is short enough that a pupil or a small team can follow the instructions without help. If you come across one at home, expect a compact project that fits comfortably into an afternoon.

Technic on a small scale

The catalogue files it under Technic, so the emphasis is on movement and mechanics rather than on facades or fine detail. There are 30 different part types among the 91 pieces, which means many elements appear more than once. That is common in teaching kits, and it trains you to use identical parts in different roles. For beginners it is a useful exercise, because you quickly see what each piece does without drowning in a huge pile of bricks.

Colours and the minifigure

The palette is sober. Black and light bluish grey dominate, with red and yellow added as accents. That suits the technical character and keeps axles, wheels and connectors easy to tell apart. One minifigure is included as well. It gives the model a sense of scale and turns the build into a tiny story, which helps in a group when people compare results afterwards or try out their own variations.

Reusing the pieces

This page lists every part with its colour and quantity. That is handy if you want to check that a second-hand set is complete or if you need to replace a single Technic element. The “What can I build?” tool also shows which other sets you could put together from bricks you already own. Small Technic kits often supply axles and connectors that are missing from larger home-made models, so they are worth keeping in your collection.

FAQ

How many pieces are in Workshop Kit Freewheeler?
The set has 91 pieces made up of 30 different part types, plus one minifigure.
Who is this set aimed at?
It comes from the educational range and was made for classrooms and workshops. At home it makes a small Technic project for beginners.
Where can I find the parts list?
Right here on this page. Every part is listed with its colour and quantity, so you can check whether your copy is complete.

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