Educational and Dacta

LEGO® LE Coral Science Marketing Kit

2000483 comes from the LEGO Education and Dacta range, and its name includes the words "Marketing Kit", pointing to a presentation or demonstration set for schools rather than a standard retail product. With 126 pieces, three minifigures and a striking coral colour, it fits a marine science theme.

Set number
2000483
Year
2025
Pieces
126
Minifigures
3
Different parts
56
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Parts list 56

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Minifigures 3

Description

An education-range set, not standard retail

Unlike most sets covered on this site, 2000483 belongs to the LEGO Education and Dacta line aimed at schools and learning environments. The "Marketing Kit" wording in its name suggests this particular set was produced for presentation or sales-demonstration purposes rather than for general retail sale. That background doesn't change the facts about its pieces, colours or size, but it's worth knowing where this set actually comes from before comparing it directly to a regular themed LEGO release.

A coral and marine science theme

The name "Coral Science" points to a marine biology or coral-reef subject, fitting for a science learning unit aimed at a classroom setting. With three minifigures included, the set likely supports a small scene built around research or observation, for example figures cast as scientists or students studying the reef. The exact scene works best read directly from the physical pieces themselves, which are broken down in full in the parts list on this page.

126 pieces, 56 unique elements, 3 minifigures

56 unique elements across 126 pieces, plus three minifigures, is a relatively rich mix for a set this size, consistent with its likely role as a classroom demonstration model. The full parts list on this page breaks down every shape and colour used, which is also useful for anyone looking for specific elements for other builds or classroom materials of their own. That breakdown also works as a starting point for other science-themed building ideas.

White, coral, orange, dark blue

White, coral, bright light orange and dark blue create a clear ocean feel: coral and orange most likely represent the titular coral reef, while dark blue stands in for water or background elements. White rounds out the palette as a neutral base or structural colour, providing contrast against the more saturated tones and keeping the reef motif visually easy to read. That clear colour separation is also handy in a classroom setting, where pieces need to be sorted quickly.

FAQ

Is 2000483 a standard retail set?
Its "Marketing Kit" naming points to a presentation or demonstration set from the LEGO Education range rather than a typical retail product.
How many minifigures are included?
Three minifigures come with the set, likely representing a small research or observation scene.
What theme does the set cover?
The name "Coral Science" and the coral and dark blue colours point to a marine or coral-reef theme aimed at education.

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